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Melanie Barbara Chartoff (born December 15, 1948) is an American actress and comedian. Chartoff first became famous for her comedy work on the ABC series Fridays (1980–1982), and in the 1990s Fox sitcom Parker Lewis Can't Lose.
Melanie Chartoff. Actress: Fridays. Melanie Chartoff began her career on Broadway in "Scapino" and "Via Galactica," and Off-Broadway in "the Proposition" (an entirely improvised musical revue with Jane Curtin, Fred Grande, and Josh Mostel), played Jennifer in a revival of "Do I Hear a Waltz;" and meanwhile performed a stand-up and comedy song ...
An in-demand voice artist best known for her TV and film vocalizations on the Rugrats (1991) series. Her vocal impression of Nancy Reagan (aka Nancy Reagan) was so close that the legendary impersonator that Rich Little hired her to voice "Nancy" to his "Ronnie" on the comedy album "The First Family Rides Again".
Feb 3, 2021 · In her debut memoir, Chartoff discusses her Broadway and television careers, which led to her roles on “Fridays,” and “Rugrats,” to name a few, and the neuroses that come with navigating...
Welcome to the website of Melanie Chartoff, stage, screen, voice actor, and author. Her work reflects intensive training with the some of the top teachers of her time, both classic and contemporary, dramatic, comedic, improvisational and musical.
The layers of Didi Pickles w/ Melanie Chartoff. Full episode: https://pod.link/1707027844
Melanie Chartoff’s career as an actress and singer began early, onstage, with “Three Penny Opera” for Yale University, and the New London Opera Company, and in the children’s company at Long Wharf Theatre in her home town, New Haven, Connecticut.