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Julia Sweeney
Born
10 October 1959
Place
Spokane, Washington, USA
Acting

Julia Sweeney

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.

As director

Julia Sweeney’s Older and Wider

2024 · Director

Letting Go of God

2008 · Director

God Said, 'Ha!'

1998 · Director

As actor

The Threesome

2025 · Suzanne

We Are Pat

2025 · Self

SNL50: The Homecoming Concert

2025 · Self

Julia Sweeney’s Older and Wider

2024 · Self

The Last Days of Phil Hartman

2019 · Self

Party Central

2014 · Ms. Squibbles (voice)

Monsters University

2013 · Ms. Squibbles (voice)

The Women of SNL

2010 · Pat (archive footage)

Letting Go of God

2008 · Self

Saturday Night Live in the '90s: Pop Culture Nation

2007 · Self

Don't Come Knocking

2005 · Producer 2

Clockstoppers

2002 · Jenny Gibbs

A Baby Blues Christmas Special

2002 · Wanda MacPherson (voice)

Beethoven's 4th

2001 · Beth Newton

Beethoven's 3rd

2000 · Beth Newton

Whatever It Takes

2000 · Kate Woodman

Thick as Thieves

1999 · Sarah

Stuart Little

1999 · Mrs. Keeper

Saturday Night Live: Christmas

1999 · (archive footage)

God Said, 'Ha!'

1998 · Self

Saturday Night Live: The Best of Phil Hartman

1998 · Self / Various Characters

Saturday Night Live: A Tribute to Chris Farley

1998 · Self

Meet Wally Sparks

1997 · Martha Karp

Vegas Vacation

1997 · Mirage Reception Person

Stuart Saves His Family

1995 · Mea C.

The Barefoot Executive

1995

Pulp Fiction

1994 · Raquel

It's Pat: The Movie

1994 · Pat Riley

Neo Homo Promo

1994 · (Archival)

Coneheads

1993 · Principal