A community portal about Jennifer Schwalbach Smith with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Jennifer Schwalbach Smith is an actress, former reporter for USA Today, and the wife of American film director Kevin Smith...
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A community portal about Jennifer Schwalbach Smith with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Jennifer Schwalbach Smith is an actress, former reporter for USA Today, and the wife of American film director Kevin Smith. Her most notable role was in Clerks II as Emma, Dante's fiance.
If you've never seen the original Clerks movie, stop reading right now and go get it. It is a classic low-budget movie that is a must-see. Once you've seen it you can continue reading. Okay, we can now assume you've seen Clerks . My family and I went to Don Pablo's last night and somehow I consumed 3 glasses of iced tea giving me enough caffeine to stay awake for several days. So I started watching Clerks II at about 10:30pm. And I finished watching the movie. Boy am I going to be tired today... Read Full Story
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Jennifer Schwalbach Smith is the lovely wife of director Kevin Smith, aka Silent Bob. She played a role in his epic Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and also Clerks 2 . She’s 37 today.
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Name
Jennifer Schwalbach Smith
Date Of Birth
April 7, 1971
Place Of Birth
Newark, New Jersey, USA
Height
5′ 10"
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Nationality
American
Celebrity Status
American actress, former reporter
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I was going to start this post with a comment about how, even with all its problems, Clerks II is easily Kevin Smith’s best film. I guess I’ll still start with some of those remarks--Smith’s editing is excellent here, not to mention the traditional romantic comedy between Brian O’Halloran and Rosario Dawson--which is incredibly movie traditional and well-done by Dawson and Smith (O’Halloran is awful in the scenes). There’s a musical number in the film and, as I watched it, I realized... Read Full Story
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