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16 May

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Minnesota, United States

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Alice Wetterlund

Biography

Alice Wetterlund, born on May 16, 1981, in Minnesota, is an American comedian, actress, and writer known for her quick wit, sharp humor, and unique perspective on modern life. Wetterlund grew up in the Minneapolis area, where she developed an interest in comedy and performing arts at an early age. After studying theater at the University of Minnesota, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams in entertainment, quickly establishing herself in the world of stand-up comedy.

 

Career
Wetterlund’s career began in stand-up comedy, where she quickly gained recognition for her distinct voice and irreverent comedic style. Her humor often touches on topics like relationships, gender, and the absurdities of modern life, resonating with a broad audience. Her stand-up routines and performances at comedy festivals helped her build a reputation as one of the rising stars in the comedy world.

 

Her breakthrough in television came when she was cast as Carla, the sarcastic and no-nonsense tech expert, on the HBO series Silicon Valley (2014-2019). Wetterlund’s role in the critically acclaimed series, which focused on the world of tech startups, was a key part of the show’s ensemble cast. Her portrayal of Carla brought both humor and depth to the character, and her performances were widely praised for their comedic timing and sharp delivery.

 

Following her success in Silicon Valley, Wetterlund continued to expand her presence in television. She appeared in guest roles on popular shows such as The Mindy Project and Veep, where her comedic chops and relatable character portrayals stood out. She also had a recurring role on the CBS sitcom Superstore (2019-2021), where she played a sharp-witted character named Alice. Her appearances on these shows solidified her reputation as a versatile actress with strong comedic timing.

 

Wetterlund also found success in podcasting, where she has gained a loyal following. She co-hosted the podcast Treks and the City, where she discussed Star Trek with her co-host, comedian Veronica Osorio, blending humor with insightful commentary. Wetterlund’s podcasting efforts further showcased her wit and creativity, endearing her to a diverse audience.

 

In addition to television, Wetterlund has appeared in films such as Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates (2016), where she played a supporting role in the comedy about two wild siblings. Her film appearances, like her TV roles, often highlight her talent for playing quirky, offbeat characters with an edge of dry humor.

Actor
2021

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