What is jen richards movies and tv shows?

Jen Richards is an American actress and writer who is known for her work in movies and TV shows. She is also an advocate for transgender issues and a prominent transgender actress in Hollywood. Some of the movies and TV shows in which Jen Richards has appeared include:

1. Her Story (2015) – Jen Richards co-created and starred in this web series that tells the stories of two transgender women navigating love and work in Los Angeles.

2. Nashville (2017) – Jen Richards guest-starred in this popular TV drama series about the country music industry, playing the role of Allyson Del Lago, a transgender woman and mentor to one of the lead characters.

3. Better Things (2017) – Jen Richards appeared in the second season of this FX comedy series created by and starring Pamela Adlon. She played a transgender friend of Adlon's character.

4. Ms. White Light (2019) – Jen Richards co-starred in this indie drama about a make-up artist who works with terminally ill patients.

5. Tales of the City (2019) – Jen Richards had a recurring role in the reboot of this popular San Francisco-based drama series on Netflix, playing a transgender mentor and friend to one of the lead characters.

6. Billions (2019) – Jen Richards had a guest role in this Showtime drama series about a high-stakes financial world, playing a transgender activist.

7. Mrs. Fletcher (2019) – Jen Richards guest-starred in this HBO comedy series about a divorced mother exploring her sexuality, playing a transgender sex worker.

8. Tales from the Loop (2020) – Jen Richards appeared in this science-fiction drama series on Amazon Prime, playing a transgender character.

In addition to her work on screens, Jen Richards has also appeared on numerous talk shows, podcasts, and other media outlets to discuss transgender issues and her experiences as a trans actress. She has been featured in publications such as The New York Times, The Guardian, and Rolling Stone, and has worked as a writer and producer on several projects related to LGBTQ+ advocacy.