Jennifer Coolidge

 Jennifer Coolidge is a versatile character actress and a neo-classical comedienne, best known for playing Stifler's mother in American Pie (1999).She was born on August 28 the 28th of August, 1961 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA and was the daughter of Gretchen (Knauff) and Paul Constant Coolidge, a plastics manufacturer. Young Coolidge was dreaming of becoming a singer. She graduated from Emerson College and Norwell High School in Boston, Massachusetts in 1985 with a bachelor's degree in theatre. She relocated to New York and joined the Gotham City improv group. Then she moved to New York and joined the Gotham City improv group. In the group, she was a regular member of "The Groundlings" which was a comedy troupe. Coolidge made her television debut in a guest appearance on the NBC series Seinfeld (1989) in which she played an edgy masseuse who refuses to give her services professionally to her boyfriend Jerry in an episode from 1993. The following year, she landed regular roles on ABC's short-lived sketch series She TV (1994), then briefly became a cast member and writer on another sketch comedy short-lived series which was Fox's Saturday Night Special (1996) produced by Roseanne Barr