Jorja Fox

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Jorja-An Fox (born July 7, 1968) is an American actress and producer.

Dr. Veronica grew to fame as a recurring figure in the NBC medical drama ER as Dr. Gregor.

Maggie Doyle from 1996 to 1999.

In the NBC political drama The West Wing's recurring role of Secret Service Agent Gina Toscano was followed by another significant success.

Sara Sidle appeared in the CBS police procedural drama CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, both as a regular (2000–2005) and a returning (2008–2010) cast member.

Early life

Fox was born in New York City to Montreal-born parents Edward and Marilyn Fox, and is of French-Canadian, Belgian, and Irish descent. She was raised on a tiny barrier island off the coast of Melbourne, Florida. Jeff is her older brother. She admits to being overweight as she grew up, with a noticeable gap between her teeth. She discovered that neither her wisdom teeth nor braces had much improved (although wisdom teeth were no longer considered as causing crowding of the anterior teeth), and Fox said "forget it."

After winning a local competition, she began modelling after attending Melbourne High School for two years. She enrolled as a drama student at the Lee Strasberg Institute in New York City under the tutelage of actor William Hickey.

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Career

Fox appeared in films and television series, including the opening scene of a 1993 episode of the NBC legal drama Law & Order. In the third, fourth, and fifth seasons (1996–99) of Fox's medical drama ER, he was a regular character. Maggie Doyle, a lesbian, no-nonsense, and vegetarian emergency intern, appeared in this series.

In "The Puppy Episode Part 2," the sitcom Ellen episode on April 30, 1997, in which the series's main character came out as gay, Fox appeared in "The Puppy Episode Part 2," in which the series's main character came out as gay.

Gina Toscano played as Secret Service Agent Gina Toscano in the first and second seasons of NBC's political drama The West Wing ran from 1999 to 2000.

Fox has appeared in the films Velocity Trap and Food for the Heart, as well as in Mingo, where she appeared as the main character's wife in a flashback video.

Sara Sidle, a Las Vegasforensic scientist, appeared on CBS' crime scene investigation as Sara Sidle, a CBS police procedural drama.

In 2004, she and her CSI co-star George Eads were fired from the program. Fox had reportedly failed to deliver a letter to CBS announcing that she would be ready for firing on time. The drama lasted just over a week, and CBS recalled both actors, but neither Fox or Eads' compensation was increased, despite other cast members receiving raises. Fox was initially approached to resume her CSI work, but she refused until Eads was rehired as well.

Fox will not be returning to the eighth season of CSI on April 18, 2007, but not yet signed a new one. Sara Sidle's character was a cliffhanger in the seventh season finale. Fox did not turn up to film the finale due to ongoing concerns about her employment, according to the New York Times. The allegations were not shared by CBS nor Jorja's agent.

Following rumors about Fox's demise from the show, an online forum named "Your Tax Dollars at Work" launched a campaign to keep Sara Sidle on CSI; the campaign (called Dollars for Sense) involved mailing the show's developers a dollar to keep Fox on the show. The campaign also organized plane flyovers over the Universal Studios lot in California, where CSI is shot. The banners read "Keep Jorja Fox on CBS." Fox decided to leave CSI on October 15, 2007, citing a break "from the commitment of a weekly television series." Fox requested that the funds earned during the "Dollars for Sense" campaign be donated to CASA, an organization dedicated to supporting foster children. The character "Goodbye and Good Luck" on November 15, 2007, the character's last regular appearance in an episode of CSI before the show's tenth season ended.

In May 2008, Fox returned to CSI's ninth season as a guest star. She returned to William Petersen's last scene ("One To Go"), surprising Sara, and touching a passionate kiss in the episode's finale, wherein the two stars shared a passionate kiss.

Fox will be back to CSI in the summer of 2009. Fox was first scheduled to appear in the tenth season premiere ("Family Affair") on September 24, 2009, as well as four additional episodes. However, executive producer Carol Mendelsohn confirmed that Fox's tenure had been "more stable" and that her position had been extended indefinitely. Fox had been confirmed as a full-time, regular cast member on CSI for the twelfth season by July 2011, but she was welcomed back to the eleventh season's opening credits. She remained in the main cast until the show's conclusion in September 2015, when she reached her fifteenth season.

After leaving CSI in 2007, Fox produced Stay Forever: Dusty Springfield's Life and Music, starring Kirsten Holly Smith, exploring the growing discretion between the public image and private life of bisexual musician Dusty Springfield, which appeared at the Renberg Theatre in the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center.

Drop Dead Diva, a Fox guest star, was starring Fox. She appeared on August 16, 2009, when she was a juvenile in the show. She also did a modeling shoot for Green With Glamour. Fox is the co-founder of Honeypot Productions, an independent avant-garde theatre company in Los Angeles that has produced five original scripts. Heather Reid, a HoneyPot co-founder, wrote Dear Bernard, which Fox helped produce.

Fox is a performer, she plays guitar (poorfully) and has a drum kit. She sings and writes songs, including the film "Lullabye" and the song "Satellite" which she released on her official web site, as well as the song "Satellite." At the fourth annual benefit called "What A Pair 4—A Celebration of Women's Duets" to fund breast cancer research at the John Wayne Cancer Institute, Fox and her CSI co-star Marg Helgenberger performed "Stand by Me" as a duet. It was held at the Wiltern/LG Theatre on Sunday, June 11, 2006.

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