Julie Kavner

Julie Kavner is an American movie and Tv actress, comic artist and also a voice artist. She initially got name and fame for her part for the character of a youthful sister Brenda in the serial Rhoda, which was directed by Valerie Harper Born on August 22, 1939, Valerie Harper is an Amer >> Read More... . For her acting, she went on to win an Emmy Award as the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comic sitcom. She is best referred to as her voice part for the character Marge Simpson on the enlivened animation TV serial The Simpsons The Simpsons is a funny, highly popular American s >> Read More... . The show eventually became the most popular show at the time. She likewise voices many different characters which include the characters of Patty, Jacqueline Bouvier, Selma Bouvier. Known for her spontaneous creation and unmistakable "sweet rock voice," she was given her first lead part for the character of Brenda Morgenstern for the film Rhoda in the year 1974. She also got the Primetime Emmy Award in the year 1978. She was nominated for three more awards for her acting. Taking after the movie Rhoda, she was offered a part in The Tracey Ullman Show. The show first appeared in the year 1987.

The show incorporated a progression of animation movies around a broken family. Voices were required for the parts, and the makers chose to request that she voice for the character of Marge. The shorts would, in the long run, be spun off into the show The Simpsons. Kavner was born on 7 September in 1950 in the city of Los Angeles in California. Her parents were Rose, who was a family advisor and David Kavner who was a furniture producer. Her childhood was spent in Southern California. She chose to seek after a vocation in acting. She went to Beverly Hills High School where an introvert. She unsuccessfully went on and tried to be a part of a few plays. John Ingle, who was once in the past the executive of the Beverly Hills High School craftsmanship office, later remarked that she showed remarkable talent in acting which was very unusual for a girl at that age. She leads a recluse and almost an antisocial life. She once in a while shows up and declines to permit herself to be shot at work, particularly even in the studio when she was working in the production of The Simpsons. She married David Davis, who was a resigned producer. They have been married and lived happily together for the year 1976. Recently in an interview with the famous newspaper The New York Times she said that she was considering resigning in the year 1992. Her last performance was on the show Family Guy as the character of Marge Simpson in the year 2014.