Kari Keegan

Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1969, actress Kari Keegan has been in films since her late teens. She had a small role as a female biker in the 1988 Ron Nyswaner comedy "The Prince of Pennsylvania," which also starred Fred Ward, Keanu Reeves, and Bonnie Bedelia. She landed the lead role in 1993's "Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday," the ninth installment in Paramount's flagship slasher series. In it, Keegan played Jessica Kimble, the daughter of Diana Kimble, who is herself the half-sister of the notorious Jason Voorhees. As a blood relative of the seemingly invincible maniac, Jessica is told by bounty hunter Creighton Duke (Steven Williams) that she's one of the only people alive who can kill Jason. Jessica's husband, Steven Freeman, is played by John D. LeMay, a veteran of the television series "Friday the 13th," although the series is unrelated to the films, and LeMay plays a different character entirely on it. Following "Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday," Keegan took a small, uncredited role as a former girlfriend of Tom Cruise's title character in "Jerry Maguire." In 2003, Keegan starred in Adrian Carr's mystery thriller "Mind Games," as Jill Reeves, an amnesiac woman who may or may not be victimized by a man (Richard Norton) who claims to be her husband.