Biography
Julie Brown is an original: a daffy West Coast Judy Holliday; a comedienne who has suffered many roadblocks in her rise to fame. Born and raised in California's San Fernando Valley, Brown's screen persona encapsulates all the dizzy selfishness and amorality of the "valley girl". Brown got her training in San Francisco's American Conservatory Theater, where she met future collaborators Charlie Coffey and Terrence McNally (the latter who briefly …
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Career Milestones
2000 | Co-wrote, executive produced and starred in the Comedy Central series "Strip Mall" | |
| Served as a writer and producer for the sitcom "Clueless" (ABC, 1996-1997; UPN, 1997-1999); also made appearances as Coach Diemer and directed episodes | ||
1995 | Cast in the spoof "Plump Fiction"; portrayed Mimi, a character based on Uma Thurman's role in "Pulp Fiction" | |
1994 | Provided character voice of Saleen on the animated series "Aladdin" | |
1992 | Starred in sketch comedy series "The Edge" (Fox) | |
1991 | Spoofed Madonna in "Medusa: Dare to Be Truthful", a Showtime special | |
1989 | Co-starred in and co-wrote feature "Earth Girls are Easy" | |
1989 | Starred in TV comedy show, "Just Say Julie" (MTV) | |
1984 | Released first album, "Goddess in Progress" | |
1980 | Made film debut in "Any Which Way You Can" | |
1980 | Performed as a stand-up comedian | |
| In late 1970s, met collaborators Charlie Coffey and Terrence McNally in San Francisco | ||
| Raised in the Los Angeles, area | ||