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** Garofalo later received an offer to play Gale in ''Film/{{Scream|1996}}'' (played by Creator/CourtneyCox in the film) and was Creator/DavidFincher's first choice to play Marla in ''Film/FightClub''; she turned both down.

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** Garofalo later received an offer to play Gale in ''Film/{{Scream|1996}}'' (played by Creator/CourtneyCox Creator/CourteneyCox in the film) and was Creator/DavidFincher's first choice to play Marla in ''Film/FightClub''; she turned both down.
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** She played Princess Fiona opposite Chris Farley in the first soundtrack for ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}''. After [[DiedDuringProduction Farley's death]], both parts were completely changed and Janeane's sarcastic princess no longer worked.

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** She played Princess Fiona opposite Chris Farley in the first soundtrack for ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}''.''WesternAnimation/Shrek1''. After [[DiedDuringProduction Farley's death]], both parts were completely changed and Janeane's sarcastic princess no longer worked.
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In the 2000s, her acting largely took a backseat to work as a liberal political pundit, most prominently as host of her own show on the short-lived Air America Radio. Today, though her acting career is virtually nonexistent, Garofalo circulates around the New York comedy club scene, performing [[RecordedAndStandUpComedy stand-up]] for live audiences.

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In the 2000s, her acting largely took a backseat to work as a liberal political pundit, most prominently as host of her own show on the short-lived Air America Radio. Today, though her acting career is virtually nonexistent, Garofalo circulates around the New York comedy club scene, performing [[RecordedAndStandUpComedy stand-up]] for live audiences. \n Despite being a household name in the '90s, she's become known for keeping a remarkably low profile in recent years, leading to her developing something of a reputation as a ReclusiveArtist: she doesn't have any official social media accounts, and her [[http://www.janeanegarofalo.com/ official website]] is brazenly minimalistic and hardly ever updated--often making her club appearances surprisingly hard to find, since they're seldom advertised or promoted.
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A [[RecordedAndStandUpComedy stand up comic]] by trade, she was first discovered during a comedy talent search by {{Showtime}}. Her TV debut was on ''Series/TheBenStillerShow'' ([[Creator/{{Fox}} the second one]]), which resulted in Garofalo and Creator/BenStiller [[RomanceOnTheSet getting cozy]] for a while. A lucky break landed her the role of Paula on ''Series/TheLarrySandersShow'', netting her two Emmy nominations.

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A [[RecordedAndStandUpComedy stand up comic]] by trade, she was first discovered during a comedy talent search by {{Showtime}}.Creator/{{Showtime}}. Her TV debut was on ''Series/TheBenStillerShow'' ([[Creator/{{Fox}} the second one]]), which resulted in Garofalo and Creator/BenStiller [[RomanceOnTheSet getting cozy]] for a while. A lucky break landed her the role of Paula on ''Series/TheLarrySandersShow'', netting her two Emmy nominations.
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* Bridget (voice) in ''WesternAnimation/TheWild''

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* Bridget (voice) in ''WesternAnimation/TheWild''''WesternAnimation/TheWild'' (2006)
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* Herself on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' (Episode "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS9E15TheLastTemptationOfKrust The Last Temptation of Krust]]", 1998)



** Garofalo later received an offer to play Gale in ''Film/{{Scream|1996}}'' (played by Courtney Cox in the film) and was Creator/DavidFincher's first choice to play Marla in ''Film/FightClub''; she turned both down.

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** Garofalo later received an offer to play Gale in ''Film/{{Scream|1996}}'' (played by Courtney Cox Creator/CourtneyCox in the film) and was Creator/DavidFincher's first choice to play Marla in ''Film/FightClub''; she turned both down.
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* Lyla on ''Girlfriend Guide to Divorce'' (2015- )

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* Lyla on ''Girlfriend Guide to Divorce'' (2015- )
''Series/GirlfriendsGuideToDivorce'' (2015-18)
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* Lucille in ''Film/ByeByeLove'' (1995)
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* Mo in ''Film/LargerThanLife'' (1996)
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Added this after seeing her live at a comedy club (she wasn’t that funny)


In the 2000s, her acting has largely taken a backseat to her current work as a liberal political pundit, most prominently as host of her own show on the short-lived Air America Radio.

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In the 2000s, her acting has largely taken took a backseat to her current work as a liberal political pundit, most prominently as host of her own show on the short-lived Air America Radio.
Radio. Today, though her acting career is virtually nonexistent, Garofalo circulates around the New York comedy club scene, performing [[RecordedAndStandUpComedy stand-up]] for live audiences.
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* {{Meganekko}}: She often wears the black-rimmed glasses that she wears in real life. She is sometimes portrayed as attractive, but other times she's rather infamously cast as HollywoodHomely.
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** She played Princess Fiona opposite Chris Farley in the first soundtrack for ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}''. After [[ActorExistenceFailure Farley's death]], both parts were completely changed and Janeane's sarcastic princess no longer worked.

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** She played Princess Fiona opposite Chris Farley in the first soundtrack for ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}''. After [[ActorExistenceFailure [[DiedDuringProduction Farley's death]], both parts were completely changed and Janeane's sarcastic princess no longer worked.
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* Counter Girl in ''Film/LateForDinner'' (1991)
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* Abigail Remeltintdric (voice) on ''WesternAnimation/{{Metalocalypse}}'' (2006-2013)

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"Ambiguously Jewish" is, like the name suggests, where a character's Jewishness isn't confirmed, only implied. I'm also adding some pronouns, which are oddly lacking on creator and character pages.


* AmbiguouslyJewish: Her characters in ''Film/{{Dogma}}'' and ''Film/WetHotAmericanSummer'' are, though she is herself not.
* BrainyBrunette: Often plays intelligent characters and almost always sports her naturally black hair.

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* AmbiguouslyJewish: Her characters in ''Film/{{Dogma}}'' and ''Film/WetHotAmericanSummer'' are, though she is herself not.
* BrainyBrunette: Often She often plays intelligent characters and almost always sports her naturally black hair.



* MoneyDearBoy: her cited reason for working on ''24'' -- that and being flattered that they wanted to work with her. Whether by coincidence or not, she got to play something of a SoapboxSadie character, ''and'' coincided with a shift in the show's tone away from the JackBauerInterrogationTechnique (or at least towards a {{deconstruction}} of same).

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* MoneyDearBoy: her Her cited reason for working on ''24'' -- that and being flattered that they wanted to work with her. Whether by coincidence or not, she got to play something of a SoapboxSadie character, ''and'' coincided with a shift in the show's tone away from the JackBauerInterrogationTechnique (or at least towards a {{deconstruction}} of same).



* OverlyNarrowSuperlative: Often refers to herself as "the Funniest Person in Rhode Island."

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* OverlyNarrowSuperlative: Often She often refers to herself as "the Funniest Person in Rhode Island."



** Has a blink-and-you'll-miss-it scene in ''Film/{{Dogma}}'' as Bethany's friend. In the DVD commentary for the film, Creator/KevinSmith castigates himself for not casting Garofalo in the lead instead, citing Creator/LindaFiorentino being [[SmallNameBigEgo impossible to direct]].

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** Has She has a blink-and-you'll-miss-it scene in ''Film/{{Dogma}}'' as Bethany's friend. In the DVD commentary for the film, Creator/KevinSmith castigates himself for not casting Garofalo in the lead instead, citing Creator/LindaFiorentino being [[SmallNameBigEgo impossible to direct]].
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** ''Series/CriminalMindsSuspectBehavior'' Her character Beth isn't even in the promotional stills.


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* SirNotAppearingInThisTrailer: In ''Series/CriminalMindsSuspectBehavior'' her character Beth isn't even in the promotional stills.

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