Former SNL star Ana Gasteyer talks to Chicago Tribune
A night of Stars on Broadway presented by Ana Gasteyer
The Joe Buck Show - Ana Gasteyer
Ana Gasteyer and The Chelsea Symphony (2007)
- Date of Birth: 04 May, 1967
- Place of Birth: Washington, D.C., U.S.
- Biography: Ana Kristina Gasteyer (born May 4, 1967) is an American stage, film and television actress, best known for her comedic roles when she was a cast member on Saturday Night Live from 1996 to 2002.
Filmography
- Dare (2009)
- Saturday Night Live Will Ferrell/Green Day (2009)
- The Women (2008)
- Finn on the Fly (2008)
News
'Mean' Treatment for Gasteyer
themovieinsider.com –
2003-10-19
"Saturday Night Live" alumna Ana Gasteyer has joined the cast of Mean Girls , playing the mother of Freaky Friday star Lindsay Lohan in the comedy. ... Full Article
Ladies Of The Night
newsweek.com –
2002-04-08
So this woman walks into a room. it's Ana Gasteyer , six-year veteran of " Saturday Night Live "; the room is Studio 8H in Rockefeller Center, with its familiar set whose chain-link fence makes it look like a ghettoized ... Full Article
Dick Jokes
dailycal.org –
1999-08-06
As one might have guessed from its title, Dick is basically about dick.It has no subject matter really, unless you count Richard Nixon. Set against an exaggerated '70s background of tacky decoration and silly rock songs, this movie relies... ... Full Article
Now Kristen Baldwin asks you to ponder 10 questions about Cher, Whitney, Tina, and Co.
ew.com –
1999-04-18
So now that VH1 has spent the last week relentlessly rerunning ''Divas Live,'' no doubt we've all seen at least part of this Olympics of aural histrionics. ... Full Article
Griffin certainly pulls that off, with the help of excellent performances, led by Ana Gasteyer as the operatically odd Fosca. This is a lovely production, delicate and tuneful, staged without directorial fussiness and with a great deal of polish. ... Full Article
Over the course of her six-year stint on "Saturday Night Live," Ana Gasteyer created sketch comedy staples like NPR radio host Margaret Jo and middle-school music teacher Bobbie Moughan-Culp--that is, when she wasn't delivering deadly impersonations of Martha Stewart and ... Full Article