Amy Poehler

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Biography

Amy Poehler is an American comedian and actress. She rose to fame on Saturday Night Live, where she was known for her impressions of…more

Born

9/16/1971, Burlington, Massachusetts

Birth Name

Amy Meredith Poehler

Gender

Female
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  • Adam Scott and Amy Poehler in Parks and ...
  • Amy Poehler in Parks and Recreation from...
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  • Trivia

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    • On Friday August 6 2010, Amy and her husband Will Arnett welcomed their second child, Abel James Arnett to the world.
    • In September 2009, Amy rejoined Seth Myers at the Weekend Update anchor desk on Saturday Night Live for a pair of special Thursday editions. The appearances were to help promote and lead into the new episodes of the second season of Parks and Recreation.
    • After joining the ImprovOlympics comedy group, Amy was mentored by comedy coach Del Close, who had also helped develop the comedic skills of SNL legends like Gilda Radner, Bill Murray and Chris Farley.
  • Quotes

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    • Amy Poehler: I want to go on the record and say I have never urinated in public. But the night is still young.
    • Amy Poehler: (in reference to "Parks and Recreation") We don't want to overreach, but every single episode will have life, death, happiness, sadness, anger, rebirth, redemption and a very clear conclusion. Again, I don't want to overreach.
    • Amy: If family violence teaches children that might makes right at home, how will we hope to cure the futile impulse to solve worldly conflicts with force?
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