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• Writing
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• Voice Work
• Singing
• Commercials
• Modeling
Penelope (2007)
Reese Witherspoon wrote the touching introduction for the Penelope novel. The book is adapted from the screenplay.
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Pick up your own copy of the novel Penelope at Amazon!
Friends (2000)
The One with Rachel's Sister (episode #6.13)
The One Where Chandler Can't Cry (episode #6.14)
Reese guest starred as the spoiled Jill Green on the NBC show. Jill comes to visit her sister Rachel when her father cuts her off financially and Rachel tries to help Jill sort her life out. When she shows an interest in Rachel's ex-boyfriend Ross, Rachel gets jealous and tries to keep them apart. Friends marks Reese's return to acting after giving birth to baby girl Ava.
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Saturday Night Live (2001)
Episode #27.1
Reese the first person to host Saturday Night Live after the September 11th terrorist attacks, on September 29th, 2001. She was involved in 6 hilarious skits (she played a mermaid and Anne Heche among others) and did a good job on delivering the much needed funny to the Americans.
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Monsters vs. Aliens (2009)
Reese Witherspoon will voice Susan Murphy aka Ginormica in the upcoming Monsters vs. Aliens movie, directed by Rob Letterman (Shark Tale) and Conrad Vernon (Shrek 2), two very experienced DreamWorks team members. The film hits theaters on March 27, 2009. Susan Murphy is a modern-day California girl who has the bad luck to be hit by a meteor on her wedding day and grows to be 49 feet, 11½ inches tall. Captured by the military, she's renamed Ginormica.
"I got very inspired when the studio showed me storyboards," says the 5-foot-2 Reese. "Playing a larger-than-life woman has given me my own opportunity to make tall jokes." She also is no stranger to cinematic cheese. "My father was a fan of Roger Corman movies," she says. "I watched a lot of those on late-night TV."
Joining her giantess to fend off Rainn Wilson’s evil alien Gallaxhar are Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D. (Hugh Laurie), the jellylike B.O.B. (Seth Rogen) and the half-ape, half-fish Missing Link (Will Arnett). Kiefer Sutherland speaks for Gen. W.R. Monger, and Stephen Colbert is the president.
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The Simpsons (2002)
The Bart Wants What It Wants (episode #13.11)
Reese gives voice to a private school girl, Greta Wolfecastle in this episode that aired the 17th of February 2002. Greta falls in love with Bart, But when Greta invites Bart to her school dance on the same night as Principal Skinner's stand-up comedy act, Bart opts for the comedy club and hurts Greta's feelings. They break up, but Greta starts dating Milhouse for revenge.
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The Trumpet of the Swan (2001)
Reese joins Jason Alexander and Seth Green and provides voice to Serena in this 2001 Disney animated movie. The Trumpet of the Swan is based on the children's novel, written by E.B. White author of such children's classics Charlotte's Web and Stuart Little. The book was published in 1970 and can be purchased on Amazon.
Be sure to grab your own copy of the film over at Amazon.
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King Of The Hill (2000)
Hanky Panky: Part 1 (episode #4.13)
High Anxiety: Part 2 (episode #4.14)
Reese gives voice to Debbie, a woman who has an affair with Hank's boss. She threatens to make it look like as if her and Hank were having an affair if he won't sleep with her. The episodes aired in 2000.
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Walk the Line - Soundtrack (2005)
As you might have heard, Reese sings and performs all of her songs heard in Walk the Line - there is no adlipping involved. She not only did this, but also recorded an album - the Walk the Line Soundtrack. She originally signed on to the film assuming she would not sing any of the songs by herself but ended up performing several as June Carter. It was a real challenge for the woman who has confessed that she could previously not sing a note but also had a serious stage fright. Reese practiced singing for six months and also took autoharp lessons.
Her tracks include 'Wildwood Flower', 'Jukebox Blues', 'It Aint Me Babe' and 'Jackson', other songs not on the soundtrack but briefly heard in the movie are 'Ring of Fire' and 'Time's a Wasting'. She has a fabulous voice and we warmly recommend everyone to go and buy the album! You can listen to some clips and watch footage at walkthelinemusic.com.
Be sure to grab your copy of the original motion picture soundtrack to Walk The Line on Amazon!
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Opryland '89 (1989)
Ames Department Store (1988)
Nashville Florist (1983)
Reese started out her acting career by starring in a few local TV commercials. Listed above are the commercials we know she has been involved with. While the full spots have yet to be discovered, in 2002 whilst promoting Sweet Home Alabama, Reese gave an indepth interview with Jules Asner. 'Revealed' aired on September 25th and during the broadcast, the E! channel showed brief moments of Reese in two commericals - Opryland and Nashville Florist.
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Avon (2007)
In 2007, Reese Witherspoon was named the first-ever Honorary Chairperson of the Avon Foundation. In this newly-established role, Ms. Witherspoon will work with the Avon Foundation on its mission programs focused on breast cancer, domestic violence and emergency relief initiatives.
Her part with the Avon Company will include a contract in which Reese will appear in advertisements and commercials. As of October 2007, no ads have appeared but Reese was snapped on set on September 17th filming her first commercial so we can expect that soon!
For more information about the Global Ambassador of Avon cause, please read here.
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Reese has done some modeling for clothing adverts in the '80s and in 1990 she had a contract with AMAX modelling agency. Reese has also appeared in a campaign for GAP. Her ad appeared on a 6-storey high building on Sunset Blvd.
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Penelope
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