Michaela Watkins

Actor and comedian from American television

Michaela Watkins - Performers & Entertainers born December 14th, 1971
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Born in 1971, this American actor and comedian gained prominence through various television roles. Best recognized for performances in 'Saturday Night Live' and the critically acclaimed series 'Casual,' showcased improvisational skills and range in comedic performances. Developed a notable career in both television and film, participating in projects like 'The Unicorn' and 'Jessica Jones.'

Performed on 'Saturday Night Live'

Starred in 'Casual'

Appeared in 'The Unicorn'

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