Jackie Richardson

Jackie Richardson

Jackie Richardson is an award winning actress and one of Canada's foremost singers of gospel, blues and jazz whose career includes performances in concert, radio, television and recordings. She's performed across Canada and in countries around the world. Jackie has received NAACP, Juno, Betty, Dora, Jesse, Gemini, TBS and Canadian Equity Association Lifetime Achievement Awards and Nominations. Jackie was honored by the Toronto Star's Commemoration of Toronto's 180th Birthday as one of 180 people considered to have helped shape our city. Although her most recent accomplishments are too numerous to be listed, Jackie considers her involvement with The Stephen Lewis Foundation's "South Africa Grandmothers Gathering in Durbin", "The Nina Simone Project" , Regent Park's "The Journey", Christmas concerts with The Orpheus Choir/Hanniford Brass Band, The Art of Time Ensemble, The Salvation Army Choir and Orchestra, and Jazz FM's Cuba Excursion with daughter Kim as her 2016 highlights. 2017 was the year of Canada's 150th Birthday and Jackie was excited about all the many planned celebratory events. In particular, the Gala Concert "A Place To Stand: A Celebration of 150 Years of Ontario and Canada "hosted by The Lieutenant Governor of Ontario at Roy Thomson and Soul Pepper Theatre's Across The Border" program which represented Canada in New York City for the month of July. The year 2018 brings more projects with The Art of Time Ensemble, Sean Jones Concerts, The Musical Stage Tour, Corey Butler's Hymn To Freedom Tour and The return of The Journey with Regent Park to name a few. High on Jackie's list is a passionate need to bring more focus and support to women and children issues.
Jackie Sandler

Jackie Sandler

Jacqueline Samantha Titone was born in 1974 in Coral Springs, Florida, to Lila Titone and Joseph Titone. She began modeling during high school and eventually became known nationally and internationally for modeling clothing for big name companies. Jackie was later introduced to the acting world, by Rob Schneider in the 1999 hit movie Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (1999), as "Sally". With the success of this movie, Rob Schneider put in a good word for Jackie to his good-friend, Adam Sandler, who offered a part to Jackie in the movie Big Daddy (1999) in 1999. She played the waitress and was also a music assistant. In 2000, she played a part in the movie, Little Nicky (2000), alongside Adam Sandler, Reese Witherspoon, Patricia Arquette, and Quentin Tarantino. A year later, Adam Sandler and Jackie came together in a relationship. Two years later, Jackie was given a main part in the animated movie, Eight Crazy Nights (2002) as the voice of "Jennifer", making this her first major role in a movie alongside a big star. In 2003, Danny DeVito offered a part to Jackie as the bartender in the movie, Duplex (2003). On June 22, 2003, Adam and Jackie were married. In 50 First Dates (2004), a 2004 hit comedy/romance movie, Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore were offered parts in sharing the screen together. Drew and Adam had co-starred in major movies previously, but, this time, Adam demanded that his wife Jackie be given a part in this movie. The director, Peter Segal, didn't want to lose Adam as the main co-star and gave the part of the dentist to Jackie. Because Adam only starred in this movie, he wasn't able to offer a bigger part or a co-star part to his wife. In the year of 2004, Jackie starred as herself on the TV episode VH1: All Access: Celebrity Weddings, just one day before her one-year wedding anniversary with Adam. Raised a Christian, she converted to Judaism when marrying Adam.

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