Allison Janney
2004 Emmy Nominated: Lead Actress, The West Wing 
2003 Emmy Nominated: Lead Actress, The West Wing
Before a freak accident cut her dreams short, Allison planned to become an Olympic skater. Moving on to the entertainment business instead, she was educated at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (as was Alan Rickman) and won an award for her work in "Present Laughter" in 1997 from the Outer Critics Circle before being discovered by Paul Newman and Joanne Woodword while performing a play in Gambier, Ohio.
Allison Janney is nominated for 2004's Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series for her role on NBC's "The West Wing."
Allison Janney is nominated for 2003's Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series for her role on NBC's "The West Wing."
Allison Janney Videography
Over the Hedge, 2006Our Very Own, 2005
The Chumscrubber, 2005
Strangers with Candy, 2005
Winter Solstice, 2004
Piccadilly Jim, 2004
Chicken Party, 2003
How to Deal, 2003
Finding Nemo (voice), 2003
The Hours, 2002
Rooftop Kisses, 2002
Nurse Betty, 2000
Auto Motives, 2000
Leaving Drew, 2000
The West Wing, 1999 to present
American Beauty, 1999
10 Things I Hate About You, 1999
Celebrity, 1998
Six Days Seven Nights, 1998
The Impostors, 1998
Primary Colors, 1998
The Ice Storm, 1997
Miracle on 34th Street, 1994
The Cowboy Way, 1994
2003
EMMY NOMINATIONS | 2004
EMMY NOMINATIONS | 2005
EMMY NOMINATIONS | 2006
EMMY NOMINATIONS
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