Michelle Jenner

Michelle Jenner Husson, born on **14 September 1986** in *Barcelona, Spain*, is a distinguished Spanish actress whose versatile talent spans television, film, and voice‑over work. The daughter of dubbing actor Miguel Ángel Jenner Redondo and French actress‑dancer Martine Husson, she was introduced to performance arts at an early age, appearing in television commercials by the age of two and beginning formal voice‑acting training at six. Her formal education includes studies in theater, singing, and dance at the Company & Company School, followed by acting techniques at the Nancy Tuñón acting school, which laid a solid foundation for her subsequent screen success.

Jenner first gained widespread recognition portraying Sara Miranda in the popular comedy series *Los hombres de Paco* (2005‑2010), a role that showcased her comedic timing and dramatic depth. She later embodied the historic figure Queen Isabella I of Castile in the acclaimed series *Isabel* (2012), cementing her status as a leading actress in Spanish television. Her filmography includes diverse genres, from the harrowing *Don’t Be Afraid* (2011), where she immersed herself in the psychology of abused children, to the sci‑fi comedy *Extraterrestrial* (2011). Parallel to her on‑screen work, Jenner has become a prominent voice in dubbing, providing the Spanish and Catalan voice for Hermione Granger in the first four *Harry Potter* films, as well as voicing iconic characters such as Aloy in *Horizon Zero Dawn*. Balancing a demanding career with motherhood, she welcomed her son Hugo in July 2019, and continues to influence both live‑action and voice‑acting realms with her dynamic performances.