Lucinda Jenney

• Name — Lucinda Jenney • Occupation — Actress and voice artist • Years Active — 1979–present • Spouse — John Swanger Bill Moseley Lucinda Jenney is an American actress.

Jenney is married to actor Bill Moseley. Jenney was previously married to artist John Swanger, from 1989 to 1991.

Jenney was born in New York, NY.

She began her acting career in 1979 with the film Impostors. Several roles followed throughout the 1980s, with appearances in the 1986 comedy The Whoopee Boys and Peggy Sue Got Married with Kathleen Turner and Nicolas Cage. She appeared as Iris in Rain Man, starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise. In 1991, Jenney portrayed the waitress Lena in Ridley Scott's Thelma & Louise; the following year, she appeared in American Heart, a film which earned her an Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting Female. Jenney played the role of 'Anne Loomis' in the Joe Dante comedy Matinee, with John Goodman and Cathy Moriarty. During the nineties, she appeared in much smaller roles including Mr. Jones with Richard Gere, and Leaving Las Vegas, with Nicolas Cage and Elisabeth Shue, as well as Grace of My Heart. In 1996, she had a supporting role in the Tom Holland's horror film Thinner, which was based on the book by Stephen King. She also appeared as Lieutenant Blondell in G.I. Jane, with Demi Moore, Mad City, with Dustin Hoffman and John Travolta, Desert Blue, with Kate Hudson and Christina Ricci, Practical Magic, with Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman and The Deep End of the Ocean. In 2000, Jenney portrayed Helen O'Donnell in Thirteen Days. That year, she also played the role of Trina in How to Kill Your Neighbor's Dog. She then appeared in romantic drama Crazy/Beautiful, with Kirsten Dunst and The Mothman Prophecies, starring Richard Gere. Jenney's has appeared in other roles in S.W.A.T., American Violet and Rogue River. In 2009, she made a cameo appearance in The Hangover. Jenney has appeared in various television shows, which includes guest roles in Miami Vice, The Practice, Judging Amy, The West Wing, 24, Law & Order, its spin-offs Law & Order: Criminal Intent and Law & Order: LA, Crossing Jordan, Six Feet Under, House, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, ER, Monk, and Battlestar Galactica. Jenney has appeared in many television films throughout her career. Her first was Out of the Darkness, with Martin Sheen. Some of her roles include Shoot First: A Cop's Vengeance, The Habitation of Dragons, A Stranger in Town, First Time Felon, the Emmy Award-winning If These Walls Could Talk 2, and The Pennsylvania Miners' Story.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1985 — First Steps — Carolyn — Television film • Out of the Darkness — Mary — Television film • 1986 — Spenser: For Hire — Melissa Brenner — Episode: "Hell Hath No Fury" • 1988 — Miami Vice — Annie Pierce — Episode: "Vote of Confidence" • 1989 — CBS Summer Playhouse — Lucy — Episode: "Microcops" • 1990 — Shannon's Deal — Audrey Watts — Episode: "Custody" • 1991 — Shoot First: A Cop's Vengeance — Beth — Television film • 1992 — The Water Engine — Gross's Secretary — Television film • The Habitation of Dragons — Bernice Dayton • 1994 — Next Door — Marci Benedetti — Television film • Homicide: Life on the Street — Pamela Wilgis — Episode: "Extreme Unction" • 1995 — A Stranger in Town — Jeanine — Television film • Fallen Angels — Ginny — Episode: "The Black Bargain" • Eye of the Stalker — Liz Knowlton — Television film • 1996 — The Late Shift — Debbie Vickers — Television film • High Incident — Officer Anne Bonner — 4 episodes • 1997 — EZ Streets — Mrs. Dog Face — Episode: "Every Dog Has Its Day • First Time Felon — Sharon — Television film • The Visitor — Nadine Walden — Episodes: "Pilot", "Fear of Flying" • 1998 — Scattering Dad — Molly — Television film • NYPD Blue — Rose — Episode: "Hammer Time" • L.A. Doctors — Rosalind — Episode: "A Prayer for the Lying" • 1999 — Fitz — Linda Palmer — Episodes: "First Love: Part 1", "First Love: Part 2" • 2000 — If These Walls Could Talk 2 — Ella's Mommy — Segment: "2000" • The Practice — Angela Jamison — Episodes: "Summary Judgments", "Germ Welfare" • 2001 — Gideon's Crossing — Teddy Green — Episode: "The Race" • 2002 — Judging Amy — Allison Cossey — Episode: "Not Stumbling, But Dancing" • The West Wing — Karen Kroft — Episode: "Swiss Diplomacy" • The Pennsylvania Miners' Story — Cindy Thomas — Television film • 2003 — The Shield — Lanie Kellis — 7 episodes • Carnivàle — Flora Hawkins — Episode: "Milfay" • 24 — Helen Singer — 4 episodes • 2004 — Law & Order — Renee Bishop — Episode: "Married with Children" • Crossing Jordan — Judy Strand — Episode: "Missing Pieces" • Six Feet Under — Kenneth's Ex-Wife — Episode: "Untitled" • House — Sister Mary Eucharist — Episode: "Damned If You Do" • 2005 — Law & Order: Criminal Intent — Elise Garrett — Episodes: "In the Wee Small Hours: Part 1", "In the Wee Small Hours: Part 2" • 2007 — CSI: Crime Scene Investigation — Sheriff Beth McGuire — Episode: "Leaving Las Vegas" • Cold Case — Shirley Reed — Episode: "8:03AM" • Battlestar Galactica — Carolanne Adama — Episode: "A Day in the Life" • ER — Allison — Episode: "Seas Change" • Monk — Zena Davis — Episode: "Mr. Monk is Up All Night" • 2011 — Law & Order: LA — Professor — Episode: "Big Rock Mesa"