Reese Witherspoon and Rhea Seehorn

Reese Witherspoon started seriously pursuing an acting career when she began her studies in Stanford University. The first successes of her acting career include films like Pleasantville and Election However, her character as Elle Woods was the turning stage for her. Witherspoon's role as Elle Woods in Walk the Line earned her an Academy Award nomination in 2005. Water for Elephants this means war as well as Wild were among her most recent films and she was also considered for nomination to an Oscar. Witherspoon had a great time as both an TV producer and a star in David E. Kelley's award-winning TV Series Big Little Lies. Witherspoon was born Laura Jean Reese Witherspoon on February 22, 1976, at New Orleans Louisiana. Witherspoon was the daughter of nurses and doctors who worked in the medical field, was the first debutante of Nashville Tennessee. She attended Harpeth hall, which was a private girls' high school. Witherspoon was a debutante in the city of Nashville, Tennessee in 1991 and answered the call for extras placed in the local newspaper. When she was just fourteen years old she was offered the role of lead in her first motion picture The Man in the Moon. Witherspoon thought about giving up acting her first year of college to pursue a doctoral profession with her parents. However, in 1996, her role in the film Freeway was recognized with an award at the Catalonian International Film Festival award for best actress. Following a break from college of whole year she enrolled in English Literature at Stanford University briefly before returning to work. Rhea Seehorn.........................Rhea Seehorn was born on May 20 1972 in Norfolk Virginia. The early 2000s were when she started her acting career by playing a range of minor TV roles. Her feature film debut in the 2003 comedy The Invisible Man. Her TV career started with House of Lies Whitney. Also, she was in films such as The Dictator and The Incredible Burt Wonderstone. An accomplished painter, she has been featured in a number of galleries.