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♥ [visit] Freddie-Highmore.org
♥ [visit] Lucy & Julia Joyce
♥ [visit] Mariska Resource
♥ [visit] Alex Etel Online
♥ [visit] Elizabeth Mitchell Online
♥ [visit] Nathan-Gamble.com
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Fun Trivia
♥ Jennette's nicknames are 'Net Net', 'Nettie' and 'Nette'.
♥ Jennette collects stuffed animals, hats, books and crafts.
♥ Jennette loves to read and write poetry and screenplays, and hopes to one day graduate from film school and turn her screenplays into films.
♥ Jennette has three dogs; Snoopy, Chewie and Musashi, as well as two turtles, Tootsen and Zeus.
♥ Jennette was inspired to become an actress after watching Harrison Ford in Star Wars. In 2003, she appeared in the film Hollywood Homicide alongside him.
♥ Jennette was nominated for a Young Artist Award in 2005 for 'Best Performance in a Television Series - Guest Starring Young Actress' for her performance in Strong Medicine.
♥ Jennette and her family frequently participate in fundraising events, such as the Revlon Run/Walk, raising money for cancer research, after Jennette's mother survived cancer.
♥ Jennette's numerous other hobbies include figure skating, dance (tap, jazz, hip hop, lyrical, ballet), piano, and karate. She also greatly enjoys cooking, reading, writing poetry, short stories and screenplays.
♥ Jennette loves interior design. She sketches rooms and houses and likes looking online at different themes and products for rooms, as well as buying interior design magazine for ideas.
♥ Jennette has so far written four full-length screenplays and even a magazine which she describes as for firls aged 8 and up.
♥ Jennette loves playing board games such as Monopoly, Clue, Moods and Life.
♥ Jennette is good friends with young actress, Holliston Coleman, who she met on the set of a television pilot when they were 7 years old.
