Julia Sweeney Biography

Julia Sweeney is known for her wide-ranging characters and impersonations including the sexually ambiguous Pat singer Ethel Merman and NBC News' Jane Pauley. Sweeney's TV credits include appearances on Frasier Mad About You and 3rd Rock from the Sun and her film credits include roles in Pulp Fiction Coneheads and Honey I Blew Up the Kid. In the spring of 1995 Sweeney lost her brother to cancer. Just days after her brother's death she learned that she had cervical cancer. Her treatment consisted of a complete hysterectomy and 12 months of painful internal radiation therapy. Sweeney persevered and is now in complete remission. Her award-winning play film and book God Said Ha! is her story of pain the struggle to overcome and her renewed outlook on life - an inspiring story for all. Sweeney began her show business career at The Groundlings an improvisational sketch comedy troupe in Los Angeles in the mid '80s. There she co-wrote and starred in a play based on a character she created in the sketch shows. It was called Mea's Big Apology and won the Best New Play award from the L.A. Weekly in 1988.

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