Jennifer Grey

Jennifer Grey is an American actress recognized for her role as Frances Baby Houseman in the romantic drama film "Dirty Dancing," which earned her a Golden Globe Award nomination and established her as a prominent figure in film history. Grey began her acting career with "Reckless" and gained early attention through performances in "Red Dawn," "The Cotton Club," and the teen comedy "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Her filmography includes titles such as "Bloodhounds of Broadway," "Bounce," "Redbelt," "The Wind Rises," "In Your Eyes," and "Bittersweet Symphony."

On television, Grey starred as Judy Meyers in the Amazon Prime Video comedy "Red Oaks" and appeared as herself in the series "It's Like, You Know..." She has contributed to numerous made-for-TV films and provided voice work for projects including the animated series "Phineas and Ferb" and the film "Duck Duck Goose."

Grey's career has included both critical recognition and personal challenges, notably a widely discussed change in her appearance following rhinoplasty, which she has addressed as a significant experience affecting her professional path. She won season 11 of ABC’s "Dancing with the Stars," demonstrating her versatility and continued relevance in the entertainment industry.

Her memoir, "Out of the Corner," provides insight into her life and career, detailing her upbringing as the daughter of Broadway actor Joel Grey, her experiences in Hollywood, and her personal journey. Grey continues to be associated with "Dirty Dancing" and maintains a presence in film, television, and memoir writing.