Krysten Ritter

In 2011In 2011, she was cast in three Hollywood films. She played Gloria in the British-Irish comedy ‘Killing Bono’; later that year she took the lead role in the film ‘Life Happens’. The third movie was ‘Margaret’ in which she played the shop-girl.

While the ABC sitcom aired until 2013While the ABC sitcom aired until 2013, she made guest appearances on ‘Robot Chicken’, ‘The Cleveland Show’ and ‘The Eric Andre Show’. She limited herself to TV that year.

Though she featured in the pilot of ‘Mission Control’ as Mary Kendricks, an aerospace engineer, which was slated to launch in 2015,in 2015, the pilot wasn’t raved about so NBC decided to scrap the show.

Former super model, Krysten Alyce Ritter is an established American actress and musician. Popularly known as Marvel’s ‘Jessica Jones’ on Netflix and Jane Margolis in AMC’s ‘Breaking Bad’, she has experienced the best of both worlds – television and Hollywood. From modelling consignments at the age of fifteen to an acclaimed television and film star, Krysten has come a long way in the two decades of her entertainment career. In her early years, she also starred in music videos such as ‘Waffle’ by ‘Sevendust’ and ‘Could I Have This Kiss Forever’ by Whitney Houston. With stellar performances in shows such as ‘Gilmore Girls’, ‘Gravity’, ‘Gossip Girl’ and many more, she quickly became an irrefutable choice for blockbuster movies. She turned a writer with a script about her experiences as a model and sold it as a TV pilot. She is also a proficient guitarist and singer, and plays regularly for a band named ‘Ex Vivian’. Krysten has been nominated for several awards and even bagged a trophy for ‘Best Actress’ in 2016‘Best Actress’ in 2016. She will soon be seen on Netflix’s next superhero TV series ‘The Defenders’ that will be aired mid-2017, mid-2017, and in Brett Hayley’s film ‘The Hero’.

The Wilhelmina Model’s agency assigned her to an audition for a ‘Dr. Pepper ‘Dr. Pepper’ television commercial. At the audition she was peppy and could naturally project her skills in acting. Thus, she was signed for the advertisement.

She took to theatre in 2006in 2006, and acted in Rajiv Joseph’s play ‘All This intimacy’ at the Second Stage Theatre. This helped perk her acting skills and soon she guest starred as Lucy in the comedy-drama ‘Gilmore Girls’.

In 2008In 2008 she landed herself a meatier role in Anne Fletcher’s comedy film ’27 Dresses’ as Gina, the Goth. She also guest starred in ‘What happens in Vegas’ and ‘The Last International Playboy’ the same year.

In 2009In 2009, she played the main cast and best friend of the lead character in the rom-com ‘Confessions of a Shopaholic’. She guest starred in the TV series ‘Gossip Girl’ in the episode ‘Valley Girls’.

In 2010In 2010, she sealed a spot as the main character in the American comedy series ‘Gravity’, in which she plays the role of Lily, a lonely and eccentric 27 year old department store worker.

In 2014,In 2014, she signed many roles in movies and hardly took up many projects on television. She acted as Melanie in Alex Ross Perry’s comedy drama ‘Listen Up Philip’, Ruby in Jake Hoffman’s film ‘Asthma’, Christy in Scot Armstrong’s directorial debut film ‘Search Party’, and DeeAnn in the biographical film ‘Big Eyes’.

In 2016In 2016, she appeared on an episode in IFC’s ‘Comedy Bang! Bang!’ as herself in the episode ‘Krysten Ritter Wears a Turtleneck and Black Boots’. She will also feature in a main role in the 2017 film ‘The Hero’.

From Modelling To Acting

From Modelling To Acting

From Modelling To Acting

The Wilhelmina Model’s agency assigned her to an audition for a ‘Dr. Pepper’ television commercial. At the audition she was peppy and could naturally project her skills in acting. Thus, she was signed for the advertisement.

She played many credited and non-credited roles in films and television until she landed a role as a history student in the 2003 film ‘Mona Lisa Smile’. The following year she landed a role on the TV series ‘One Life to Live’ where she played a recurring character ‘Kay’ over four episodes.

She took to theatre in 2006, and acted in Rajiv Joseph’s play ‘All This intimacy’ at the Second Stage Theatre. This helped perk her acting skills and soon she guest starred as Lucy in the comedy-drama ‘Gilmore Girls’.

In 2008 she landed herself a meatier role in Anne Fletcher’s comedy film ’27 Dresses’ as Gina, the Goth. She also guest starred in ‘What happens in Vegas’ and ‘The Last International Playboy’ the same year.

In 2009, she played the main cast and best friend of the lead character in the rom-com ‘Confessions of a Shopaholic’. She guest starred in the TV series ‘Gossip Girl’ in the episode ‘Valley Girls’.

She also secured the recurring role as Jane Margolis in AMC’s highly rated crime drama ‘Breaking Bad’. She acted in the film ‘How to Make Love to a Woman’ the same year.

Alongside her television career, in 2009 she was also cast in the web horror-comedy drama ‘Woke up Dead’ as Cassie. In the 22 episodes she co-stars with Jon Heder who plays the lead role of Drex Greene.

In 2010, she sealed a spot as the main character in the American comedy series ‘Gravity’, in which she plays the role of Lily, a lonely and eccentric 27 year old department store worker.

In 2011, she was cast in three Hollywood films. She played Gloria in the British-Irish comedy ‘Killing Bono’; later that year she took the lead role in the film ‘Life Happens’. The third movie was ‘Margaret’ in which she played the shop-girl.

One of her most successful ventures in the television field was her lead role as Chloe in the ABC sitcom ‘Don’t Trust the B---- in Apartment in 2012. In which she plays an amoral party girl who scams her roommates, but finds new bonds of friendship with her new roommate, June Colburn.

While the ABC sitcom aired until 2013, she made guest appearances on ‘Robot Chicken’, ‘The Cleveland Show’ and ‘The Eric Andre Show’. She limited herself to TV that year.

In 2014, she signed many roles in movies and hardly took up many projects on television. She acted as Melanie in Alex Ross Perry’s comedy drama ‘Listen Up Philip’, Ruby in Jake Hoffman’s film ‘Asthma’, Christy in Scot Armstrong’s directorial debut film ‘Search Party’, and DeeAnn in the biographical film ‘Big Eyes’.

Though she featured in the pilot of ‘Mission Control’ as Mary Kendricks, an aerospace engineer, which was slated to launch in 2015, the pilot wasn’t raved about so NBC decided to scrap the show.

However, she landed the title role of ‘Jessica Jones’ in Marvel’s Television Series on Netflix. Her audition was a cake walk as she depicted the two essential characteristics of the role – a dauntless yet vulnerable former superhero turned investigator with ease.

The show ran for thirteen episodes; her character of Jessica Jones will be added to the upcoming Marvel Comic television show ‘The Defenders’. In which she will once again play a private investigator suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.

In 2016, she appeared on an episode in IFC’s ‘Comedy Bang! Bang!’ as herself in the episode ‘Krysten Ritter Wears a Turtleneck and Black Boots’. She will also feature in a main role in the 2017 film ‘The Hero’.

Who is Krysten Ritter?

Who is Krysten Ritter?

Who is Krysten Ritter?

Former super model, Krysten Alyce Ritter is an established American actress and musician. Popularly known as Marvel’s ‘Jessica Jones’ on Netflix and Jane Margolis in AMC’s ‘Breaking Bad’, she has experienced the best of both worlds – television and Hollywood. From modelling consignments at the age of fifteen to an acclaimed television and film star, Krysten has come a long way in the two decades of her entertainment career. In her early years, she also starred in music videos such as ‘Waffle’ by ‘Sevendust’ and ‘Could I Have This Kiss Forever’ by Whitney Houston. With stellar performances in shows such as ‘Gilmore Girls’, ‘Gravity’, ‘Gossip Girl’ and many more, she quickly became an irrefutable choice for blockbuster movies. She turned a writer with a script about her experiences as a model and sold it as a TV pilot. She is also a proficient guitarist and singer, and plays regularly for a band named ‘Ex Vivian’. Krysten has been nominated for several awards and even bagged a trophy for ‘Best Actress’ in 2016. She will soon be seen on Netflix’s next superhero TV series ‘The Defenders’ that will be aired mid-2017, and in Brett Hayley’s film ‘The Hero’.