Jane Curtin

Jane Curtin is an Emmy Award-winning actress and comedian, recognized for her versatile roles across television and film, offering brands a spokesperson with a reputable and enduring career. After establishing her comedic foundation in the early 1970s, Jane Curtin gained national prominence as an original cast member of NBC’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ from 1975 to 1980. During her pivotal five-season tenure, Curtin became celebrated for her distinctive deadpan delivery and straight-woman persona, anchoring the iconic ‘Weekend Update’ segment, notably alongside Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray from 1976 to 1980. She was a key player in popular sketches, including her memorable role as Prymaat in ‘The Coneheads.’ Prior to her breakthrough on SNL, Curtin refined her comedic talents performing with the group The Proposition until 1972 and co-writing and starring in the off-Broadway play ‘Pretzels’ in 1974.

Her recent work includes acclaimed performances in the films ‘Queen Bees’ (2021) and ‘Jules’ (2023). Looking ahead, Curtin is set to appear in the upcoming series ‘The Residence’ in 2025, further showcasing her enduring presence and appeal across diverse projects.