Melanie Chartoff

Melanie Chartoff was born on Dec 15, 1948 in USA. Melanie Chartoff's big-screen debut came with American Hot Wax directed by Floyd Mutrux in 1978. Melanie Chartoff is known for Rugrats directed by Jim Duffy, Elizabeth Daily stars as Tommy Pickles and Kath Soucie as Lil DeVille. The upcoming new tvshow Melanie Chartoff plays is OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes - Season 3 which will be released on Jun 13, 2017.

Melanie Chartoff began her career on Broadway--in "Scapino," "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 act at the Improv Clubs in NY, and later in LA.She came to prominence as cast and contributor on "Fridays," with Larry David and Michael Richards; co starred with George Segal on 'Take Five,' recurred opposite Jonathan Banks on "Wiseguy," recurred as Peter Scolari, Tom Poston, and Bob Newhart's shrink on 'Newhart;' recurred as the mom on "Weird Science," played the principal from hell, Grace Musso, on "Parker Lewis Can't Lose,' she recurred as Jason Alexander's girlfriend on "Seinfeld,"and appeared in the final episode; she played Didi Pickles and Minka on Nickelodeon's long running Emmy Winning "Rugrats." and "All Grown Up," its films and video games and in its action figures; she played Aunt Nora in the animated "Jumanji," and recently played Sunshine on "OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes" on the Cartoon Network.Melanie played the mature Mary Pickford at the time when she was president of United Artists in a new play called "The Counsel, the Tramp and American's Sweetheart" at Theatre 40, and played Ruth Bader Ginsberg in Rupert Holmes play "All Things Equal," in a recent presentation. She appears in several roles in "The Pack Plays" on the Actors Fund website.Her first book, "Odd Woman Out: Exposure in Essays and Stories," about the risks of becoming an actor before becoming a real human, is rated 5-stars on Barnes and Noble, Amazon and many other sites. Her narration of the audio book is also rated 5-stars.She's recently been published in McSweeney's, Medium, Entropy, Crows Feet, The Jewish Journal, Funny Times, Five on the Fifth, Purple Clover, Glint, Entropy, Verdad, Bluestem, Evening Street Press, Mused, Jewlarious, Defenestration, Better after 50, Living the Second Act, Avenue, Goats Milk Magazine, Borrowed Solace, Avalon Literary Review, Eat Darling Eat, The Literate Ape, Lowestoft Chronicle, Lothlorien Poetry Journal, Wry Times, and five editions of Chicken Soup for the Soul (Simon and Schuster). She lives with her husband in Los Angeles and coaches performers and non performers, introverts and extroverts, in being more charismatic in their public and private encounters, directing voice over reels, speeches, and recording first date videos; go to charismatizing