Jenny Walser, also known as Jennifer Catherine Walser, is a multi-talented individual with a diverse set of skills and a passion for making an impact in various fields. Born on May 1, 1995, she hails from Britain and has risen to prominence as an actress, director, and natural scientist.
In the realm of acting, Jenny's performances have captured the hearts of audiences worldwide. Her ability to embody different characters with depth and authenticity has earned her critical acclaim and a dedicated fan following. From the stage to the big screen, she has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. Beyond her acting endeavors, she has demonstrated her creative flair behind the camera as a director.
Currently, Jenny is making waves in the entertainment industry with her portrayal of Tori Spring in the highly anticipated Netflix adaptation of "Heartstopper." Fans are eager to see how she brings this beloved character to life and infuses the story with her exceptional talent and emotional depth.
Joe Locke and Jenny Walser on Heartstopper’s darkest (and horniest) season yet
Joe Locke and Jenny Walser discuss the mature themes of Heartstopper season three, from Charlie’s mental health struggles to the Truham gang’s inevitable sex era.
Photography Hidhir Badaruddin Words Sam Damshenas Art Director Jack Rowe Stylist Peter Bevan MUA for Jenny Walser Hannah Davies Hair Stylist for Jenny Walser Jason Goh Grooming for Joe Locke Sandra Hahnel at Caren using Nars Stylist’s assistant Jemima Plume Lighting assistant Ian Blackburn Special thanks to Elliot Berry and Kate Hunter at Netflix With its iconic cartoon doodles, unwavering optimism and lightning-in-a-bottle chemistry between the charming leads, Heartstopper has firmly cemented its status as one of the most acclaimed (and championed) LGBTQIA+ shows of all time. (I mean, look at the stats and Emmy wins – like, hello?) The Netflix series has also inspired a whole new rainbow generation with its trailblazing depiction of the queer teen experience; from Nick (Kit Connor) subverting harmful bisexual myths to Elle (Yasmin Finney) breaking new ground as a Black trans teen on British television, and Isaac (Tobie Donovan) representing one of the LGBTQIA+ community’s most marginalised identities as he come to terms with his asexuality.
In season three, creator and writer Alice Oseman explores darker themes as the series places emphasis on Charlie’s (Joe Locke) mental health struggles and eating disorder, paving the way for some of the most heart-wrenching (and heart-warming) scenes in Heartstopper’s history. “It feels selfishly fun to dig your teeth into something more serious, and it takes more acting, I guess, but there’s also a pressure to make sure you do it authentically and not disrespect anyone who’s been through that,” says Joe.
The British actor – and now Marvel Cinematic Universe star, with his role in Agatha All Along! – is sat beside his on-screen sister Jenny Walser, who plays a more prominent role this season, following their GAY TIMES shoot.
