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Jeannie Bolet is an English actress, producer, and artist.

Biography[]

Bolet was born in Liverpool, England, of Chinese, Vietnamese, and French descent. As an adult, she studied Art and Design at Liverpool John Moore's University, having previously turned down an offer to study Fashion Journalism at the prestigious Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design in London, and became an artist. She then decided to study acting at Warner Loughlin's Acting Studio in Los Angeles, California, U.S.

On Criminal Minds[]

Bolet portrayed Captain Gail Stoll in the Season Twelve episode "Alpha Male".

Filmography[]

  • Liberty Falls (2019) as Juniper Tate
  • The Forest of Love (2019) as Satsuki (English version, voice)
  • PINK AF Sketch Comedy (2019) as Sketch Player
  • Grey's Anatomy (2019) as Sherri (credited as Jeannie Bolét)
  • Atropa (2018) as Moira Williams (7 episodes)
  • 9-1-1 (2018) as ER Doctor (credited as Jeannie Bolét)
  • Happily Never After (2017) as Rachel
  • Criminal Minds - "Alpha Male" (2017) TV episode - Captain Gail Stoll
  • Overwatch (2016) as Echo (voice)
  • Quantum Break (2016) as Clarice Ogawa (voice)
  • Fast Track (2011-2014) as Mel (4 episodes)
  • Heart of the Dragon (2013) as Marta Williams
  • Uproxx Video (2013) as Suzie Susans (2 episodes)
  • Caribe Road (2011-2013) as Ms. Honeycutt (9 episodes)
  • Life Tracker (2013) as Ellie
  • Aaron Adjusts (2012) as Marsha
  • Artax Brandywine: Therapist (2011) as Patient
  • Everything, Almost (2011) as Lila
  • Franko (2011) as Rosie
  • Falling (2011) as Jill Bravo
  • Chronicles of a Love Unfound (2010) as Penelope Suen
  • All My Children (2010) as Party Planner
  • Pourquoi non amour (2009) as Mona
  • The Echo Game (2009) as Casey Lin
  • The Job Interview (2008) as Unknown Character
  • Implanted (2007) as Zoll
  • Mr Robinson's Driving School (2007) as Cherie (4 episodes)
  • That Fall (2006) as Therapist

Producer[]

  • Everything, Almost (2011) - Producer (short)
  • Wid Winner and the Slipstream (2010) - Producer

Writer[]

  • Everything, Almost (2011) (short)

External Links[]

For an up-to-date filmography, see here.

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