Jessica Tuck

While working at the Powerhouse Theater in Santa Monica, Jessica produced two monthly events, Spark: An Evening of Storytelling and Solo Series.

Her first guest-starring role was on a comedy show Home Improvement, in 1992.

In 1991, Jessica starred in a mini-series A Woman Named Jackie.

In 1989, she landed her first movie role in a comedy Who Shot Patakango?

In 1992, Jessica moved to Los Angeles after landing her first role in Mr. Right.

She appeared in HBO Workspace and Powerhouse Theatre.

She starred in the one-act comedy Couples Counseling Killed Kate.

After her character died on One Life to Live in 1992, she guest starred three times on the show as her character's ghost; in 1993, 1999 and 2004.

She is a member of the Plymouth Theatre Company.

In 1992, Jessica was nominated for a Daytime Emmy in the category of Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her performance in a soap opera One Life to Live. This was Jessica's second nomination, first one being the Soap Opera Digest Award.

In 1990, Jessica was nominated for a Soap Opera Digest award in the category of Outstanding Female Newcomer: Daytime for her performance in a soap opera One Life to Live.

In 2004, Jessica starred in a TV commerical for Subway sandwiches.

In 2001, Jessica starred in a TV commercial for TJ Maxx.

In 1998, Jessica starred in a TV commercial for Advil.

In October 1991, Jessica starred in a series of three-part plays titled Welcome to My Life in New York.

She is engaged to Robbie Koseff, a businessman.

She gave birth to her daughter, Samara Barnes Hallam Koseff, on March 24, 2003.

Her nickname is Tuck.