Jennifer Rubin

Jennifer Collene Rubin is a noted American film actress and a former model. Picked up by Ford Modeling Agency while studying at the University of Arizona, she became the Ford International Model of the Year at the age of 22. Three years later, she debuted in films with Chuck Russell’s blockbuster film, 'A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors', appearing in it as a hospital patient with a history of drug abuse. Very soon, she started starring in an array of films such as 'Bad Dreams' (1988), 'Permanent Record' (1988), 'The Doors' (1991), 'The Crush' (1993), 'Screamers' (1995). At the age of 37, concurrently with acting, she began to work behind the camera to produce ‘Road Kill’. At the age of forty-eight, she began screenwriting, producing screen plays such as ‘Hot Hemp Pancakes’, ‘Oopsy-Daisy’, and ‘The Bookie-Lady’. Presently, she is active as an actress, screenwriter and producer.