allison-brooks-janney

American actor Allison Brooks Janney was born on November 19, 1959. Her work on the screen as well as stage have received acclaim over the span of her 3 decades-long career. Janney has won many awards. They include an Academy Award, a British Academy Film Award and many other. Additionally, she won Seven Primetime Emmy Awards. There were two Tony Awards were nominated. Janney was born in Boston she was lived in Dayton (Ohio). She graduated from Kenyon College graduation earned her a scholarship for The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Janney debuted on television at the age of 1999. She played C. J. Cregg as part of the NBC political drama The West Wing from 1999-2006 in which she won the award of four Primetime Emmy Awards. As a result of her performance in The Showtime series Masters of Sex, Margaret Scully, Janney won the Primetime Emmy Award 2014 for Outstanding Guest Actress In a Drama Series. Janney has won two Outstanding Supporting Actress Awards for Comedy series and was also recognized six times in the Primetime Emmy Awards. Janney was born in Dayton. Janney is the daughter of Macy Brooks Janney, an actress and Jervis Scott Janney Jr. Jervis Scott Janney Jr., a jazz singer as well as a real estate investor. Jay is her elder brother. Hal (1961-1911) Hal, an addict of 49 years who had battled addiction and depression for a number of years, ended her life by suicide. In 2005, she graduated from the Miami Valley School of Dayton and was honored as an outstanding class. She attended the Hotchkiss School, Connecticut where she was named Alumna-of-the Year in the year 2016. Janney initially wanted to pursue her dream of becoming in figure skating, however her size and height, as well as an accident which occurred while she was just a teenager was the end of her hopes. Janney majored in theatre when she was a student at Kenyon College Gambier, Ohio. She also met Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman on stage for Newman's inaugural event on stage at The Bolton Theater. They have encouraged Janney to continue acting and provided her with guidance throughout the initial stages of her career. Janney trained in the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre (New York) and was awarded a Royal Academy of Dramatic Art grant in the year 1984.