Colleen Rennison

Biography

Colleen Rennison is a Canadian singer, songwriter and actress who, after growing up in Vancouver, British Columbia, began acting in 1994 with the independent film Max. Early television work and a guest spot on The Outer Limits led to her first major American feature, Carpool (1996), followed by a role in John Dahl's Unforgettable (1996) and appearances on Stargate SG-1. She played the daughter of Bruce Willis and Michelle Pfeiffer's characters in Rob Reiner's The Story of Us (1999) and a young Mona Hibbard in Sally Field's Beautiful (2000). Her work on the CBC series These Arms of Mine brought a Gemini Award nomination, and she won a Gemini in 2001 for A Feeling Called Glory. Later films include Boot Camp (2008) and What Goes Up (2009). She also formed the rock, soul and blues group No Sinner and has released solo albums.

38years old

Turns 39 on December 2in 51 days

Born December 2, 1987Vancouver
Star sign: SagittariusThe sign runs November 22 to December 21

Movie Career

Films: 6
Career span: 13 years1996 to 2009

Genres

Drama83%, 5 films
Comedy50%, 3 films
Crime17%, 1 film
Mystery17%, 1 film
Romance17%, 1 film

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Behind the award
Rennison won a Gemini Award in 2001 at age 13, making her the youngest ever winner of the prize, for the independent film A Feeling Called Glory.
Early training
In 2008, Rennison moved to New York City to train in the two-year acting program at the Circle in the Square Theatre. She left halfway through after the school refused her a place in its musical theater track.
A change of course
While in New York, Rennison joined a management team at Shady Records. After six months she ended the relationship because of conflicting musical views.