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J U DY T E N UT A www.judytenuta.com - SAG/AFTRA - 5’4” - 120 lbs - Eyes: Brown - Hair: Auburn FILMS Material Girls – Margo- Martha Coolidge , Director Going Down in Lala Land- Zenia- Casper Andreas, Director Desperation Boulevard – Lead----Judy Tenuta Executive producer Hanging in Hedo – Mrs Weinberg- Sister Mary- Sister Mary Butch Camp—Samantha- Billingsgate Productions Plump Fiction- Rhonda Love Bites- Sgt. Farfolli Flirting with Anthony –Motel Owner-Sally White Hot- Singer- Robby Benson, Director TELEVISION Ned’s Delassified School Survival Guide –Mrs. Holler General Hospital- Bunny The Brothers Garcia – Judge Beaucamp The Weird Al Show – Madame Judy STAND-UP SPECIALS, COMEDY CDs & BOOKS Women of the Night (HBO with Ellen DeGeneres, Rita Ruder, & Paula Poundstone), Worship Me Pigs (Showtime), One Night Stand: Judy Tenuta (HBO), Judy Tenuta: Un- Butt Plugged Tex-Ass! (DVD), Buy This, Pigs (Grammy Nomination - Elektra Records), Attention Butt Pirates & Lesbetarians (Grammy Nomination), Buy This Again, Pigs (Amazon.com), A Space Goddessy (Laugh.com), The Power of Judyism (Book from Harper –Collins) VARIETY – Celebrity Panelist Comics Unleashed, TV Land’s Top 10 (Regular), Hollywood Squares, Late Night with David Letterman, Larry King Live, The View, Howard Stern Show, Girls Night Out (Co- Host), Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher, Street Smarts, Match Game, Celebrity Homes, Star Dates, E! 101 Most Starlicious Makeovers, Harley Davidson 90th Birthday, The Gossip Show on E! (Host), Battle of the Sexes (Co-Host), Behind the Music, Evening At The Improv, The Joan Rivers Show ANIMATION Chowder- Duckman (Recurring) Dr. Katz Space Ghost (Recurring) Johnny Bravo Empanada Edna Animated Self Speech & Theater - University of Illinois-Chicago, Second City - Improv Technique, Margie Haber Acting Coach Voice - Chicago Conservatory of Music * 2 Time Grammy Nominee – Best Comedy Album Award * First Stand-Up to Win “Best Female Comedian” American Comedy Awards * Diet Dr. Pepper Campaign Commercial – National Spokesperson .

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