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".

Filmography

• 2023Craft Me a Romance — Allison Garland
• 2022Another Coffeehouse Chronicles Movie — Simon's Mom
• 2016Christmas with the Andersons — Katie
• 2015Mothers of the Bride — Peg
• 100 Things to Do Before High School — Supervising Producer, Writer
• Coffee House Chronicles
• From Here on OUT — Gina
• 2013My Santa — Suzie
• 2010Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam — Characters
• Melissa & Joey — Writer
• 2010The Wish List — Wedding Planner
• The Middle — Paula Norwood
• 2008Camp Rock — Dee La Duke, Writer
• 2007Boxboarders! — Anny Neptune
• Wizards of Waverly Place — Miss Marinovich
• 2006Fat Rose and Squeaky — Squeaky
• 2004Intermission — Talker
• The Big House — Writer
• Steve Harvey's Big Time Challenge
• 2002Elise: Mere Mortal — Mom (voice)
• 2002Like Mike — New Age Mother
• 2002The Trip — OutLoud Receptionist
• Six Feet Under — Sissy Pasquese
• 2001Size 'Em Up — Samantha's mom
• CSI: Crime Scene Investigation — Connie Dellaquilla
• 2000Daybreak — Connie Spheres
• Strip Mall — Tammi Tyler, Executive Producer, Creator
• 1999Animaniacs: Wakko's Wish — Minerva Mink (voice)
• Rude Awakening — Writer
• 1997Alien Avengers II — Rhonda
• 1997Plump Fiction — Mimi Hungry
• The Weird Al Show
• Clueless — Olivia Crawford, Coach Deimer, Writer, Director
• Kenan & Kel — Julie Brown
• Quack Pack — Nelly the Dragon (voice)
• Tracey Takes On...
• 1995A Goofy Movie — Lisa (voice)
• Band of Gold — Liz
• 1995Clueless — Ms. Stoeger
• Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child — Lottie Bologna (voice)
• 1995Out There — Joleen
• Pinky and the Brain — Danette Spoonabello (voice), Minerva Mink (voice)
• Aladdin — Saleen (voice)
• 1994Attack of the 5 Ft. 2 Women — Tonya Hardly / Lenora Babbitt, Director, Writer
• Animaniacs — Minerva Mink (voice)
• Walker, Texas Ranger — Cassandra
• Batman: The Animated Series — Lily (voice), Zatanna (voice)
• 1992Carol Leifer: Gaudy, Bawdy & Blue — Rhona
• 1992Nervous Ticks — Nancy Rudman
• The Edge
• 1992The Opposite Sex and How to Live with Them — Zoe
• 1991Medusa: Dare to Be Truthful — Medusa, Executive Producer, Writer, Director, Original Music Composer
• 1991Shakes the Clown — Judy
• 1991Timebomb — Waitress at Al's Diner (uncredited)
• Get a Life — Connie Bristol
• 1990The Spirit of '76 — Ms. Liberty
• Tiny Toon Adventures — Julie Bruin (voice)
• 1989Oh No, Not Them — Hamster/Phone
• Quantum Leap — Bunny O'Hare / Thelma Lou Dickey, Writer
• 1988Earth Girls Are Easy — Candy Pink, Writer
• Monsters — Wendy
• Club MTV
• 1985Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment — Chloe
• 1984Dark Seduction — Tammy
• Buffalo Bill — Holly Pringle
• 1983Jane Doe — Reporter
• Newhart — Buffy Denver
• 1981Bloody Birthday — Beverly Brody
• 1981The Incredible Shrinking Woman — TV Commercial Actress
• 1980Any Which Way You Can — Candy
• 1980Olivia Newton-John: Hollywood Nights — Writer
• Laverne & Shirley
• The Jeffersons
• Happy Days

Appearances as themselves (9)

• 2024The World According to Allee Willis — Self
• 2022In Search of Darkness: Part III — Self
• 2022In Search of Tomorrow — Self - Interviewee
• 2018The Drag Roast of Heklina — Self
• Wer weiß denn sowas? — Self
• Celebrity Ghost Stories — Self
• RuPaul's Drag Race — Self - Audience Member, Self - Guest Judge
• Celebrities Uncensored — Self
• 1989Julie Brown: The Show — Herself