Jacinda Barrett was born in Australia. Her convincing accent has paved the way for numerous acting roles in the USA. Barrett was first introduced to American audiences via MTV's The Real World (1992), during its fourth season, which was set in London. Jacinda Barrett received her first break on the big screen in The Human Stain (2003), directed by Oscar winner Robert Benton, alongside Anthony Hopkins and Nicole Kidman, for which she received critical praise. Soon after, she starred in Ladder 49 (2004), a movie that honored her firefighter father, where she worked with Joaquin Phoenix and John Travolta. The movie spanned 10 years in the life of a Baltimore firefighting family. Soon after, she was in love with Renée Zellweger's Bridget in Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (2004). She also starred in the action disaster movie, Poseidon (2006), directed by Wolfgang Petersen, and the comedy, School for Scoundrels (2006), with Billy Bob Thornton. She again received critical praise for her challenging role in The Last Kiss (2006). A.O. Scott said of her performance, "Ms. Barrett is a glowing, lovely presence, giving full voice to the rage, humiliation and hurt". Shauna Lyon in the New Yorker writes, "Jacinda Barrett steals the show as Michael's beautiful, reasonable life partner, offering a volatile, realistic portrayal of a woman scorned". Jacinda was directed by Mira Nair in the adaptation of Jhumpa Lahiri's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, "The Namesake", and starred alongside her husband, Gabriel Macht, in Middle Men (2009), a tale of the founding of the Internet porn industry. She has starred in multiple TV series, most recently alongside Anthony Edwards, in Zero Hour (2013), a show that is no longer on the air. Even though Jacinda grew up in Brisbane, her first Australian role was headlining Matching Jack (2010), as she left home at 17 to work and travel the world. She is married to Gabriel Macht and they have one daughter and one son, together. In 1997, she was named one of People Magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People.

Jacinda Forbes is known for Hauntology (2024).

Jacinta Chavez is known for Tesoros (2017).

Jacinta Mulcahy is known for Irish Wish (2024), Much Ado About Christmas (2021) and Nature Unleashed: Earthquake (2005). She is married to Paul Antony-Barber.

Jacinta Patrice Stapleton is an Australian actress born in Melbourne, Victoria. She joined an actors' agency at the age of six and made her screen debut at the age of eight, appearing in "Boulevard of Broken Dreams". This was followed by many children's television shows, including "The Flying Doctors" and "Genie From Down Under", all whilst completing her schooling at the Catholic Girls College, Star of the Sea. Wanting to expand on her performance skills, she completed the last two years of high school at Sandringham Secondary College, which focused predominantly on the arts. Upon finishing school, Jacinta was asked to appear for five weeks in the highly successful television soap, "Neighbours". The role quickly expanded and Jacinta spent three years on the popular show playing the complex and controversial character, Amy. After leaving the soap, she traveled overseas to study acting and voice and has since studied Meisner technique, Practical Aesthetics and more recently, closely with Ivana Chubbuck in Australia and Los Angeles. Whilst in the UK, Jacinta played Snow White in a theatre production. Upon her return to Australia, she appeared in Patrick Hughes first film, "The Director", then landed the coveted lead female role, in "Romeo and Juliet" with The Australian Shakespeare Company. Jacinta appeared on various TV dramas in Melbourne and Sydney and also American productions of "Beastmaster", "Lost World" and Stephen King's, "Nightmares and Dreamscapes", before landing a lead role in the prime time drama, "Stingers". Her performance garnered an AFI nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a Television Drama. She then appeared in many guest roles, before appearing as a recurring character on "All Saints", then "Out Of The Blue". She also had a small role in Nadia Tass' feature film, "Matching Jack, and played the lead in independent genre film, "Muscle Car". Her 2013 credits include playing an American record producer in the highly anticipated INXS mini-series, and her role as the controversial Mercedes Corby in the televmovie, Schapelle (both to be aired in Australia in February, 2014). She is also a voice artist and has many animated credits to her name, including "The Davincibles" and "Santa's Apprentice".

Jacinte Blankenship is an actress and producer, known for Black Widow (2021), The Domestics (2018) and The Founder (2016).

Jacinth Tan is known for Sharkdog's Fintastic Halloween (2021) and Sharkdog (2021).

Jacinto Bobo is known for Once Again (2019), Obra 67 (2013) and Unit 7 (2012).

Jacinto "Spiritwolf" Vega is a longstanding Massachusetts contributor to the arts. With more than two decades providing entertainment camera work from behind the lens, Spiritwolf has traveled the US creating the display posters for half a dozen Las Vegas Hotels in the 1990's and even provided imagery for Disney resorts in Florida during that time. Often called upon to support the music, stage arts and live performance scene in Central Massachusetts, it was the producers of the film Crooked Arrows that saw the potential in Spiritwolf's natural outward personality and gave him time in front of the lens. Spiritwolf's Native American image, cultural attributes and deep knowledge of his heritage make him the perfect face for any film that encapsulates the traditions or genuine visual display of Native American culture.

Jack Alberts is known for Don't Look Up (2021), Past Lives (2023) and Gazer (2024).