Biography
An athlete as well as an actress, Amy Jo Johnson competed worldwide as a gymnast until the age of 17. After graduating from high school in her hometown of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, she acted in community theater, enrolled in a New York drama school, and eventually moved to California to pursue her career. In 1993, Johnson scored a role that utilized her skills in both acting and gymnastics in the popular children's adventure program "Mighty …
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Career Milestones
1999 | Played leading role of 1960s singer Nansi Nevins in the VH-1 original biopic "Sweetwater: A True Rock Story" | |
1999 | Had featured role as a vampire in "Cold Hearts"; screened at film festivals before 2000 video release | |
| TV series debut as regular in the co-starring role of college student Julie Emrick in "Felicity" (The WB) | ||
1998 | Appeared in the biopic "Without Limits" about the life of Olympic runner Steve Prefontaine | |
1997 | Drew on personal experiences to play a gymnast with an eating disorder in the NBC movie "Perfect Body" | |
1997 | Had title role as a teen angel in "Suzie Q", Disney Channel made-for-cable movie | |
1997 | Played a high school student embroiled in a prank gone horribly wrong in the NBC thriller "Killing Mr. Griffin" | |
| Pursued theater work, acting in a production of "Much Ado About Nothing" at Knight Bridge Theater in Pasadena, California | ||
1995 | As Kimberly the Pink Ranger, saved the fictional town of Angel Grove and potentially the world along with her fellow superheroes in "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie" | |
1993 | Originated the role of Kimberly, the Pink Ranger, in the Fox children's adventure program "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" | |
1993 | Moved to California (date approximate) | |
| Acted in community theater after graduating from high school | ||
| Competed worldwide as a gymnast until age 16 when she suffered an arm injury | ||
| Raised in Dennis, Massachusetts | ||