Téa Leoni

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Characters played by Téa Leoni

Elizabeth McCord — Madam Secretary (2014)

Elizabeth McCord is the determined yet initially reluctant United States secretary of state, leading international diplomacy while confronting office politics and global conflicts. She sometimes circumvents protocol to pursue solutions. After announcing her presidential candidacy and winning the election, she becomes the country’s first female president while balancing work with her marriage and three children.

Julie Mott — Bad Boys (1995)

A federal prosecutor and Mike's romantic interest in the first film.

Jenny Lerner — Deep Impact (1998)

Jenny Lerner is an MSNBC reporter who investigates suspicious government preparations and learns that the crisis involves an extinction-level event. President Tom Beck recruits her for the official announcement, after which she becomes an anchor, gives up an evacuation seat to Beth Stanley, and reconciles with Jason Lerner.

Belinda — Death of a Unicorn (2025)

Odell's wife and Shepard's mother. She helps discover the unicorn is alive in their car and is later disemboweled by the vengeful adult unicorns after they infiltrate the estate.

Kate Reynolds — The Family Man (2000)

Kate Reynolds has loved Jack Campbell since college and initially asks him not to leave for his London internship. In the alternate life, she is a non-profit lawyer, wife, and mother who values their modest family life. In Jack's original reality, she is an unmarried corporate lawyer preparing to move to Paris.

Jane Harper — Fun with Dick and Jane (2005)

Jane Harper is Dick's wife and Billy's mother. She leaves her travel-agent job to spend more time with her family, then struggles through failed employment, poverty, and dangerous illegal work after Globodyne's collapse. She joins Dick's robberies and uses her calligraphy skills to help defeat Jack's plan.

Gwen Herlihy — Ghost Town (2008)

A professional Egyptologist and Frank's widow. She is initially engaged to Richard, becomes interested in Bertram, learns the truth about Frank's mistress, and ultimately develops deep concern for Bertram after his accident.

Sally — Wyatt Earp (1994)

Saloon girl or minor character.

Mrs. Warshaw — House of D (2004)

Mrs. Warshaw is Tommy's bereaved single mother, mourning the recent death of her husband while Tommy struggles with grief through misbehavior and escape. Her death from an overdose of sedatives becomes a turning point, leading Lady to encourage Tommy to leave New York and begin a new life.

Deborah Clasky — Spanglish (2004)

Uptight, neurotic, and insecure businesswoman turned stay-at-home mother. Body-shames her daughter and bullies her husband. Engages in an affair with a realtor, later gets sober, confesses to John, and attempts to reconcile.

Laurel Pearson — You Kill Me (2007)

Laurel Pearson is a quirky client Frank meets at the funeral home while delivering shoes for her deceased stepfather. She begins dating him, questions him about his profession, encourages him to accept a dangerous assignment, and supports his recovery despite his relapses and violent background. Her relationship with Frank becomes central to his personal change.

Ellie — Hollywood Ending (2002)

Ellie is Val's former wife and the person who brings him a chance to direct a big-budget New York film. Although she is initially involved with Hal, the studio head who took her from Val, she grows close to Val again during production and ultimately reunites with him after the film's failure at home.

Career Overview

Téa Leoni has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 1991. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Jurassic Park with 1 titles. Signature works include Madam Secretary, Deep Impact, Bad Boys. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
34
Birth Date
1966-02-25 00:00:00
Birth Place
New York City, New York, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 3 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q202475), public domain (CC0).