Jenna Fischer Net Worth

Jenna Fischer Net Worth

Jenna Fischer's Net Worth is 15 million

2007-2011

Since then, Fischer has appeared in various films such as Blades of Glory (2007), Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007), The Promotion (2008), and Hall Pass (2011) before playing Janice in the The Giant Mechanical Man, a film directed by her husband Lee Kirk. She recently starred as Rhonda McNeil in the NBC’s new comedy-drama series You, Me and the Apocalypse.

Fischer first began her career working in professional theatre. While attending college in Missouri, she performed with a touring Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre group  and, upon her move to Los Angeles, began performing Commedia dell’arte with the Zoo District Theatre. Her performance in the company’s musical adaptation of the film Nosferatu led to her first agent. She struggled to break into film and television, telling NPR that her first paying film job was a “sex education video for [psychiatric] patients upon their release from UCLA Medical Center“. In a Myspace blog written specifically to advise actors beginning their own career, she explained that it took three years before landing her first televised speaking role, a part on Spin City.

She continued to spend the next few years of her career appearing in bit parts in small indie films, such as Employee of the Month, Lucky 13, and The Specials, as well as guest spots on the television shows Six Feet Under, That ’70s Show, Cold Case, Miss Match, Strong Medicine, Undeclared, What I Like About You, and Off Centre.

Fischer appeared in friend Peter Alton’s 2002 short subject film Les Superficiales. Fischer met Alton at the Zoo District Theatre group, and he later co-wrote and narrated her self-produced film, Lollilove. In 2003, she held a starring role in The Girl’s Guide to Summer, a 2003 Instant Films short (a competition similar to the nationally held 48 Hour Film Project, only based in Los Angeles) directed by Instant Film’s co-founder (and camera operator) Charles Papert.