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Difference between revisions of "Julie Kavner"

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'''Julie Kavner''' is the voice of [[Marge]], [[Patty]], and [[Selma]].
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'''Julie Kavner''' (born September 7, 1950) is an American actress. She is the voice of [[Marge]], [[Patty]], and [[Selma]].
  
 
She voices the following characters:
 
She voices the following characters:
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Kavner has also done live-action acting on the sitcom ''Rhoda'', and had also starred in the 2006 film ''Click'', where she played Adam Sandler's mother, with Henry Winkler as her on-screen husband.
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Kavner has also done live-action acting on the sitcom ''{{w|Rhoda}}'', and had also starred in the 2006 film ''{{w|Click (2006 film)|Click}}'', where she played {{w|Adam Sandler}}'s mother, with [[Henry Winkler]] as her on-screen husband.
  
 
== Credits ==
 
== Credits ==

Revision as of 20:08, September 22, 2010

Template:Cast Julie Kavner (born September 7, 1950) is an American actress. She is the voice of Marge, Patty, and Selma.

She voices the following characters:

Kavner has also done live-action acting on the sitcom Rhoda, and had also starred in the 2006 film Click, where she played Adam Sandler's mother, with Henry Winkler as her on-screen husband.

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