Steve Carell and Jenna Fischer in 'The Office' season 3. Justin Lubin/NBC/Courtesy Everett Collection Jenna Fischer thinks The Office has always been a hit — with or without Steve Carell.

Jenna Fischer says she praised John Krasinski’s talents long before he was a Hollywood movie star The actress used to compare his career to that of Tom Hanks, who also starred in television ...

Jenna Fischer is revealing that her “Office” co-star and real-life best friend, Angela Kinsey, was her confidant throughout her secret breast cancer fight. Fischer, 50, held back tears while ...

The Office star Jenna Fischer doesn't even have to try to keep a low profile. During a conversation about the paparazzi on a recent episode of Fischer's Office Ladies rewatch podcast, the actress ...

Jenna Fischer scored the part of a lifetime in The Office after being used to always losing roles. Although playing the iconic Pam catapulted her career, there was one thing about the shy ...

Jenna Fischer doesn’t buy into the narrative that The Office got worse in later seasons. The actress recently appeared on Dana Carvey and David Spade’s Fly on the Wall podcast and confirmed ...

As one of the show’s most iconic characters, it’s fitting that Jenna Fischer has love for every season of “The Office.” Fischer, who played Pam Beesly across 188 episodes of the classic ...

Fischer also gave a special shout-out to her former “The Office” co-star Angela Kinsey and her husband, Joshua Snyder. Fischer has been married to her husband, director Lee Kirk, since 2010.

Jenna Fischer Spills the Tea on Who Ended Up With This Iconic Prop From ‘The Office’ Fischer, who played the lovable receptionist Pam Beasley, looks back at 20 years of the hit sitcom ...

When Goodman Theatre opened its doors in fall of 1925, its first audiences were treated to ground-breaking new plays; now, one hundred years later, Chicago audiences are first to experience two ...

 LOS ANGELES – Jenna Fischer doesn’t need a pile of DVDs to remind her of “The Office’s” first days. “We have a tangible thing – Walter Wilson,” she says.