Julia Sweeney

Biography

Julia Anne Sweeney (born October 10, 1959) is an American actress, comedian and author, best known as a cast member on Saturday Night Live and for her autobiographical solo shows.

Known For

Pulp Fiction

10 September, 1994

Beethoven's 3rd

25 July, 2000

Beethoven's 4th

4 December, 2001

Coneheads

23 July, 1993

It's Pat

26 August, 1994

Don't Come Knocking

25 August, 2005

Julia Sweeney - Letting Go of God

21 November, 2008

Clockstoppers

29 March, 2002

Monsters University

19 June, 2013

God Said, 'Ha!'

14 May, 1998

Stuart Saves His Family

12 April, 1995

Party Central

20 February, 2014

Cowgirl's Last Ride

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Thick as Thieves

9 April, 1999

Stuart Little

17 December, 1999

Saturday Night Live: The Best of Phil Hartman

1 January, 1998

Gremlins 2: The New Batch

15 June, 1990

The Threesome

4 August, 2025

Honey, I Blew Up the Kid

16 July, 1992

Elvira's Halloween Special

31 October, 1986

Whatever It Takes

31 March, 2000

Meet Wally Sparks

31 January, 1997

Dinner at Eight

11 December, 1989

The Women of SNL

1 November, 2010

Saturday Night Live: A Tribute to Chris Farley

1 January, 1998

The Last Days of Phil Hartman

19 September, 2019

The Barefoot Executive

11 November, 1995

A Baby Blues Christmas Special

24 February, 2002

Julia Sweeney’s Older and Wider

3 August, 2024

We Are Pat

8 June, 2025

Neo Homo Promo

1 March, 1994

Maybe It's Me

2001

Mad About You

1992

Family Guy

1999

Joey

2004

The War at Home

2005

According to Jim

2001

The View

1997

American Gods

2017

The Goode Family

2009

Teamo Supremo

2002

Work in Progress

2019

Baby Blues

2000

Murphy's Law

1988

Frasier

1993

Father of the Pride

2004

The Goode Family

2009

Sammy

2000

Sammy

2000

What's New, Scooby-Doo?

2002

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

2013

Saturday Night Live

1975

Hope and Gloria

1995

Shrill

2019

3rd Rock from the Sun

1996

Sex and the City

1998

Not Dead Yet

2023

George & Leo

1997

Clerks

2000

Eggland

2024

Suddenly Susan

1996

Pulp Comics

1996