Julie Brown
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".
Acting
Movie
Clueless
as Ms. Stoeger
1995
Movie
Camp Rock
as Dee La Duke
2008
Movie
A Goofy Movie
as Lisa (voice)
1995
TV
Batman: The Animated Series
as Lily (voice)
1992
TV
Batman: The Animated Series
as Zatanna (voice)
1992
Movie
Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment
as Chloe
1985
TV
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
as Connie Dellaquilla
2000
TV
Wizards of Waverly Place
as Miss Marinovich
2007
TV
Six Feet Under
as Sissy Pasquese
2001
TV
Quantum Leap
as Bunny O'Hare / Thelma Lou Dickey
1989
TV
Animaniacs
as Minerva Mink (voice)
1993
TV
Pinky and the Brain
1995
TV
Pinky and the Brain
as Danette Spoonabello (voice)
1995
TV
Pinky and the Brain
as Minerva Mink (voice)
1995
TV
The Middle
as Paula Norwood
2009
Movie
Like Mike
as New Age Mother
2002
TV
Walker, Texas Ranger
as Cassandra
1993
TV
Tiny Toon Adventures
as Julie Bruin (voice)
1990
Movie
Earth Girls Are Easy
as Candy Pink
1988
TV
Kenan & Kel
as Julie Brown
1996
Movie
Any Which Way You Can
as Candy
1980
TV
Aladdin
1994
TV
Happy Days
1974
TV
RuPaul's Drag Race
as Self - Audience Member
2009
Crew
Movie
Camp Rock
Writer
2008
Movie
Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam
Characters
2010
TV
Quantum Leap
Writer
1989
Movie
Earth Girls Are Easy
Writer
1988
TV
Melissa & Joey
Writer
2010
TV
100 Things to Do Before High School
Supervising Producer
2014
TV
Clueless
Writer
1996
Movie
Attack of the 5 Ft. 2 Women
Director
1994
Movie
Medusa: Dare to Be Truthful
Writer
1991
Movie
Olivia Newton-John: Hollywood Nights
Writer
1980
TV
Rude Awakening
Writer
1998
TV
Strip Mall
Executive Producer
2000