Reese Witherspoon and Rhea Seehorn

Reese Witherspoon started seriously pursuing acting when she enrolled in Stanford University. At the beginning of her career, she was in parts in films like Pleasantville as well as Election. It is Elle Woods' portrayal in Legally Blonde which marked a important pivotal moment in her career. Witherspoon won the Academy Award in 2005 for her performance on Walk the Line. Water for Elephants: This Means War & Wild, in both films she received an Oscar nomination. Her success has also been extended to television. She was the co-star of David. Kelley's Award-winning TV show Big Little Lies and a producer. Witherspoon was born Laura Jean Reese Witherspoon on March 22 1976 on the 22nd of March in New Orleans Louisiana. She was the daughter of a doctor and nurse Witherspoon lived at Nashville Tennessee where she was the first debutante to attend Harpeth Hall, which was a private girls' high school. In 1991, Witherspoon responded to a newspaper ad for extras a whim. Witherspoon was offered the lead in her first movie The Man in the Moon (1991) when she was just 14 years old. After her first year of high school, Witherspoon seriously considered quitting acting in order to work alongside her parents working in medicine. Her performance in Freeway in the year 1996 won her the Catalonian International Film Festival's Award for the most outstanding actor. She stayed away from college for one year in order to focus on the acting profession. At Stanford University she briefly studied English before returning to the work force. Rhea Seehorn.........................Rhea Seehorn was born on May 20 1972 in Norfolk Virginia. The early 2000s saw her begin her professional career by playing minor parts on television. Her movie debut with the comedy The Invisible Man. Later, she starred in the television series House of Lies Whitney & Better Call Saul. Her film credits comprise The Dictator, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone and The Dictator. She is a talented artist, and has also had her work displayed in many galleries.