Cheri Oteri

American actress and comedian on SNL

Cheri Oteri - Performers & Entertainers born September 19th, 1962
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One of the prominent figures in American comedy, started a career with improvisational theatre. Became a cast member of 'Saturday Night Live' in the late 1990s, where her characters gained significant popularity. Transitioned to film roles and made appearances in various comedy films. Contributed to the screenwriting process for several projects, showcasing versatility. Involved in various television roles post-SNL, continuing to engage in comedic performances and guest appearances.

Cast member of Saturday Night Live (1995-2000)

Appeared in films like 'Scary Movie' (2000) and 'The Ladies Man' (2000)

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