allison-brooks-janney

American performer Allison Brooks Janney was born on November 19, 1959. Her work on the screen as well as the stage have garnered praise throughout the span of her 3 decades-long career. Janney is the winner of several awards. This includes an Academy Award, a British Academy Film Award and a host of others. The seven Primetime Emmy Awards were also awarded to her. In addition, she was nominated for two Tony Awards. Janney was born in Boston, and raised in Dayton (Ohio). When she graduated from Kenyon College, she received an award-winning scholarship at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Her first television appearance was in 1999, when she played C. J. Cregg on NBC's political drama The West Wing (from 1999 to 2006.) in which she received Four Primetime Emmy Awards. Janney received the Primetime Emmy Award for 2014 Outstanding Guest actress in an Drama Series for her performance as Margaret Scully on the Showtime show Masters of Sex. Janney has been nominated for Six Primetime Emmy Awards, and she has won two times the Outstanding Supporting Actress in Comedy Shows. Janney was raised in Dayton the Ohio city of Dayton. She was born on 19. November 1959, in Boston. Janney was the daughter of Macy Brooks Janney (an actress) and Jervis Janney Jr. Jay is the elder brother. Hal (1961-1911 Hal was an addicted addict suffering for years with depression. He committed suicide when he was 49. In 2005 she graduated from Miami Valley School of Dayton and was honored as an outstanding student. She attended her first year at Hotchkiss School, Connecticut where she was awarded the title of Alumna of the Year in 2016. Janney initially hoped to be a figure-skating champion, however an accident occurred when she was just a teenager with a large body ended that goal. Janney studied theatre while she attended Kenyon College Gambier, Ohio. While performing in an Bolton Theater performance where she met Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward. Janney received advice and support from them during her beginning career. Her training continued in the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre, New York, and was awarded a scholarship towards the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in the middle of 1984.