In 2003, Leslie starred in comedy film National Security, in 2006 in Repos, in 2007 in mockumentary film Gangsta Rap: The Glockumentary. She has been signed up to host American television game show Supermarket Sweep. The other television shows she featured in are Mind of Mencia (2007), American Body Shop (2007), Chelsea Lately (2010), Problem Child: Leslie Jones (2010), Daddy Knows Best (2012), Sullivan & Son (2013), See Dad Run (2013), The League (2013), Saturday Night Live (2014-2019), Workaholics (2014), The Awesomes (2015-Voice), The Blacklist (2016), and Kevin (Probably) Saves the World (2018).

In 2001–2002, she had various roles in The Way We Do It, and in 2004, she featured in the episode Love, Peace and Hair Grease from the sitcom Girlfriends and was credited as Leslie. In 1996, Leslie was featured in the episode Hoop Screams from the American sitcom In the House, which was uncredited, and in 1997 in Coach, again uncredited. When she won the Funniest Person on Campus contest, she left school and moved to Los Angeles where she performed at clubs while working at Roscoe's House of Chicken and Waffles to make ends meet. Leslie, who was also a cast member and writer on Saturday Night Live, had started doing stand-up comedy while in college in 1987. She made her movie debut in 1999 and television debut in 1996, but both roles were uncredited.

Annette Leslie Jones or Leslie Jones, as she is popularly known, is an American comedian and actress who has featured in a number of Hollywood movies and television shows.

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