Jenni Keenan Green
Background
Born in Paisley, Keenan Green attended the Dance School of Scotland (part of Knightswood Secondary School) in Glasgow to learn ballet. After graduating, she attended the Arts Educational Schools, London after "discovering" acting.[1]
Career
After moving to London, Keenan Green landed her first acting role in 1996 in long-running teen drama Grange Hill. She is most famous for playing the role of Heather Bellshaw in the soap opera River City. She has also appeared in the television shows Holby City, Monarch of the Glen, and Sea of Souls.
In 2004 she was nominated for the post of Rector of the University of Glasgow.[2]
Filmography
- Television
Year | Work | Role | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
1996 | Grange Hill | Eilidh | Series 19; 2 episodes |
2002 | Fran's People | Sandie Sommerville | |
2003 | Monarch of the Glen | Helen MacIntyre | Episode 5.3 |
2005 | Sea of Souls | Caroline Gregory | Episode 2.3 "Omen, Part 1" Episode 2.4 "Omen, Part 2" |
Holby City | Denise Brennan | Episode 7.49 "Family Planning" | |
2007-2008 | River City | Heather Bellshaw | |
2009 | Doctors | Beverley Kitt | Episode 11.37 "Beating Around the Bush" |
2010 | Single Father | Michelle | Miniseries |
2011 | Doctors | Fiona Kellor | Episode 13.88 "The Grocer's Apostrophe" Episode 13.90 "Dirty Linen" |
2012 | Casualty | Vonnie Jessup | Episode 26.20 "Hero Syndrome" |
2013 | Bob Servant Independent | TV producer |
- Films
Year | Work | Role | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
1999 | My Life So Far | Caroline | |
2002 | Guys & Dolls | Short | |
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gollark: You would have to erase your DNA storage modules by sticking them under UV or something.
gollark: Implement checksumming in the bacteria or whatever you're using and make them self-destruct if they lose too many bases to be able to read out the data or if there's an invalid checksum.
gollark: And real life deals with it by dying or getting cancer half the time.
gollark: Error correcting codes are more flexible, though.
References
- "Jenni's ready to turn a drama into a career". Paisley Daily Express. 7 December 2011.
- Duncan Campbell (17 December 2004). "Vanunu is elected rector". The Guardian. Retrieved 8 February 2011.
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