Ginnifer Goodwin

Ginnifer Goodwin's career in the entertainment industry has spanned various roles and genres. She held key roles in television series such as "Big Love" and "Once Upon a Time," where she portrayed Margene Heffman and Snow White / Mary Margaret Blanchard respectively. Her most notable voice acting role came as Judy Hopps in the animated film "Zootopia," a role she will reprise in the upcoming sequel, "Zootopia 2." Goodwin's other roles include appearances in popular films and series such as "He's Just Not That Into You," "Something Borrowed," "Why Women Kill," and "Pivoting."

Her role in "He's Just Not That Into You" earned her a nomination for the People's Choice Award for Breakout Movie Actress. Furthermore, her voice work in "Zootopia" has garnered several accolades, including the Voice Arts™ Awards for Outstanding Motion Picture Animation, Best Voiceover in 2016, and the Kids' Choice Awards for Favorite Frenemies, shared with Jason Bateman, in 2017. She also won the Alliance of Women Film Journalists award for Best Animated Female for the same role in 2016.

Outside of acting, Goodwin has taken an active stance in public advocacy. She has expressed her support for Israel on various platforms, including social media, and has participated in activities such as the Jews Talk Justice Laboratories seminar in Los Angeles in 2024.