Jordan Ladd is the blonde-headed daughter of the famed Charlies Angel actress Cheryl Ladd and David Ladd. David Ladd was a former actor and producer. He was also the son of legendary Hollywood actor Alan Ladd and Sue Carol who was also an actress and a former talent scount. So, with this said, Jordan does indeed have acting in her blood on both sides of her family, both maternal and fraternal, which is why she probably went into acting herself to make her own unique mark on the entertainment world.
Jordan Ladd is a stunning woman
Jordan Ladd has appeared in several horror films, and because of this, she became known as being a sort of an American Scream Queen actress. When she first started out acting, she did take lots of small roles, and she got her big high profile role in the movie called Never Been Kissed in 1999. Since this time, she has continued to work succesfully as an actress, and some of her movie resume does include Embrace of the Vampire, Nowhere, Crazy Little Thing, Darkened Room, the list goes on.
An interesting fact about Jordan Ladd is this. She never wanted to be compared to her mother, Cheryl Ladd, nor did she want to get work just because she was the daugther of the very famous actress from Charlies Angels and tons of other movies. So, with this said, she sometimes does dye her hair black in order to not be seen as a natural blonde. This is just her little way of wanting to be accepted for who she is, as an actress, on her own merit, potential, talent, and personage.
Jordan Ladd is an entertainer in her own right
What is Jordan Ladd up to today? She continues to shine as an actress in both leading and supporting roles in motion picture film and television. Some of her most recent roles in movies do include a movie titled Cabin Fever in 2002, Club Dread in 2004, and also Death Proof in 2007. She recently did a leading role in the horror film called Grace in 2009, which did win her lots of critical acclaim. She also had the role of Rachel Arai in a movie called The Awaken in 2012.
Jordan Ladd in Cabin Fever
