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Jenna Ortega

American Actress, best known for Wednesday Addams in Netflix's Wednesday (2022-present).

Actress American Plays Wednesday Addams in Wednesday

Quick Answer

Jenna Ortega plays Wednesday Addams in Wednesday. Jenna Ortega portrays Wednesday Addams, the deadpan, psychically gifted teenage protagonist of Netflix's Wednesday. The series follows the Addams Family character as a student at Nevermore Academy, where her investigations into supernatural mysteries drive the show; Ortega's casting was made in part to represent the character's Latina heritage.

Known for

  • Wednesday Addams in Netflix's Wednesday (2022-present)
  • Tara Carpenter in Scream (2022) and Scream VI (2023)
  • Astrid Deetz in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024)
  • Disney Channel's Stuck in the Middle
Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams in a Season 2 promotional portrait for Wednesday on Netflix
Photo: Helen Sloan/Netflix

Roles

TV Roles

ShowNetwork CharacterBilling
WednesdayNetflixWednesday AddamsMain Cast

Career

Career Highlights

  • Breakthrough television role: Portrays Wednesday Addams in Netflix's Wednesday, which premiered on November 23, 2022 and became one of Netflix's most-watched English-language series; the role brought Ortega her first Emmy nomination.
  • Award nomination: Nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series at the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards (2023) for Wednesday; per Entertainment Tonight, the second-youngest woman ever nominated in that category. Also nominated for a Golden Globe (2023) and a Screen Actors Guild Award for the role.
  • Film role: Played Tara Carpenter in Scream (2022) and Scream VI (2023); won the 2022 MTV Movie + TV Award for Most Frightened Performance for Scream.
  • Film role: Played Astrid Deetz in Tim Burton's Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024); won the 2025 Saturn Award for Best Younger Performer in a Film.
  • Early career: Starred in Disney Channel's Stuck in the Middle; won the 2018 Imagen Award for Best Young Actor - Television for the series.

Performance & Reception

How the role plays on screen

Performance style

  • Deadpan delivery and comic timing — Critics have highlighted Ortega's "steely deadpan and hilarious, sardonic one-liners" (TheWrap, via Rotten Tomatoes' critics roundup), Radio Times noted she has "further honed it to perfection, especially when it comes to minute changes in the character's incredibly stoic physicality", and IndieWire described a performance "as precise as her character is pliable".
  • Stillness and physical control — Ortega has described treating posture, chin tilt, stillness, and not blinking as deliberate character choices; Tim Burton told The Hollywood Reporter that her sense of "how far you can go" with the character is crucial to keeping the show from veering away from who Wednesday is.
  • Physical preparation for the role — For Season 1, Ortega learned cello (performing a solo arrangement of "Paint It Black" on screen), fencing, and German, and told a Netflix Q&A (reported by Variety and republished by ScreenRant and SlashFilm) that she was "adamant about being as well prepared as possible" so her own face could be used instead of doubles.

Reception

  • Wednesday Season 1 (2022): Ortega's performance received critical acclaim and earned nominations for the Primetime Emmy Award (Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series), the Golden Globe, and the Screen Actors Guild Award; journalists have credited the show with garnering Ortega international recognition.
  • Wednesday Season 2, Part 1 (2025): Mixed-to-positive: Variety's Aramide Tinubu praised Ortega's "commanding control" of the character and wrote she is "leading the charge"; The Guardian's Sarah Dempster wrote her "charisma could power a thousand hearses"; The Hollywood Reporter's Daniel Fienberg argued the star gets "lost" in the season's overcrowded Addams Family ensemble.

Character Connections

Who they share the screen with

<a href="/shows/wednesday/">Wednesday</a> · evidence: S1E1
The series premiere establishes Enid (Emma Myers) as Wednesday's roommate; their friendship arc runs through Season 1 and remains a throughline in Season 2.
<a href="/shows/wednesday/">Wednesday</a> · evidence: S1E1
Morticia (Catherine Zeta-Jones) and Gomez deliver Wednesday to Nevermore Academy in the premiere; the mother-daughter tension is carried into Season 2's fundraising subplot.
<a href="/shows/wednesday/">Wednesday</a> · evidence: S1E1
Gomez (Luis Guzman) appears with Morticia in the premiere as Wednesday is enrolled at their alma mater Nevermore.
<a href="/shows/wednesday/">Wednesday</a> · evidence: S1E7-S1E8
Tyler (Hunter Doohan) is revealed as the Hyde in the final episodes of Season 1; his attack on Wednesday is the cliffhanger that opens Season 2 with her in a coma.
<a href="/shows/wednesday/">Wednesday</a> · evidence: S1E1
Thing (performed by Victor Dorobantu) accompanies Wednesday from the premiere onward and is credited in the series' cast listings.

Related Works & Cast

Other credits and co-stars

TitleYears TypeRole
Wednesday
Season 1 (2022); Season 2 released in two parts (August 6 and September 3, 2025); renewed for a third season in July 2025.
2022-presentTV series (Netflix)Wednesday Addams (lead)
Scream2022FilmTara Carpenter
Scream VI2023FilmTara Carpenter
X2022FilmCharacter name not re-verified during this pass; her casting in the film is confirmed by the IMDb awards record (New Mexico Film Critics 'Best Newcomer' nomination citing X).
The Fallout2021FilmVada
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice2024FilmAstrid Deetz

Cast they appear alongside

Related Actors

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Plays Wednesday's mother.
Played Wednesday Addams in the 1991-1993 Addams Family films; her casting connects the series to the franchise's earlier era.
Wednesday's roommate; identified by The Hollywood Reporter as the first season's other breakout.
as Uncle Fester, Uncle Fester · Wednesday
as Larissa Weems, Larissa Weems (ghost / spirit guide) · Wednesday
Season 1's central antagonist reveal.
as Pugsley Addams, Pugsley Addams · Wednesday
as Donovan Galpin, Donovan Galpin · Wednesday
as Hester Frump (credited as Grandmama) · Wednesday
as Bianca Barclay, Bianca Barclay · Wednesday
as Colter Shaw, Kevin Pearson, Oliver Queen / Green Arrow, Adam Newman, Fox Crane · Tracker
Plays Wednesday's father.
as Xavier Thorpe · Wednesday
as Valerie Kinbott · Wednesday
Plays the Addams family's sentient hand, Wednesday's constant companion.

Media

Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams stands in the courtyard at Nevermore Academy in Wednesday Season 2
Wednesday returns to Nevermore Academy
Photo: Jonathan Hession/Netflix
Emma Myers as Enid Sinclair holds a doll and smiles at Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams in Wednesday Season 2
Enid welcomes Wednesday back with a gift
Photo: Jonathan Hession/Netflix
The Addams family, including Jenna Ortega as Wednesday, gathers in front of their car in Wednesday Season 2
The Addams family arrives together
Photo: Helen Sloan/Netflix

Media

Official videos

Wednesday: Season 2 | Official Trailer | Netflix — Video: Netflix
Wednesday: Season 2 | First Look at Behind the Scenes | Netflix — Video: Netflix

FAQ

Jenna Ortega: frequently asked questions

Who plays Wednesday Addams in Wednesday?

Jenna Ortega, an American actress who began her career as a Disney Channel child actor, portrays Wednesday Addams in the Netflix series. She was cast in 2021 and the series premiered on November 23, 2022.

Did Jenna Ortega win an Emmy for Wednesday?

No. She was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series at the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards (2023), becoming the second-youngest woman ever nominated in the category, and also received Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild nominations for the role. Her awards for playing Wednesday include the 2023 MTV Movie + TV Award for Best Performance in a Show and a Saturn Award.

What movies has Jenna Ortega been in?

Her best-known films include Scream (2022) and Scream VI (2023) as Tara Carpenter, X (2022), The Fallout (2021) as Vada, and Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024) as Astrid Deetz.

When did Jenna Ortega start playing Wednesday Addams?

The series premiered on Netflix on November 23, 2022. Ortega reprised the role in Season 2, which was released in two parts on August 6 and September 3, 2025, and the series has been renewed for a third season.

What did Jenna Ortega learn for the role of Wednesday?

For Season 1 she learned cello (performing a solo arrangement of "Paint It Black" on screen), fencing, and German, and said she was "adamant about being as well prepared as possible" so her own face could be used in place of doubles in performance scenes.

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Sources

Sources used for this profile

Show all 15 cited sources
  1. The Hollywood Reporter - "Back in Black: Jenna Ortega and Tim Burton Break Their Silence on Wednesday Season 2" (cover interview) (Tier 1)
  2. The Hollywood Reporter - "Wednesday Season 2 Review: Jenna Ortega Gets Lost Amid Addams Family Mayhem in Overcrowded Netflix Return" (Daniel Fienberg) (Tier 1)
  3. Variety - Wednesday Season 2, Part 1 review (Aramide Tinubu) (Tier 1)
  4. Rotten Tomatoes Editorial - "Wednesday: Season 2 First Reviews" (attributed critic quotes from TheWrap, Radio Times, IndieWire, Variety, THR, and others) (Tier 2)
  5. Entertainment Tonight - "Jenna Ortega and Wednesday Land Major 2023 Emmy Nominations" (Tier 2)
  6. The Independent - "Jenna Ortega fans celebrate Wednesday star's record-breaking first Emmy nomination" (Tier 2)
  7. news.com.au - "Mixed reviews as Netflix finally releases season 2 of global smash Wednesday" (quotes Variety, THR, LA Times, IndieWire, Telegraph) (Tier 2)
  8. PinkNews - "Wednesday season two praised as 'never better' and 'wildly entertaining' in first reviews" (quotes The Guardian, Variety, Forbes, Radio Times) (Tier 2)
  9. ScreenRant - "Jenna Ortega Candidly Details Overwhelming Wednesday Filming Schedule" (reporting a Variety-covered Netflix Q&A) (Tier 2)
  10. SlashFilm - "Cello, Fencing, and a Strict Wednesday Production Schedule Brought Jenna Ortega to Tears" (reporting the same Variety-covered Q&A) (Tier 2)
  11. IMDb - Jenna Ortega awards page (name/nm4911194/awards) (Tier 3)
  12. IMDb - "Wednesday" episode full cast & crew listing (You Reap What You Woe, tt14077402) (Tier 3)
  13. Wikipedia article "Jenna Ortega" (non-official mirror; direct Wikipedia fetches are blocked in this working environment) (Tier 3)
  14. Wikipedia article "Wednesday (TV series)" (non-official mirror; direct Wikipedia fetches are blocked in this working environment) (Tier 3)
  15. OTTplay - "Wednesday Season 2 Part 2 out on OTT" (S2 release dates, Season 3 renewal, Tyler/Hyde continuity) (Tier 3)