Krysten ritter biography john ritter
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John Ritter's 4 Children: All About Jason, Carly, Tyler and Noah
John Ritter's legacy lives on in his children.
The Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actor suddenly died on Sept. 11, , at age 54 after suffering an aortic dissection. In addition to his contributions to comedy, Ritter was also a proud dad to four children. He shared sons Jason, 45, and Tyler, 40, and daughter Carly, 42, with his first wife Nancy Morgan, whom he was married to from to ; as well as son Noah, 26, with his wife Amy Yasbeck, whom he was married to from up until his death.
His children are all adults now, and many of them have gone on to follow in their late father's footsteps and pursue careers in entertainment. Through the years, several of the Ritter children have also been open about the impact losing their father has had on them and the legacy he left behind.
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Krysten Ritter stars as Jessica Jones in the Peabody, Hugo, and Emmy Award-winning Netflix original series, Marvel's Jessica Jones (). Her performance, which earned her a prestigious Critics Choice nomination, a Saturn nomination, a Webby Award and a Glamour Best International TV Actress Award, has received rave reviews with the show being celebrated by critics and audiences alike for its groundbreaking depiction of a reluctant anti-super-heroine with an alcohol problem and a wicked case of PTSD who will not let a sexual assault from her past define her. She will also play Jessica Jones in The Defenders () and the second season of Marvel's "Jessica Jones."
Additional acting roles include her critically acclaimed turn as Jane Margolis on AMC's hit series, Breaking Bad (), the titular character in the cult favorite Don't Trust the B in Apartment 23 (), Big Eyes () directed by Tim Burton, indie darling Listen Up Philip (), Life Happens () which she co-wrote
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Krysten Ritter
A striking model-turned-actress, Krysten Ritter was a featured extra in the Julia Roberts drama "Mona Lisa Smile" () but achieved more notice for playing poor little rich girl Gia Goodman on "Veronica Mars" (UPN, ; The CW, ). After recurring on "Gilmore Girls" (The WB, ; The CW, ) and "'Til Death" (Fox, ), Ritter essayed a string of quirky, sharp-tongued best friends in "27 Dresses" (), "What Happens in Vegas" (), "Confessions of a Shopaholic" () and "She's Out of My League" ().
On the small screen, she dazzled critics and showcased her range as the increasingly desperate and dangerous Jane, girlfriend to Jesse (Aaron Paul) on "Breaking Bad" (AMC, ). Chosen by Amy Heckerling to star opposite Alicia Silverstone as the glamorous bloodsuckers of "Vamps" (), Ritter landed her first starring TV role in "Don't Trust the B in Apartment 23" (ABC, ), playing the titular Chloe, an offbeat con artist who inspires fear, lust and admiration in everyone whom she scams.
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