15 Facts About Jane Sibbett

Jane Moore Sibbett was born on November 28,1962 and is an American actress, producer, writer, and director.

Jane Sibbett was the youngest of five children and was raised on Alameda Island, in the San Francisco Bay.

Jane Sibbett is a graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles, where she became a member of the California Delta chapter of Pi Beta Phi, an international women's fraternity.

In 1989, Jane Sibbett won the role of Laurie Parr on the CBS comedy The Famous Teddy Z, co-starring with Jon Cryer and Alex Rocco.

In 1991, Jane Sibbett was cast as status-conscious bombshell Heddy Newman on the Fox sitcom Herman's Head, which quickly gained a cult following on the young broadcast network and lasted three seasons.

Jane Sibbett has appeared in more than 200 episodes of multiple TV series, including 21 Jump Street and The Nanny.

Jane Sibbett starred in the 1998 movie Noah alongside Tony Danza and Wallace Shawn as well as in 1998's The Second Arrival, alongside Patrick Muldoon and Michael Sarrazin.

Jane Sibbett co-starred with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen in It Takes Two, and the telefilm Au Pair.

In 1996, Jane Sibbett was offered the role of Debra Barone on Everybody Loves Raymond.

CBS executives felt that she was right for the role and Jane Sibbett signed a deal for the show; however, she vacated the role upon learning that star Ray Romano had not been informed, along with other key staff members, that she had been cast in the part.

Jane Sibbett has co-starred in the movies Jessica Darling's It List, Winter Wedding, A Date By Christmas Eve, the pilot Manopause, and the 27th Annual Critics' Choice 2022 nominee List of a Lifetime directed by indie director Roxy Shih.

In 2019, Sibbett won the Michael D Publishers Award, a nonfiction writing scholarship to the Story Summit Writer's School, to complete the manuscript of her memoirs, About Jane.

Jane Sibbett joined the Story Summit's group of faculty, supporting other burgeoning writers and served as the Chairperson for one year for its Storyteller Foundation.

Jane Sibbett has long been an advocate for survivors of domestic violence, working with the nine shelters of 1736 Family Crisis Center in Los Angeles.

In 1992, Jane Sibbett married Karl Fink, a TV writer and producer who worked on the first two seasons of Herman's Head.