Jane Alexander
2005 Emmy Nominated: Supporting Actress, Warm Springs 
"You have to have the ability to persevere, to get knocked down and get back up again. Just talent isn't enough." -Jane Alexander
Jane Alexander was born on October 28 1939 in Boston. After studying at Sarah Lawrence College and the University of Edinburgh she made her Broadway debut in the 1969 production "The Great White Hope." She won a Tony for her role and later repeated the role in the film version of the production, gaining an Oscar nomination for her work. She later appeared in two acclaimed TV dramas, "Eleanor and Franklin," and "Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years." She is a dedicated political activist, and works energetically to conserve wildlife, to promote human wellness, and to foster the development of world peace through nuclear disbarment.
Jane Alexander is nominated for 2005's Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Mini Series Or A Movie for the role of Sarah Roosevelt in HBO's "Warm Springs."
Jane Alexander Videography
Fur, 2006Warm Springs, 2005
The Ring, 2002
Sunshine State, 2002
The Cider House Rules, 1999
2003
EMMY NOMINATIONS | 2004
EMMY NOMINATIONS | 2005
EMMY NOMINATIONS | 2006
EMMY NOMINATIONS
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