Age: 47
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Andrea Joy "A.J." Cook (born July 22, 1978) is a Canadian actress best known for her role as Supervisory Special Agent Jennifer "JJ" Jareau in the CBS crime drama Criminal Minds. She has also appeared in several Hollywood films including The Virgin Suicides, Out Cold, and Final Destination 2. Cook was born in Oshawa, Ontario, and spent most of her life growing up in Whitby, where she attended Anderson Collegiate Vocational Institute. Her father, Mike, is a teacher, and her mother, Sandra, works as a psychiatrist.She has three siblings, Nathan, Paul, and Angela. Cook is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.A dancer from age four,Cook began taking jazz, tap and ballet lessons. She danced competitively for many years, before deciding at the age of 16 that she wanted to try acting. On August 3, 2001, Cook married her long-time boyfriend, Nathan Andersen, whom she met in a film class at Utah Valley University. She later moved to Salt Lake City, Utahto be with him and currently resides in Los Angeles, California.In March 2008, it was reported that Cook and Andersen would be expecting their first child in October.Their son, Mekhai Allan Andersen, was born on September 13, 2008. Cook said "He's such a good baby. I feel so lucky that he's mine. My husband and I feel very blessed!"Mekhai made a brief appearance as Henry LaMontagne in Criminal Minds in Season 5 when Cook's character Jennifer Jareau was in a pharmacy buying children's medicine which leads to a breakthrough in the case the BAU was currently trying to solve.[13] He reprised the role of Henry in the Criminal Minds two-hour season seven finale in 2012. Cook and Andersen are also the owners of a Yorkshire Terrier named Zara.Cook was considered legally blind at an early age because of a severe astigmatism, but wore contacts to correct her vision. She eventually underwent surgery where a lens implant was used to correct the impairment.Cook is best friends with actress Meghan Ory. Description above from the Wikipedia article A. J. Cook (actress), licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Elle est issue au départ de scènes humoristiques sur la vie de couple de l'émission Besoin d'amour diffusée sur les ondes de TQS en 1996 animée par Guy A. Lepage. Le concept, simple, était de rassembler des scènes humoristiques de courte durée selon l'endroit où se trouve le couple (au cinéma, au lit, en voyage). Un épisode regroupait généralement trois endroits entrecoupés de pauses publicitaires pour un total de 22 minutes. Les épisodes étaient filmés presque toujours sous un seul angle de vue et on ne voyait à l'écran que le couple. Les personnages secondaires étaient souvent derrière la caméra et on n'entendait que leur voix ou on ne voyait que leurs mains. Certains personnages tertiaires qui apparaissaient à l'écran étaient joués de façon répétitive par les mêmes acteurs et actrices tels Norman Helms, France Parent, etc. qui incarnaient les serveurs de restaurant, les préposés à la clientèle, les clients de Guy, etc.
