Jan Jones
Janis "Jan" Jones is an actress who portrayed an Orpheus miner in the  fourth season episode . She received no credit for this appearance but was identified by her costume which was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay and which was previously worn in . 

Jones also appeared in background roles in episodes of Alias, NYPD Blue, Good Morning America, Angel, Fat Actress, The X-Files, Jake in Progress, Oliver Beene, Judging Amy, The Mentalist, Crossing Jordan, Jimmy Kimmel Live! (2004), Six Feet Under (2005, with James Cromwell, Abby Brammell, Robert Pine, and Cullen Douglas), The Mick (2017), Shameless (2018, with Laird Macintosh), and This Is Us (2019, with Jennifer Morrison and Time Winters).

Jones worked as stand-in for Estelle Harris on the comedy Good Advice (2001, with John de Lancie, David Doty, Vanessa Branch, Jonathan Breck, Gary Combs, and Deborah Berry) and for  on the Six Feet Under episode "You Never Know" (2003, with Paul Hayes and Claudette Sutherland). She also appeared in several music videos such as for  where she appeared as a police officer, for  as a reactionary conservatist in their music video  (2001) , for  as a cross dresser in their music video  (2005). 

Among her film work are the horror film End of Days (1999, with Mark Margolis, Jack Shearer, Marc Lawrence, J.T. Botka, and Ivy Borg), the drama Man on the Moon (1999, with Vincent Schiavelli, Caroline Gibson, Gene LeBell, Rob Steiner, Tracey Walter, Yoshi Jenkins, Jacqueline Case, Kelly Sheerin, Kelly Cooper, Greg Bronson, Jeff Conaway, Kenneth David Ebling, Christopher Lloyd, and Jenn Popovec), the crime drama The General's Daughter (1999, with James Cromwell, Clarence Williams III, Pablo Espinosa, and John Wilkie), the science fiction comedy Galaxy Quest (1999, with Wayne Péré, Matt Winston, Rainn Wilson, Heidi Swedberg, Joel McKinnon Miller, Linda Harcharic, and Susan McNabb), the television drama Growing Up Brady (2000, with Daniel Hugh Kelly, Gary Morgan, Jeff Austin, Terrell Clayton, Thomas Knickerbocker, and Mark Chaet), the crime comedy Picking Up the Pieces (2000, with Andy Dick, Tony Plana, Brian Brophy, and Jorge Cervera, Jr.), the action thriller Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000, with Lois Hall, Tim de Zarn, John Carroll Lynch, Greg Bronson, Brad William Henke, Brian McNamara, Ken Jenkins, and Drew Renkewitz), the crime drama The Man Who Wasn't There (2001, with Lilyan Chauvin, Ted Rooney, Hallie Singleton, Nicholas Lanier, Booth Colman, Christopher McDonald, Rick Scarry, Leonard Crofoot, and Greg Bronson), the science fiction thriller A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001, with April Grace, Matt Winston, John Prosky, Paula Malcomson, Tim Rigby, Keith Campbell, James W. Jansen, Eliza Coleman, Robin Williams, Miguel Perez, Matt Malloy, Baron Jay, Chris Palermo, and Sandra Plazinic), the comedy Good Advice (2001), the action thriller Collateral Damage (2002, with Rick Worthy, Raymond Cruz, Ethan Dampf, Don Fischer, Michael Cavanaugh, Clint Lilley, Marianne Lewis, J.T. Botka, Solomon Burke, Jr., Brian Freifield, Ben Hisoler, and Manny Perry), the action comedy Showtime (2002, with Rachael Harris, William Shatner, Tom Billett, Henry Kingi, Sr., Christopher Darga, and Greg Bronson), the comic adaptation Spider-Man (2002, with Kirsten Dunst, Michael Papajohn, Tim de Zarn, Jill Sayre, Corey Mendell Parker, Ashley Edner, Joni Avery, Rick Avery, Loren Janes, Andray Johnson, Stan Lee, Scott L. Schwartz, and Brian J. Williams), and the crime drama Auto Focus (2002, with Christopher Neiman, DonnaMarie Recco, Ed Begley, Jr., Michael McKean, Don McManus, Vyto Ruginis, and Nikita Ager).

Further film credits include the action drama A Man Apart (2003, with Geno Silva, Jeff Kober, Marco Rodriguez, Jim Boeke, Ben Bray, Thomas Kopache, Azalea Davila, Charlie Curtis, Michael Papajohn, and Dean Rubin), the crime thriller The Italian Job (2003, with Boris Krutonog, Simon Rhee, Merritt Yohnka, and John Alden), the crime comedy Be Cool (2005, with Dwayne Johnson), the science fiction thriller War of the Worlds (2005, with John Eddins, Becky Ann Baker, Dendrie Taylor, Ricky Luna, Art Chudabala, Josef Cannon, and Rachelle Roderick), the drama Shackles (2005, with Dan Desmond, Justin Rodgers Hall, David Kagen, Sandra Nelson, and Deborah Strang), the action thriller Domino (2005, with Stanley Kamel, Patrick Kerr, Mark Newsom, Morgan Nagler, Andy Milder, Jackson Bolt, James McElroy, Michael Papajohn, and Paul Sklar), the action comedy Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005, with Jennifer Morrison, Greg Ellis, Megan Gallagher, Mark Newsom, Jeff Yagher, and Angela Bassett), the sport drama Coach Carter (2005, with Mel Winkler, Paul Rae, and Justin Rodgers Hall), the crime drama Waist Deep (2006, with Terrell Clayton and Julius Denem), the comedy Running with Scissors (2006, with Gabrielle Union), the crime drama Zodiac (2007, with John Carroll Lynch, David Lee Smith, Zach Grenier, John Mahon, Matt Winston, J. Patrick McCormack, Thomas Kopache, Anna Katarina, Cazimir Milostan, Rod Damer, J.D. Cullum, and Brett Rickaby), the drama Southland Tales (2006, with Dwayne Johnson, John Larroquette, Holmes R. Osborne, Wallace Shawn, and Matt McColm), the action drama Lesser of Three Evils (2007, with Michael Dorn, Marina Sirtis, Brian Thompson, Chris Torres, James McElroy, Larry Krask, and Marlene Sosebee), the science fiction thriller Cloverfield (2008, with Mike Vogel, Margot Farley, Kelvin Yu, Pasha Lychnikoff, Billy Brown, Scott Lawrence, Tim Griffin, Susse Budde, and Bertrand Roberson, Jr.), the thriller Eagle Eye (2008, with Bill Smitrovich, William Sadler, Deborah Strang, Bob Morrisey, J. Patrick McCormack, Manny Perry, Colby French, Chase Penny, Peggy Roeder, Terryl Daluz, Ken Edling, and Arne Starr), the comedy (500) Days of Summer (2009, with Richard McGonagle, Jean-Paul Vignon, and Jennifer Hetrick), the music comedy Dance Flick (2009, with Sufe M. Bradshaw and Dan Kelpine), the music drama The Soloist (2009, with Rachael Harris, Stephen Root, David Jean Thomas, J.J. Boone, Justin Rodgers Hall, and Arne Starr), the comedy All About Steve (2009, with Holmes R. Osborne, Wayne Grace, Kelli Kirkland, Andre Alexsen, and Ken Edling), the drama My Name Is Khan (2010, with Michèle Marsh and Douglas Tait), the science fiction drama Atlas Shrugged: Part I (2011, with Patrick Fischler, Christina Pickles, Rebecca Wisocky, Joel McKinnon Miller, Armin Shimerman, and David Doty), and the science fiction thriller Super 8 (2011, written and directed by J.J. Abrams and with Joel McKinnon Miller, Amanda Foreman, Michael Giacchino, Bruce Greenwood, Jack Axelrod, Jason Brooks, Tim Griffin, Marco Sanchez, Jonathan H. Dixon, Greg Grunberg, and Alex Nevil).

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