Andrea Joy Cook

A.J. Cook is known best for her work as an actress from Canada. Canadian actress who appeared on The Virgin Suicides (1998) and Final Destination 2(2003). Also, she was Jennifer "JJ" Jareau on the TV drama Criminal Minds. Cook's television credits includes Dead Like Me, Tru Calling, Higher Ground, Bluemoon, PSI Factor, Goosebumps, Elvis Meets Nixon, In His Father's Shoes, Laser Hawk and the TV film Island Heat. Cook was in feature films Blood Suckers II, Final Destination II The House Next Door Out Cold Ripper The Virgin Suicides Kisses The Tinker. Cook was born in Whitby by her father Mike who works as a school teacher as well as her mother Sandra who is a psychiatrist. Cook was raised by the rest of her siblings: Angela Nathan as well as Paul. She is a Mormon as well as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. In her early years, she picked in ballet, tap dance and jazz dance lessons. After participating in several dancing competitions, she took up acting when she turned seventeen years old. The movie Dirty Dancing starring Patrick Swayze inspired her to be an actor. Cook tied the knot with her lover Nathan Andersen in August 2001. Cook was introduced to Nathan Andersen at Utah Valley University and took a film class. The couple have one son named Mekhai Allan Andersen, born on 13 September 2008. She lives in Los Angeles Andrea Andrea Andrea

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