Jillian Noel Hennessy

Jillian Noel Hennessy was born on November 25, 1968. She is a Canadian singer, actress and musician. She is most famous for her role in the role of Claire Kincaid, a US prosecutor, on Law & Order for three seasons. Crossing Jordan was six seasons. Jordan Cavanaugh, the lead character on Crossing Jordan, lasted six seasons. She also appeared in films like RoboCop 3 (most wanted) and Crossing Jordan (which she wrote and directed). Hennessy was raised in Edmonton. John Hennessy was her father. He was a meat vendor and an executive in sales and marketing. This job required many trips and caused frequent family changes. Maxine her mother, who was Maxine's died in 1982. Her daughter was left under the care of Eleanor Her paternal grandmother. John Paul Hennessy Jr. is her younger brother. Jacqueline Hennessy is her identical twin sister. Jacqueline is an editor for a magazine in Canada. Hennessy's ancestral ancestry includes Irish, French, Swedish and Italian heritage from her father's side and predominantly Ukrainian Roma on her mother's. She was a student at Stanley Park Senior Public School. Grand River Collegiate Institute was where she graduated. She was a busker in the subway system of Toronto. Hennessy was the younger sister of her brother, who made their acting debut in 1988 as twin call-girls in Dead Ringers. Gillian Anderson, Gillian Anderson's actress, says she was nominated for Dana Scully, The X-Files role. She also appeared in the Dead Ringers series in 1988 as twin call girls. Dick Wolf signed Hennessy in 1993 for the role of Claire Kincaid, an assistant district attorney, on the NBC crime drama Law & Order. She played this role for three seasons, before leaving the show as an actress in 1996.