Biography

Jaqueline Fleming, an African American and Danish beauty was born in Copenhagen, Denmark to a Danish-German mother and an African American, black foot Indian and Irish father. She grew up and traveled between Europe, New York, St Louis, Chicago and New Orleans.

She began acting on stage at the age of six while attending The Little Red School House in New York City. Her training in the theatre world is where she developed her discipline, strength and respect for the craft. She performed in theater houses across the country well into her adulthood.

She is an Award winning Film and theatre actress and the winner of Two Hapa Awards for Best Actress in an independent film. She won for her role as Nellie Reeves, the wife of Bass Reeves, in "Hell On The Border" and her role as Laura Bishop, a grieving widow, in "Atone". She is also the winner of the prestigious Jeff Award for best actress in an ensemble for her dramatic portrayal of a daughter of a slave master. Jaqueline is known for the wide range of characters she can play authentically. Mostly defined as a Character Actress or chameleon in the industry.

Over the years she has braced the silver screen in memorable roles opposite such A-Listers as Morgan Freeman, Kate Beckinsale, Chris Pine, Terrance Howard, Kate Hudson, Halle Berry and Anthony Mackie to name a few.

In addition to acting, Jaqueline also has passion behind the camera as a producer, director and content creator. She keeps herself very busy developing, creating and producing Film and TV projects out of her production company, At The Kitchen Table, which mission is to tell dynamic, interesting & entertaining stories that feature women of color as leads. She has several projects across various platforms as an actress and producer. Jaqueline Fleming is also a key note speaker and travels the world speaking to aspiring actors and film makers at various universities, events and festivals about the steps required to have a professional career on both sides of the camera.
- IMDb mini biography by: Kortney L. Small