Pam Adlon

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Pam Adlon is a familiar face in front of the camera, a memorable voice in animation and boasts diverse credits in film and television. She is probably best known for her role as the unpredictable Marcy in Showtime’s “Californication” and has also won an Emmy for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance for her portrayal of Bobby Hill on Mike Judge’s animated series “King of the Hill.”

Raised in both New York and Los Angeles, Adlon has been acting since she was 12 years old. She made her film debut in “Grease 2” and has since appeared on the big screen in “Say Anything,” “Bed of Roses” and “The Adventures of Ford Fairlane.” Additional feature film credits include “Sgt. Bilko,” “Eat Your Heart Out,” “Plump Fiction” and “Some Girl.” Adlon has also done extensive voice work, including roles in the animated features “Teacher’s Pet,” “Recess: School’s Out” and “Vampire Hunter D.”

She has lent her voice to numerous animated shows, including “Squirrel Boy,” “Mighty B,” “King Fu Panda,” “Jakers! The Adventure of Piggley Winks,” “Kid Notorious,” "El Tigre," “Time Squad,” “Recess,” “Lloyd in Space,” “Rocket Power” and “All Growed Up,” as well as the popular “Pajama Sam” CD-ROM games. Her additional voice credits include “The Oblongs,” “Pepper Ann,” “Quack Pack,” “Zombie College,” “Jungle Cubs” and “101 Dalmatians,” among many others. Along with working on "Californication,” Adlon has appeared on several episodes of “Boston Legal,” “The Wedding Bells,” ”Head Case,” HBO’s “Unscripted” and opposite Louis C.K. on HBO’s “Lucky Louie.” She is also a producer on Louis C.K.’s f/x series ”Louie.”

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