Amy Jo Johnson

Amy Jo Johnson

actress, director, producer

Amy Jo Johnson was born on Oct 06, 1970 in USA. Amy Jo Johnson's big-screen debut came with Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Season 1 directed by Terence H. Winkless in 1993. Amy Jo Johnson is known for Covert Affairs directed by Stephen Kay, Piper Perabo stars as Annie Walker and Christopher Gorham as Auggie Anderson. Amy Jo Johnson has got 7 awards and 6 nominations so far. The most recent award Amy Jo Johnson achieved is Boston International Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Amy Jo Johnson plays is Between Waves which will be released on Mar 22, 2018.

Amy Jo Johnson is an American/Canadian actress and filmmaker. Amy grew up on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA. As a child she competed as a gymnast, learning skills that would later be of great use to her in her breakthrough role as Kimberly Hart the Pink Ranger on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (1993). She gave up competing when she was 17, and concentrated more on her acting interests, appearing in various community theatre projects. Once she graduated from high school she went to New York to study at the American Musical Dramatic Academy. After two years there she moved to California where she landed the aforementioned part as the Pink Ranger also in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie (1995). After her stint there she went back to the theatre as well as doing several television movies. Amy's own talents as a musician came into play in her role as Julie Emrick on Felicity (1998). After several more years of acting in Los Angeles Amy then moved her life to Toronto, Ontario and has become a Canadian citizen. She mainly focuses now on writing/directing and hanging with her daughter Francesca.

  • Birthday

    Oct 06, 1970
  • Place of Birth

    Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA
  • Also known

    Эми Джо Джонсон

Known For

Awards

7 wins & 6 nominations

Boston International Film Festival
2017
The Space Between (2017)
Winner - Indie Spirit Special Recognition Award
The Space Between (2017)
Buffalo Niagara Film Festival
2015
Best Actress in a Leading Role
Winner - Genre Award
Lines (2014)
2014
Best Canadian Short
Winner - Genre Award
Bent (2013)
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