Tina Fey filmography

The following is the complete filmography of actress, comedian, writer, and producer Tina Fey.

Fey in 2010

Film

Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref.
2002	Martin & Orloff	Southern Woman		[1]
2004	Mean Girls	Ms. Sharon Norbury	Also writer and lyricist: ("The Mathlete's Rap")	[2]
2006	Artie Lange's Beer League	Front Desk Girl		[3]
	Man of the Year	Herself	Cameo	[4]
2007	Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters	Giant Burrito (voice)		[5]
2008	Baby Mama	Kate Holbrook		[6]
	Ponyo	Lisa (voice)	English dub	[7]
2009	The Invention of Lying	Shelley Bailey		[8]
2010	Date Night	Claire Foster		[9]
	Megamind	Roxanne "Roxie" Ritchi (voice)		[10]
2013	Admission	Portia Nathan		[11]
	Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me	Herself	Documentary	[12]
	Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues	Entertainment Tonight Anchor	Cameo	[13]
2014	Muppets Most Wanted	Nadya		[14]
	This Is Where I Leave You	Wendy Altman		[15]
2015	Monkey Kingdom	Narrator (voice)	Documentary	[16]
	Sisters	Kate Ellis	Also producer	[17]
2016	Whiskey Tango Foxtrot	Kim Baker		[18]
2019	Wine Country	Tammy		[19]
2020	Soul	22 (voice)		[20]
2021	22 vs. Earth		Short film	[21]
	Free Guy	Vacuuming Mom (voice)	Cameo	[22]
2022	Betty White: A Celebration	Herself	Documentary	[23]
2023	Maggie Moore(s)	Rita Grace		[24]
	A Haunting in Venice	Ariadne Oliver		[25]
2024	Mean Girls	Ms. Sharon Norbury	Also writer, producer, and songwriter: ("Kevin G. Rap")	[26]

Key

†	Denotes films that have not yet been released

Television

Year	Title	Role	Network	Notes	Ref.
1997–2006	Saturday Night Live	Various roles	NBC	130 episodes Also writer	[27]
1999	Upright Citizens Brigade	Kerri Downey	Comedy Central	Episode: "Mogomra vs. the Fart Monster"	[28]
	Saturday Night Live 25	None	NBC	Television special	[29]
2001	Real World/Road Rules Extreme Challenge	Herself / Judge	MTV	Episode: "No Laughing Matter"
2002	The Colin Quinn Show	None	NBC	Writer	[30]
	NBC 75th Anniversary Special	None		Television special	[31]
2004	Soundtracks Live	Grandma Helen	VH1		[32]
2006–2013, 2020	30 Rock	Liz Lemon	NBC	139 episodes Also creator, writer and executive producer	[33]
2007	Sesame Street	Bookaneer Captain	PBS	Episode: "The Bookaneers"	[34]
2008–2018	Saturday Night Live	Herself (host)	NBC	6 episodes	[35]
2008–2016		Sarah Palin		7 episodes	[36]
2009	SpongeBob SquarePants	Herself	Nickelodeon	Episode: "SpongeBob's Truth or Square"	[37]
2011	Phineas and Ferb	Annabelle (voice)	Disney Channel	Episode: "Run Candace, Run"	[38]
2012	Betty White's 90th Birthday: A Tribute to America's Golden Girl	Herself	NBC	Television special	[39]
	Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis	Herself	Comedy Central	Episode: "A Fairytale of New York"	[40]
	iCarly	Herself	Nickelodeon	Episode: "iShock America"	[41]
2013	70th Golden Globe Awards	Herself (co-host)	NBC	Television special	[42]
	Conan	Conan O'Brien	TBS	Episode: "Occupy Conan"	[43]
	The Simpsons	Mrs. Cantwell (voice)	Fox	Episode: "Black Eyed, Please"	[44]
	The Awesomes	The Advocate (voice)	Hulu	Episode: "Pilot, Part 2"	[45]
2014	71st Golden Globe Awards	Herself (co-host)	NBC	Television special	[46]
	Cabot College	None	Fox	Pilot Creator and executive producer	[47]
	Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee	Herself (guest)	Netflix	Episode: "Feces Are My Purview"	[48]
	Don Rickles: One Night Only	Herself	Spike	Television special	[49]
	Saving My Tomorrow	Herself	HBO	Episode: "Part 1"	[50]
2015	72nd Golden Globe Awards	Herself (co-host)	NBC	Television special	[46]
	Family Fortune	None	ABC	Pilot Executive producer	[51]
	Inside Amy Schumer	Herself	Comedy Central	Episode: "Last Fuckable Day"	[52]
	Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special	Herself	NBC	Television special	[53]
2015–2020	Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt	Marcia / Andrea Bayden	Netflix	7 episodes Also co-creator, writer and executive producer	[54]
2016	Maya & Marty	Various roles	NBC	Episode: "Steve Martin & Tina Fey"	[55]
	Difficult People	Herself	Hulu	Episode: "Unplugged"	[56]
	The Kicker	None	CBS	Pilot Executive producer	[57]
2017	The Carol Burnett 50th Anniversary Special	Herself	NBC	Television special	[58]
	The Sackett Sisters	None		Pilot Executive producer	[59]
2017–2018	Great News	Diana St. Tropez		5 episodes Also writer and executive producer	[60]
2018	My Next Guest Needs No Introduction	Herself (guest)	Netflix	Episode: "It's Just Landmine Hopscotch"	[61]
2019	Modern Love	Sarah	Amazon Prime Video	2 episodes	[62]
2020	Mapleworth Murders	Martha Tweenis	Quibi	Episode: "The Case of the Case of Wine: Part I"	[63]
	One Night Only: The Best of Broadway	Herself (host)	NBC	Television special	[64]
2021	78th Golden Globe Awards	Herself (co-host)		Television special	[65]
2021–2022	Mr. Mayor	None		Co-creator, writer and executive producer	[66]
2021–present	Girls5eva	Dolly Parton	Peacock / Netflix	Episode: "Carma" Also executive producer	[67]
	Only Murders in the Building	Cinda Canning	Hulu	9 episodes	[68]
2022	Bob's Burgers	Miss Bisselbender (voice)	Fox	Episode: "The Plight Before Christmas"	[69]
2023	Carol Burnett: 90 Years of Laughter + Love	Herself	NBC	Television special	[70]
2023–present	Mulligan	Dr. Farrah Braun (voice)	Netflix	20 episodes Also executive producer	[71]
TBA	The Four Seasons †	TBA		Pre-production; also co-creator, writer and executive producer	[72]

Key

†	Denotes series that have not yet been released

Video games

List of video game roles

Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref.
1997	Medieval Madness	Princess	Pinball game	[73]
1999	Sabrina The Teenage Witch: Brat Attack	Various
	Deer Avenger 2: Deer in the City	Various		[74]

Theatre

List of stage performances

Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref.
2000	Dratch & Fey	Various	Off-Broadway	[75]
2017	Mean Girls	None	D.C. (2017); Broadway (2018); playwright	[76]

Fey also performed at The Second City, both touring and then on the main stage from 1992 to 1997, as well as at ImprovOlympic.^[77]

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