Activist & Emmy-Nominated Actress, Friday Night Lights and The White Lotus
Connie Britton: Biography at a Glance
- Connie Britton is an actress and activist known for starring in the Emmy Award-winning HBO series The White Lotus for which she also received an Emmy Award nomination.
- She has earned several Emmy nominations for her leading roles in the award-winning television series American Horror Story and Friday Night Lights.
- Connie launched a production company, Deep Blue Productions, whose mission is to create thoughtful, provocative, female-driven, and inclusive programming.
- She is also a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Development Programme, helping lend visibility and mobilize support for their efforts to fight poverty, empower women, and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, also known as the Global Goals.
- Connie speaks about women-led storytelling as well as the importance of women leading the way to solve the issues she is most passionate about - ending hunger and poverty and protecting our planet.
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Multiple Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated actress Connie Britton has starred in some of the best-reviewed shows on television, including Spin City, The West Wing, 24, Friday Night Lights, American Horror Story, Nashville, 911, Dirty John, The White Lotus, and most recently, Apple TV+'s Limited Series Dear Edward. Throughout her career, she has also appeared in many films including most recently Luckiest Girl Alive, Joe Bell, and Promising Young Woman.
Britton was appointed as a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Development Program. In this role, she raises awareness about UNDP’s work in poverty eradication and women’s empowerment, advocating for the American and Global Public. Britton also helms her production company, Deep Blue, which is committed to programming that will expand and deepen diverse and honest reflections of ourselves.
