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Birthplace:
Detroit, Michigan
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On the elusive quest for smart, funny musings across the universe, actress-comedian Lily Tomlin was thankfully committed to making some of her own on planet Earth. With an illustrious career that spanned decades on stages and screens of varying sizes and recordings, beginning in the 1960s, the academic-minded, smile-prone brunette found a penchant for mimicry and social commentary that wove its way into the fabric of American culture. Mary Jean Tomlin was born on Sept. 1, 1939. Tomlin’s mother was a Tupperware-loving housewife, her father an auto factory employee who had immigrated the family
Co-Executive Producer
1996
Started working in a dime store at age 14
1965
Moved to NYC where she worked as a waitress at Howard Johnson's and as a secretary to a casting director while performing skits on the coffee-house circuit (including the Improvisation, Upstairs at the Downstairs and Cafe a Go Go)
1966
First performed comic monologues on TV as a regular on "The Garry Moore Show"
1969
Off-Broadway debut in "Arf"
1969
Hosted TV show, "The Music Scene"
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