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Laurie Metcalf

Acting

Born June 16, 1955 · Carbondale, Illinois, USA

Also known as Laura Elizabeth Metcalf · Laura Metcalf · Lauren Elizabeth Metcalf

Biography

Laura Elizabeth "Laurie" Metcalf is an American actress and comedian. Known for her complex and versatile roles across the stage and screen, she has received various accolades throughout a career spanning more than four decades, including four Primetime Emmy Awards and three Tony Awards, in addition to nominations for an Academy Award, a British Academy Film Award, and three Golden Globe Awards.

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Awards & recognition

  • Tony Award — Best Featured Actress in a Play · 2018
  • Boston Society of Film Critics Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2017
  • Chicago Film Critics Association Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2017
  • Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2017
  • National Board of Review Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2017
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  • National Society of Film Critics Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2017
  • Online Film Critics Society Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2017
  • San Diego Film Critics Society Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2017
  • San Francisco Film Critics Circle Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2017
  • St. Louis Film Critics Association Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2017
  • Tony Award — Best Actress in a Play · 2017
  • Toronto Film Critics Association Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2017
  • Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2017
  • Ovation Awards · 2015
  • Lucille Lortel Award — Outstanding Lead Actress · 2011
  • Ovation Awards · 2011
  • Ovation Awards · 2008
  • Primetime Emmy Award — Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series · 1994
  • Primetime Emmy Award — Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series · 1993
  • Primetime Emmy Award — Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series · 1992
  • Theatre World Award · 1985
  • Academy Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2018 · nominated
  • Tony Award — Best Actress in a Play · 2016 · nominated
  • Tony Award — Best Actress in a Play · 2013 · nominated
  • Tony Award — Best Featured Actress in a Play · 2008 · nominated

Filmography50+ titles

Malcolm in the Middle

2000as Susan

Toy Story 3

2010as Andy's Mom (voice)

Grey's Anatomy

2005as Beatrice Carver

Toy Story

1995as Mrs. Davis (voice)

The Big Bang Theory

2007as Mary Cooper

Desperate Housewives

2004as Carolyn Bigsby

Monk

2002as Cora Little

Frasier

1993as Nanny G

The Pixar Story

2007as Mrs. Davis (voice) (archive footage)

Treasure Planet

2002as Sarah (voice)

Toy Story 2

1999as Andy's Mom (voice)

JFK

1991as Susie Cox

Hacks

2021as Weed

Toy Story 4

2019as Andy's Mom (voice)

Raines

2007

3rd Rock from the Sun

1996as Jennifer Ravelli

Carol & the End of the World

2023as HR Lady (voice)

God, the Devil and Bob

2000as Donna Alman (voice)

King of the Hill

1997as Cissy Cobb (voice)

Monster: The Ed Gein Story

2025as Augusta Gein

The Dropout

2022as Phyllis Gardner

Supergirl

2015as Mary McGowan

Leaving Las Vegas

1995as Landlady

Lady Bird

2017as Marion McPherson

Tim and Eric's Bedtime Stories

2013as Gabrielle

Without a Trace

2002as Susan Hopkins

The Norm Show

1999as Laurie Freeman

The Conners

2018as Jackie Harris

American Dad!

2005as Elizabeth Hadley (voice)

Big Mistakes

2026as Linda

Meet the Robinsons

2007as Lucille Krunklehorn (voice)

Saturday Night Live

1975as Self (uncredited)

Uncle Buck

1989as Marcie Dahlgren-Frost

Roseanne

1988as Jackie Harris

Elsbeth

2024as Regina Coburn

Q-Force

2021as V (voice)

U Turn

1997as Bus Station Clerk

Playing House

2014as Dr. Leslie Rollins

Scream 2

1997as Debbie Salt

Internal Affairs

1990as Amy Wallace

Somewhere in Queens

2022as Angela Russo

Getting On

2013as Jenna James

Bulworth

1998as Mimi

Pacific Heights

1990as Stephanie MacDonald

A Wedding

1978as Maid (uncredited)

Scream 7

2026as Debbie Salt

Fun with Dick and Jane

2005as Phyllis

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

2015as Self - Guest

Stop-Loss

2008as Mrs. Colson

Runaway Bride

1999as Betty Trout