
JENN GOTZON COVERGIRL
of Valley Social Magazine, was acclaimed the “Rising Star” for portraying Pres. Nixon's daughter Tricia Nixon in Ron Howard's Oscar-nominated 'Frost/Nixon.'
Starring in over 20 independent films, Gotzon continuously garners awards for her Meryl Streep chameleon-like transformations (casting director B. Dance expressed) in: 'Stained,' 'Chemistry', 'Light Sensitive,' 'All Heart & Soul,' and 'Julie & Jack.'
Studio cameos: 'The Hulk,' 'Role Models,' 'Pushing Daisies,' 'House.' Oscar-season found Gotzon speaking at Aspen Film's Academy Screenings. Jenn alongside Super Bowl commercial finalist director-hubby Chris Armstrong appeared on billboards for NAB.
Pres. Daughter Tricia Nixon
Actress Jenn Gotzon Lands 1st Major Studio Role in Ron Howard's Oscar-Nominated 'Frost/Nixon' as Pres. Nixon's First Daughter Tricia.
Oscar-Nominated Patty McCormack ('The Bad Seed') who played Jenn's on-screen mom, Pat Nixon, tells The Morning Call, “Jenn is young & beautiful, with the ability to express emotions way beyond her years.The Mother- daughter connection was so easy. I'd love to work w/ her again."
'Frost/Nixon' World Preem
Jenn Gotzon makes a splash at London Film Festival Opening & World Premiere 'Frost/Nixon.'
(top) Father-daughter reuniting: Oscar®-Nominated Frank Langella as Pres. Nixon & Jenn Gotzon as Tricia Nixon.
(bottom right) Producer Brian Grazer.
Click to view: Jenn Gotzon walk the red carpet with publicist Scotty Dugan. Fashion Stylist: Sasha Gold, Nicole Khristine Jewerly, Hair: Carol Quinn
Shining as Best Actress
On the red carpet, as 2009 Movieguide Awards celebrity presenter alongside Kate Flannery (Meredith Palmer) of "The Office" & Super Bowl Finalist-filmmaker-hubby Chris Armstrong.Gotzon was crowned Best Actress for "Stained" (168 Hour Film Festival) and Rising Star for "Chemistry" (Wildwood By the Sea Film Fest).
Fashion Stylist: Black Book Mgmt: Keri Wilson & Monet Corso.
Dress by Dahlia. Hair: Carol Quinn
'Inspiring Audiences' Nationwide
Gotzon has spoken across the nation, about the message behind the protagonist roles she plays, at film festivals, schools and churches on her new campaign 'Inspiring Audiences Through the Art of Storytelling On Screen,' through which she hopes to motivate people to live their lives with the passion of heroes, whether they be on-screen or in our own very real lives. Film being discussesd: 'Stained'