One of Hollywood’s few Ivy League-educated action film stars, Jordana Brewster entered the mainstream with her starring role in the 2001 summer blockbuster “The Fast and the Furious.” She quickly rocketed to the top of men’s magazines polls, and following her hiatus at Yale, picked up where she left off with roles as feisty and fearless supporting characters in horror films like "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning" (2006) and macho fests like “Annapolis” (2006). Well-cast on the brainy action series “Chuck” (NBC, 2008- ), Brewster seemed poised to occupy Jennifer Garner’s vacated post
