Jena Laine Malone, born on November 21, 1984, is an American actress known for her versatile performances in a wide range of film genres. Growing up in Sparks, Nevada, Jena's early exposure to her mother's involvement in local theater productions sparked her passion for acting. She convinced her mother to move to Los Angeles to pursue her dream, despite facing financial struggles. Jena's breakthrough came with her role in the television film "Bastard Out of Carolina" (1996), which earned her Independent Spirit and Screen Actors Guild Award nominations. She further established herself with roles in films such as "Donnie Darko" (2001), "Pride & Prejudice" (2005), and "The Hunger Games" film series (2013–2015). Jena's talent and dedication have also been showcased in various television dramas and recent horror and thriller films. Despite a challenging upbringing marked by financial instability and frequent relocations, Jena credits these experiences for shaping her resilience and adaptability. Her captivating performances continue to captivate audiences and cement her status as a respected and accomplished actress in the entertainment industry.

Jena Marie Griswold is an American attorney and politician from Colorado, serving as the 39th Secretary of State since January 8, 2019. She was born in Toledo, Ohio, and later moved to Estes Park, Colorado. Griswold holds a Bachelor of Arts in Politics and Spanish Literature from Whitman College and a Juris Doctor from the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Notably, she worked for President Barack Obama's 2012 campaign as a voter protection attorney and as Governor John Hickenlooper's liaison to the federal government.During the 2018 general election, Griswold was elected as the first Democratic Secretary of State in Colorado since 1963 and the first woman from the Democratic Party to hold the office. In her role, she has focused on campaign finance reform and increasing voter registration. Griswold has been involved in legal battles, including a lawsuit to prevent a county clerk from overseeing elections due to alleged interference in the 2020 U.S. presidential election.In addition to her duties as Secretary of State, Griswold has been active in other political ventures. She considered a bid for the United States Senate in 2020 and currently chairs the Democratic Association of Secretaries of State. Looking ahead, Griswold has announced her candidacy for Colorado Attorney General in 2026.On a personal note, Griswold is of Jewish heritage and resides in Louisville, Colorado, with her husband

Jena Engstrom, born in Los Angeles, California, is a retired American television actress known for her appearances in over three dozen episodes of various television series from 1960 to 1964. Engstrom's acting career began after graduating from high school, and she made her television debut in the 1960 episode "Adopted" of the ABC crime drama, The Detectives Starring Robert Taylor. Notably, she appeared in 21 television westerns, with roles in Have Gun, Will Travel, Wagon Train, Rawhide, Bonanza, Gunsmoke, and others. Engstrom's final television appearance was in the 1964 episode of NBC's The Virginian, "The Stallion", alongside guest star Robert Culp.Engstrom's mother, actress Jean Engstrom, also had a television career, and they appeared together in several shows. Unfortunately, the acting credits of both mother and daughter were confused during their active years in the industry, leading to mixed credits in newspapers and payment issues. Engstrom retired from acting in 1964, possibly due to health considerations. Despite leaving the industry, several of the television series she appeared in have been released on DVDs. For those interested in exploring her work, DVDs of the shows are available for purchase or rent.