Julie Ann Brown is an American actress, comedian, singer-songwriter, screenwriter and director best known for her iconic 1980s "valley girl" persona and sharp celebrity parodies. She carved out a unique space in pop culture by blending pop music with subversive sketch comedy and achieved massive cult success with novelty hits like "Homecoming Queen's Got a Gun" (a dark parody of mid-century teenage tragedy songs) and "'Cause I'm a Blond".
To avoid confusion with her contemporary British MTV counterpart, "Downtown Julie Brown," she was often referred to as "West Coast Julie Brown" or "Miss Julie Brown".
as Allison Garland
as Simon's Mom
as Self - Interviewee
as Self
as Katie
as Self(1 ep)
as Peg
as Gina(1 ep)
as Suzie
as Wedding Planner
as Self(1 ep)
as Paula Norwood(12 eps)
as Self - Audience Member(1 ep)
as Self - Guest Judge(1 ep)
as Dee La Duke
as Miss Marinovich(1 ep)
as Anny Neptune
as Squeaky
as Talker
as Self(1 ep)
as OutLoud Receptionist
as New Age Mother
as Mom (voice)
as Samantha's mom
as Sissy Pasquese(1 ep)
as Connie Spheres
as Connie Dellaquilla(1 ep)
as Tammi Tyler(29 eps)
as Minerva Mink (voice)
as Rhonda
as Mimi Hungry
as Olivia Crawford(1 ep)
as Coach Deimer(4 eps)
as Nelly the Dragon (voice)(1 ep)
as Julie Brown(1 ep)
as Joleen
as Danette Spoonabello (voice)(1 ep)
as Minerva Mink (voice)(1 ep)
as Ms. Stoeger
as Lisa (voice)
as Lottie Bologna (voice)(1 ep)
as Liz(2 eps)
as Tonya Hardly / Lenora Babbitt
as Saleen (voice)(2 eps)
as Minerva Mink (voice)(3 eps)
as Cassandra(1 ep)
as Lily (voice)(1 ep)
as Zatanna (voice)(1 ep)
as Nancy Rudman
as Medusa
as Judy
as Waitress at Al's Diner (uncredited)
as Ms. Liberty
as Connie Bristol(1 ep)
as Julie Bruin (voice)(1 ep)
as Herself
as Hamster/Phone
as Bunny O'Hare / Thelma Lou Dickey(1 ep)
as Wendy(1 ep)
as Candy Pink
as Tammy
as Holly Pringle(1 ep)
as Reporter
as Buffy Denver(2 eps)
as Beverly Brody
as TV Commercial Actress
as Candy