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Yes, that's a "Doctor Who" reference in the title, but it's not even all that nerdy, because we're just stating the role that Jenna Coleman plays on the immensely popular British series. While her part as Clara on the show is by no means the only role she's played in her career, it is by far the most well-known. For more on this stunning young actress (as well as sexy photos to boot), click though this short gallery.
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2 of 10Jenna Coleman was born in Blackpool, Lancashire, England on April 27, 1986.
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3 of 10Jenna got her start in acting performing with a theater company by the name of "In Yer Space."
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4 of 10Jenna Coleman's first official television credit came from her role on the British soap opera, "Emmerdale" in 2005. She landed the part as Jasmine Thomas in the midst of auditioning for drama schools.
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5 of 10Besides "Doctor Who," some of Jenna's other television credits include roles on British series "Waterloo Road," "Dancing on the Edge," and "Titanic" (which was technically a mini-series).
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6 of 10Jenna Coleman voiced the character of Melia in the English dubbed version of the video game, "Xenoblade Chronicles," in 2011.
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While auditioning in secret for her role on "Doctor Who," Jenna pretended she was auditioning for a role on a series called "Men on Waves," which is an anagram for "woman seven." The "Doctor Who" series she would eventually be cast in was the show's seventh series. Get it?
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Although Jenna Coleman was supposed to make her first appearance on "Doctor Who" during the 2012 Christmas episode, she surprised fans by showing up in the seventh series' first episode, albeit playing a different incarnation of what would eventually be her character in the series.
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9 of 10While Jenna was always credited as "Jenna-Louise Coleman" since the start of her career, she has recently gone by simply "Jenna Coleman."
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10 of 10Next: Sexy Felicia Day PhotosWe know all these facts have been heavily "Doctor Who" and England related, so for the sake of those in the U.S., Jenna Coleman's first feature film role was as Connie in a little American movie titled "Captain America: The First Avenger" in 2011.