Who is Jolene Blalock? Everything You Need to Know

Quick Facts

Age: 49 Years, 49 Year Old Females

Family:

Spouse/Ex-: Michael Rapino (m. 2003)

children: Rivers Rapino, Ryder James Rapino

Actresses American Women

Height: 5'6" (168 cm), 5'6" Females

U.S. State: California

City: San Diego, California

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What role did Jolene Blalock play in Star Trek: Enterprise?

Jolene Blalock played the role of T'Pol, a Vulcan science officer, in the TV series Star Trek: Enterprise.
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Which other TV shows has Jolene Blalock appeared in besides Star Trek: Enterprise?

Besides Star Trek: Enterprise, Jolene Blalock has appeared in TV shows like Stargate SG-1, CSI: Miami, and Grey's Anatomy.
3

What was Jolene Blalock's experience like working on the set of Star Trek: Enterprise?

Jolene Blalock has mentioned that working on Star Trek: Enterprise was a challenging but rewarding experience, as she had to embody the logical and stoic nature of her Vulcan character.
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Did Jolene Blalock have any special training for her role in Star Trek: Enterprise?

Jolene Blalock underwent extensive training to portray a Vulcan character, including learning Vulcan language phrases and studying the physicality and mannerisms of Vulcans.
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How did Jolene Blalock feel about the impact of her character T'Pol on Star Trek fans?

Jolene Blalock has expressed gratitude for the positive impact her character T'Pol had on Star Trek fans, especially in terms of representing strong and independent female characters in the sci-fi genre.

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Childhood & Early Life

Jolene Blalock was born on March 5, 1975, in San Diego, California, where she was raised alongside three siblings. By her own admission, she was an awkward child who spent most of the time by herself, and developed surfing and artistic skills early on.

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Modeling Career

At the age of 17, Jolene Blalock left home and traveled to Europe and Asia to pursue a career in modeling. During this time, she appeared on the covers of many men's lifestyle magazines, and was featured twice in Maxim's 'Girls of Maxim' gallery.

In April 2002, she posed for a clothed fashion layout in 'Playboy', and was interviewed by the magazine for its '20Q' section in February 2005. She was named the 10th sexiest woman in the world by 'FHM' Magazine in 2003.

Acting Career

In 1998, during a trip back to the United States, Jolene Blalock was offered acting opportunities, following which she took acting lessons at Stella Adler Academy. She also took comedy lessons at Toronto's Second City Improv and Second City Los Angeles.

She subsequently appeared in an episode of 'Veronica's Closet' later in 1998, followed by appearances in the series 'Love Boat: The Next Wave' in 1999, and 'G vs E' and 'D.C.' in 2000. Also in 2000, she was cast as Medea in the made-for-TV movie 'Jason and the Argonauts'.

She had guest roles as Laura Garris in 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation' (2000), Ruby Grange in 'The Diamond Hunters' (2001), and as Corporal Lisa Antoon in 'JAG' (2001). She also bagged a role in the TV movie 'On the Edge' in 2001.

In 2001, she bagged her breakthrough role of T'Pol in the sci-fi series 'Star Trek: Enterprise', which she described as a dream-come-true. She won the 'Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actress on Television' that year, and went on to appear in 98 episodes until the show ended in 2005.

She shot for the film 'Slow Burn' in 2003, but it was eventually unveiled at the 'Toronto International Film Festival' in September 2005 before limited theatrical release in 2007.

She guest-starred in two episodes of the military sci-fi adventure series 'Stargate SG-1' in 2003-04, portraying Ishta, leader of a group of female Jaffa.

She had lead roles in the 2006 TV movie 'I Dream of Murder' and the 2007 horror film 'Shadow Puppets'. The following year, she was cast in the main role of Captain Lola Beck in the direct-to-video military sci-fi film 'Starship Troopers 3: Marauder'.

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In the following years, she made guest appearances in a number of television shows including 'CSI: Miami', 'House', '10 Items or Less', 'Legend of the Seeker' and 'Second City This Week'.

In recent times, she has acted in films like 'One Kine Day', 'Sinners and Saints', 'Killing Frisco', 'Sex Tape', and the TV movie 'A Man for Every Month'.

Major Works

The single most significant role of Jolene Blalock's career so far has been T'Pol in 'Star Trek: Enterprise'. The pilot episode was watched by 12.5 million viewers, and despite the gradual decrease in its rating, the show remained the highest-rated drama series on UPN until its cancellation.

Family & Personal Life

Jolene Blalock first met her future husband Michael Rapino, CEO of Live Nation, in Los Angeles in 2002, after he booked her for a beer commercial. The two soon began dating. However, she shot for 'Enterprise' in LA and he lived in England, it became difficult for them to maintain a long-distance relationship.

While on a vacation in Jamaica, she finally proposed to him, following which they got married in Negril, Jamaica, on April 22, 2003, during the same trip. They have three sons together: Ryder James, River Thunder, and Rexton.

Facts About Jolene Blalock

Jolene Blalock is a talented artist and has showcased her paintings in various exhibitions.

She is a certified scuba diver and enjoys exploring the underwater world in her free time.

Jolene is passionate about animal rights and actively supports several animal welfare organizations.

In addition to acting, she is also skilled in martial arts and has trained in various disciplines.

Jolene has a love for vintage fashion and often incorporates retro styles into her wardrobe.

Jolene Blalock Biography

You wanted to know

What role did Jolene Blalock play in Star Trek: Enterprise?

Which other TV shows has Jolene Blalock appeared in besides Star Trek: Enterprise?

What was Jolene Blalock's experience like working on the set of Star Trek: Enterprise?

Did Jolene Blalock have any special training for her role in Star Trek: Enterprise?

How did Jolene Blalock feel about the impact of her character T'Pol on Star Trek fans?