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Jessica Rothe is an American actress, prominently recognized for her starring roles in the film ‘Happy Death Day’ and its sequel, ‘Happy Death Day 2U’. Known for her charismatic and energetic performances, Rothe has captivated audiences with her range and versatility, building a reputation as a dynamic performer in both film and television.

Rothe’s breakthrough came with her role as Tree Gelbman, the resilient and sharp-witted college student in the 2017 horror-comedy film, ‘Happy Death Day.’ The film, and subsequently its sequel, catapulted her into the limelight, demonstrating her ability to balance humor, horror, and heartfelt moments. Further establishing her acting range, Rothe also starred in the 2016 musical film ‘La La Land’, where her performance as Alexis, one of the lead character’s roommates, further exhibited her innate talent. The following year, she was cast in ‘Valley Girl,’ a musical adaptation of the 1983 film.

Rothe’s collaborations with fellow artists, celebrities, and influencers have added fascinating dimensions to her career. In ‘La La Land,’ she shared the screen with Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, under the guidance of director Damien Chazelle. In ‘Forever My Girl,’ she worked with British actor Alex Roe, playing the love interest of his character. She also partnered with director Christopher Landon in ‘Happy Death Day’ and its sequel, both of which have been essential in her career growth. Other notable collaborations include her work with actors like Steve Zissis in ‘The Wedding Year,’ and the ensemble cast of ‘Mary + Jane,’ an MTV series where she played Paige.

Over her career, Rothe has garnered critical praise and industry recognition. For her breakout role in ‘Happy Death Day,’ she was nominated for the MTV Movie & TV Award for Best Scared-As-Shit Performance in 2018. Further, her work in ‘La La Land’ contributed to the film’s record-breaking win at the Golden Globes, where it received seven awards, the most for any single film in the award’s history. In 2019, she was a part of ‘Utopia,’ a film that was nominated for Best Feature at the Film Independent Spirit Awards.