Acting debut in the sitcom Rob
Made her acting debut in the sitcom Rob.
Source 30 · Wikipedia · Jenna Ortega · opens in a new tab Date from Wikipedia; not confirmed in news reports.The year she turned 10, she made her acting debut in the sitcom Rob. The year she turned 11, she had a small part in Iron Man 3.
The year she turned 12, she played Young Jane on Jane the Virgin and was among the cast of Netflix’s Richie Rich. The year she turned 13, Disney Channel ordered Stuck in the Middle with her in the lead. The year she turned 14, Stuck in the Middle launched on Disney Channel and was renewed for a second season.
The year she turned 16, Stuck in the Middle ended after three seasons, and she won the Imagen Award for Best Young Actor – Television. The year she turned 17, she was cast in the second season of You. The year she turned 19, she was cast as Wednesday Addams in Tim Burton’s series for Netflix.
The breakthrough yearThe year she turned 20, Wednesday premiered on Netflix with her in the title role, and within a month it passed 1 billion hours viewed.
The year she turned 21, she was nominated for a Golden Globe, a SAG Award and an Emmy for Wednesday. The year she turned 22, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice opened with $111 million domestically.
The year she turned 23, the second season of Wednesday began streaming, and she was nominated for a Golden Globe again. The year she turned 24, she was nominated for an Actor Award and was shooting season 3 of Wednesday.
Jenna Ortega debuted in 2012, the year she turned 10, and became known on Nov 23, 2022, the year she turned 20, when Wednesday premiered on Netflix.
Ages are by calendar year (the year minus the birth year), birthdays aside.
Made her acting debut in the sitcom Rob.
Source 30 · Wikipedia · Jenna Ortega · opens in a new tab Date from Wikipedia; not confirmed in news reports.Appeared briefly in Iron Man 3, which Variety calls her MCU debut. She said in 2025 it was one of the first jobs she ever did.
Source 01 · Variety · Marvel “Took All My Lines Out” of Iron Man 3 · opens in a new tabPlayed Young Jane on the CW series Jane the Virgin.
Source 02 · Variety · Disney Channel Orders Latino Family Sitcom Toplined by Jane the Virgin Star · opens in a new tabSource 30 · Wikipedia · Jenna Ortega · opens in a new tab Variety (2015) confirms the role; the 2014 start is from Wikipedia and not confirmed in news reports.Netflix picked up 21 episodes of a live-action Richie Rich series, with Ortega among the cast.
Source 03 · The Hollywood Reporter · Netflix Orders Richie Rich Series · opens in a new tabDisney Channel ordered Stuck in the Middle with Ortega in the lead role of Harley, set to debut in spring 2016.
Source 02 · Variety · Disney Channel Orders Latino Family Sitcom Toplined by Jane the Virgin Star · opens in a new tabDisney Channel renewed the series 11 episodes into its 20-episode first season, which had launched in February.
Source 04 · Deadline · Stuck in the Middle Renewed for Season 2 · opens in a new tabVariety reported that she and David Arquette would star in the elephant drama Saving Flora.
Source 05 · Variety · David Arquette, Jenna Ortega to Star in Saving Flora · opens in a new tabDeadline reported the series would end after three seasons and that she was cast in a lead role in the ABC pilot Man of the House.
Source 06 · Deadline · Stuck in the Middle to End After 3 Seasons · opens in a new tabWon the Imagen Award for Best Young Actor – Television for Stuck in the Middle.
Source 07 · Deadline · Imagen Awards Winners List · opens in a new tabCast as Ellie in the second season of the Netflix series You.
Source 08 · Deadline · You: James Scully & Jenna Ortega Cast in Season 2 · opens in a new tabJoined the cast of the Netflix sequel to the horror comedy The Babysitter.
Source 09 · The Hollywood Reporter · Jenna Ortega Joins The Babysitter Sequel · opens in a new tabJoined the Scream relaunch from Spyglass Media Group and Paramount Pictures.
Source 10 · Deadline · Scream: Jenna Ortega Joins Spyglass & Paramount Relaunch · opens in a new tabCast in the title role of Wednesday, Tim Burton’s Addams Family series for Netflix.
Source 11 · Deadline · Jenna Ortega to Play Wednesday Addams · opens in a new tabScream opened over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend. Deadline reported an estimated $36 million over four days at 3,664 theaters.
Source 12 · Deadline · Scream Box Office, MLK Weekend · opens in a new tab Jan. 14 was the Friday opening, per the holiday weekend report; the article gives Sunday estimates.Won Most Frightened Performance for Scream at the MTV Movie & TV Awards.
Source 13 · The Hollywood Reporter · MTV Movie & TV Awards Winners · opens in a new tabWednesday premiered on Netflix with Ortega in the title role. The Hollywood Reporter later wrote that she broke out as Wednesday Addams.
Variety reported Wednesday had crossed 1 billion hours viewed on Netflix within one month, the third title to do so.
Source 16 · Variety · Wednesday Surpasses Dahmer on Netflix Ranking · opens in a new tabNetflix ordered a second season of Wednesday.
Source 17 · Deadline · Wednesday Renewed for Season 2 · opens in a new tabNominated for the Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy.
Source 18 · The Hollywood Reporter · Golden Globes: Full List of Winners · opens in a new tabNominated for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series.
Source 19 · Variety · SAG Awards 2023 Winners List · opens in a new tabHosted an episode of Saturday Night Live, with musical guest the 1975.
Source 20 · The New York Times · Saturday Night Live Goes to the Oscars · opens in a new tab The New York Times article is dated Mar. 12, 2023 and says she hosted that weekend; the airing day is not stated.The Hollywood Reporter said Ortega was leading the cast of the Warner Bros. sequel, with Tim Burton directing and Michael Keaton reprising his role.
Source 21 · The Hollywood Reporter · Beetlejuice 2: Willem Dafoe Joins Jenna Ortega, Michael Keaton · opens in a new tabNominated for the Emmy for lead actress in a comedy series for Wednesday, making her the second-youngest nominee in the category, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Source 15 · The Hollywood Reporter · Emmys: Jenna Ortega Makes History With First Nomination · opens in a new tabMiller’s Girl, starring Ortega and Martin Freeman, was set to premiere at the Palm Springs Film Festival on January 11 and reach cinemas on January 26.
Source 22 · Deadline · Miller’s Girl to Premiere at Palm Springs Film Festival · opens in a new tabThe sequel opened with $111 million domestically and $147.2 million globally, according to Deadline, which credited Ortega’s draw.
Source 23 · Deadline · Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Box Office · opens in a new tab Sept. 6 is the Friday opening; the article reports the weekend totals as of Monday.A24’s Death of a Unicorn, starring Ortega, opened at $5.8 million, according to Deadline’s Sunday box office report.
Source 24 · Deadline · A Working Man puts Snow White to sleep, sends Jenna Ortega’s Unicorn out to pasture · opens in a new tab Mar. 28 is the Friday opening; the article reports Sunday estimates.Netflix ordered a third season ahead of the Season 2 launch on August 6.
Source 25 · Deadline · Wednesday Renewed for Season 3 · opens in a new tabPart 1 of the second season of Wednesday began streaming on Netflix.
Source 25 · Deadline · Wednesday Renewed for Season 3 · opens in a new tabSource 26 · Deadline · Wednesday Season 2 Soundtrack · opens in a new tabNominated again for best female actor in a comedy or musical series for Wednesday, according to the BBC’s list of nominees.
Source 27 · BBC · Golden Globes 2026: Full List of Nominees · opens in a new tabNominated for performance by a female actor in a comedy series for Wednesday.
Source 28 · Los Angeles Times · 2026 Actor Awards Nominations · opens in a new tabAn Esquire interview published in August described Ortega after a day of shooting season 3 of Wednesday.
Source 29 · Esquire · Jenna Ortega Won’t Stop Taking Risks · opens in a new tab Date is the Esquire publication date.END OF SELECTED RECORDSSelected records, 2012–2026 · not a complete list of work. “Key moment” is an editorial label, not a measure of success.
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