Jennifer Coolidge is named Woman of the Year 2023

According to information on the website deadlineveteran actress Jennifer Coolidge was named Woman of the Year in 2023 by Harvard's Hasty Pudding Theatricals club. The choice of actress quotes “iconic performances in The White Lotus, The Watcher, Legally Blonde and American Pie, among countless others”. The Woman of the Year award is the club's oldest, it was created in 1951 and has already received Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, Scarlett Johansson, Anne Hathaway, Kerry Washington and, recently, Jennifer Garner.

According to the “Pudding”Jennifer is “a truly unique and impactful presence in the world of entertainment.” “We are so excited to welcome Jennifer Coolidge back to her hometown and to Harvard, the iconic setting of 'Legally Blonde,'” said award coordinator Maya Dubin. The actress's visit to Harvard is scheduled for February 4, 2023.

_{Photograph: Jennifer Coolidge, in The White Lotus. (Reproduction/Disclosure).}

Jennifer Coolidge is 61 years old and is an American actress, comedian, voice actress and activist. Coolidge has a resume full of brilliant performances, where the actress' talent stands out in a unique way. Jennifer became known when she acted in the franchise American Pie (1999–2012) and was marked on the big screen by her performances in the films: Legally Blonde It is Legally Blonde 2 where she plays Paulette Bonafonté Parcelle, and as the villain Fiona Montgomery in The Cinderella Story. Coolidge is also a regular actress in Christopher Guest films and mockumentaries, such as Best in Show, The Mighty Wind, For Your ConsiderationIt is Mascots. On television, she is known for her roles as Roberta “Bobbie” Morganstern on the NBC sitcom Joey (2004-2006), as Betty on the ABC teen drama series The Secret Life of the American Teenager American (2008-2012), and as Zofia “Sophie” Kuchenski on the CBS sitcom 2 Broke Girls (2011-2017) and “The White Lotus” where she plays the charismatic and emotionally unstable Tanya.

Featured Photo: Jennifer Coolidge. (Reproduction/Reuters).