Rashida Jones

**Rashida Leah Jones**, born on February 25, 1976, is a renowned American actress and filmmaker. Best known for her versatile roles in popular shows such as 'Boston Public' and 'The Office', she rose to fame playing Ann Perkins in the widely acclaimed series 'Parks and Recreation'. Her skills aren't limited to acting - she has also shown her prowess in writing, co-authoring the story for 'Toy Story 4'. Jones is much more than an actress and writer. Along with her film career, she worked as a producer on the film 'Hot Girls Wanted' and the series spin-off, hobnobbing with the sex industry's realities. Hailing from a distinguished background, she is the daughter of Quincy Jones, renowned music mogul and Peggy Lipton, a noted actress. With acting prowess running in her veins from her mother and a music icon as a father, Jones was destined to shine in Hollywood. As a student, Jones attended the prestigious Harvard University, where she displayed an aptitude for drama and even musical direction. Jones' acting journey spans several notable shows such as 'Boston Public', 'The Office', 'Parks and Recreation', and even the lead role in the TBS comedy series 'Angie Tribeca'. Her filmography boasts of movies such as 'I Love You, Man', 'The Social Network', 'Our Idiot Brother', 'The Muppets', and many more. Never confining herself to only acting, Jones has also worked behind the scenes, writing for Black Mirror and even directing the first episode of 'Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On'. Her documentary about her father, 'Quincy', showcased her skills as a filmmaker, and it was recognized with a Grammy Award for Best Music Film in 2019. With a career spanning decades and displaying an impressive range of talents, Rashida Jones is decidedly a powerhouse of the American film industry.