Jennifer Esposito
| Born | April 11, 1973 |
| Hometown | New York City, New York, United States |
| Net worth | $6 million |
| Height | 5'6" (1.68m) |
| Spouse | Jesper Vesterstr?m, Louis Dowler, Bradley Cooper |
| Parents | Robert Esposito, Phyllis Esposito |
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Jennifer Esposito Mortgaged Her Own Home To Make Her Directorial Debut
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| Year | Associations | Category | Work | Result |
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| 2006 | Screen Actors Guild Awards | Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture | Crash (2004 film) | Winner |
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- CelebrityLA Times
Jennifer Esposito's rage at a 'Harvey Weinstein-esque' producer fueled 'Fresh Kills'
A 'Harvey Weinstein-esque' producer tried to end Jennifer Esposito's career. Now she's channeling her rage into her directorial debut.
- CelebrityThe Wrap
Jennifer Esposito Recalls ‘Notorious, Brutal’ Producer Who Tried to Kill Her Career 25 Years Ago
"The Boys" actress describes the unnamed Hollywood bigwig as "Harvey Weinstein-esque" The post Jennifer Esposito Recalls ‘Notorious, Brutal’ Producer Who Tried to Kill Her Career 25 Years Ago appeared first on TheWrap.
- CelebrityThe Hollywood Reporter
Jennifer Esposito Says “a?Harvey Weinstein-esque” Producer Tried to End Her Career
Jennifer Esposito is recalling how “a Harvey Weinstein-esque type person” tried to end her early acting career. The Blue Bloods actress detailed on a recent episode of the She Pivots podcast the impact this “notorious, brutal” producer, whom she did not name, had on her. “He fired me for no reason,” she said of a past project. …
- CelebrityUSA TODAY
Jennifer Esposito says 'Harvey Weinstein-esque' producer tried to 'completely end' her career
Jennifer Esposito has alleged a "brutal" producer attempted to end her acting career when she was in her 20s.
- CelebrityEntertainment Weekly
Jennifer Esposito says 'Harvey Weinstein–esque' producer tried to kill her career
The "Blue Bloods" and "Spin City" alum says a "brutal" producer told others not to hire her and that she was a drug addict.
- CelebrityDeadline
Jennifer Esposito Says A “Harvey Weinstein-Esque” Producer Almost “Killed” Her Career At 26
As she makes her directorial debut, Jennifer Esposito recently reflected on how her early career was impacted by a “Harvey Weinstein-esque” producer. The Fresh Kills writer and director recalled the “really painful time” in her life, when the producer had her fired “for no reason” and went on to lie about her on-set behavior, telling …
- CelebrityPeople
Jennifer Esposito Says Her Career Almost Got Derailed by a 'Harvey Weinstein-esque’ Producer
When Esposito was 26, a “notorious, brutal” Hollywood producer made it difficult for her to book work, she says
- EntertainmentSoaps
Shots Fired! Blue Bloods Alum Disses Show and Calls Its Cancellation a ‘Smart’ Decision
Fans and cast members alike were devastated when the news broke that Blue Bloods had been cancelled. Former star Jennifer Esposito, on the other hand, has a different outlook on the longtime procedural coming to an end. Esposito played Detective Jacqueline Curatola for the first three seasons of the show, but she was written off …
- EntertainmentThe Daily Beast
Finally: ‘Fresh Kills’ Is the Best Mafia Movie in Ages
We who review movies regularly know how to spot red flags, and not even Baruch Spinoza deploying all his view-from-nowhere skills could say Fresh Kills didn’t look like trouble. This is a mafia drama, the most played-out of all genres, particularly for independent films, and it was written and directed by an actor known mostly from cop shows. Lastly, it debuted a year ago at the Tribeca Film Festival, which from time to time does launch good projects, but also unleashes plenty of god-awful mafia
- CelebrityUnited Press International
Jennifer Esposito: 'Fresh Kills' a rare mob drama that focuses on wives, daughters
Jennifer Esposito told UPI her new drama film, "Fresh Kills," is intended to authentically portray the lives of New York City mobsters' wives and daughters.
