Nancy Cartwright

Nancy Cartwright is an Emmy and Annie Award-winning actress, producer, and writer recognized for her extensive voice-acting career, notably as Bart Simpson. She has leveraged her influence to support philanthropic causes and develop new content. After her career-defining casting as the iconic Bart Simpson for Matt Groening’s animated shorts on The Tracey Ullman Show in 1987, Nancy Cartwright went on to voice the character in the global phenomenon The Simpsons, which premiered as a standalone series in 1989. Her versatile voice work on the series extended to numerous other beloved characters, including Nelson Muntz, Ralph Wiggum, Todd Flanders, and Maggie Simpson.

Demonstrating her multifaceted talents, she authored her autobiography, My Life as a 10-Year-Old Boy, published in 2000, which she later adapted into a successful one-woman play. Venturing into production, Cartwright co-created and produced The Kellys in 2001, further establishing her footprint in content development. Her contributions to the industry were recognized in 2012 when she received an Honorary Degree Citation – Doctor of Communication from Ohio University. Cartwright continued to evolve her career in the mid-2010s by founding Spotted Cow Entertainment in 2016, a production company dedicated to developing new projects.

Her consistent track record as an Emmy and Annie Award-winning actress, producer, and writer, coupled with her entrepreneurial ventures in content creation, underscores her enduring influence and marketability within the entertainment industry.