American actress and comedian
Cathryn Rose
"
Casey
"
Wilson
[1]
(born October 24, 1980)
[2]
[3]
is an American actress, comedian, and screenwriter.
Originally known for her performances with the
Upright Citizens Brigade
comedy troupe in New York City, Wilson's first major television appearances came during her two-season stint as a cast member on the
NBC
sketch comedy
series
Saturday Night Live
from 2008 to 2009. Following
SNL
, she starred as Penny Hartz in the
ABC
comedy series
Happy Endings
for which she was twice nominated for the
Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
, and has since starred in comedies such as
Showtime
's
Black Monday
,
Apple TV
's
The Shrink Next Door
,
Hulu
's
The Hotwives
and
Marry Me
on
NBC
.
Other notable work includes supporting roles in films such as
Gone Girl
,
Julie & Julia
, and
The Meddler
, recurring in the
HBO
series
Mrs. Fletcher
, the
Amazon
comedy
One Mississippi
, and the
Netflix
series
Atypical
, and her 2013
Sundance
film
Ass Backwards
, which she co-wrote and starred in with her creative partner
June Diane Raphael
. Wilson co-hosts (alongside
Danielle Schneider
) the
Earwolf
podcast
Bitch Sesh
.
Early life and background
[
edit
]
Casey Wilson was born and raised in
Alexandria, Virginia
.
[2]
[4]
[5]
She graduated from
T. C. Williams High School
in 1998
[6]
and studied theater at
New York University
's
Tisch School of the Arts
and at the
Stella Adler Studio of Acting
, where she was a recipient of NYU's "Excellence in Acting" award when graduating in 2002.
[7]
She is of
Irish
and
Italian
heritage,
[8]
and was raised
Baptist
.
[9]
Her parents worked in politics, and she credits her politically opposed parents (her mother was a
Democrat
, her father a
Republican
) in shaping her sense of humor, having grown up in a "blue-state/red-state, forever-clashing political household", as she called it in an interview with
Washington Flyer
.
[
citation needed
]
She has a younger brother, Fletcher.
[5]
Her father, Paul O. Wilson, is a political strategist and consultant who runs campaigns for
Republican
party candidates.
[10]
Her mother, Kathy Higdon, was a
women's rights
advocate and served as the chairwoman of the
National Women's Political Caucus
(NWPC) throughout the 1980s.
[5]
Under Higdon's leadership, the NWPC endorsed
Walter Mondale
in the 1984 presidential election.
[5]
Kathy Higdon Wilson retired from politics in the late 1980s; switching to a career in early childhood education, she began serving as the director of childcare and development centers in
Alexandria, Virginia
, in 1991.
[5]
She died of
heart failure
at age 54 in
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
, on September 1, 2005.
[5]
Casey Wilson and her family have since continued to run the Kathy Wilson Foundation, a charitable organization honoring her mother's work in helping children with disabilities.
[11]
Wilson's passion for performing began at an early age, and she has said that her first memorable exposure to theater came when her father took her to New York City to see a production of
Cats
, inspiring her to create her own plays.
[12]
When Wilson was nine years old, her father built her a homemade stage in the family's backyard, where she put on plays with other children from the neighborhood. From there, she started taking singing and acting lessons as a teenager. She became involved in her high school's theater program, starring in (and occasionally directing) many of the school's plays and musicals, including a production of
The Sound of Music
, in which she played the lead role of Maria.
[13]
While studying acting at the Stella Adler School of Dramatic Arts, Wilson originally set out to be a dramatic actress, but later started to focus on comedy at the suggestion of an acting teacher.
[14]
After graduating from NYU in 2002, Wilson and her best friend from college,
June Diane Raphael
, began studying improvisational comedy at the
Upright Citizens Brigade Theater
in New York City, where they eventually ran their two-woman sketch show for a number of years. Performing the long-running stage show opened doors for them as writers. After performing the show at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in 2005, they were hired by
New Regency Pictures
to write the film
Bride Wars
and landed a development deal with
UPN
to create a sitcom pilot.
[15]
Wilson has cited her biggest influences as
Catherine O'Hara
,
Diane Keaton
,
Madeline Kahn
,
Lucille Ball
,
Bette Davis
,
Molly Shannon
,
Cheri Oteri
,
Debra Winger
, and
Shirley MacLaine
.
[3]
[12]
[16]
Career
[
edit
]
Wilson started her comedy career writing and performing with the
Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre
(UCB) in New York and later in Los Angeles.
[7]
At UCB, she was a member of the
Harold
improv teams "Mr. and Mrs. All-Star", "Sentimental Lady", and "Hey, Uncle Gary!".
[17]
Among her best-known work at UCB was the long-running two-woman sketch show
Rode Hard and Put Away Wet
, written and performed alongside her comedy partner and best friend June Diane Raphael; the show ran from 2003 to 2006 in New York and Los Angeles and was an official selection at 2005's
US Comedy Arts Festival
in
Aspen, Colorado
.
[7]
The two women, who first met in a clowning class during their freshman year at NYU,
[18]
went on to win the
ECNY Award
for "Best Comedy Duo" in 2005.
[
citation needed
]
Wilson and Raphael's comedic partnership has since branched out into an active writing career in film and television. They co-wrote their first screenplay for the comedy
Bride Wars
, in which they also played supporting roles.
[19]
They landed a development deal with
UPN
in 2005 to create a half-hour comedy pilot. In 2007 they worked as writers and story editors on the
Americanized
version of
Creature Comforts
on CBS.
[
citation needed
]
Wilson made her film acting debut as an acting student in the final scene of the 2006
Christopher Guest
film
For Your Consideration
. She has since appeared in
Julie & Julia
,
C.O.G.
,
The Breakup Girl
,
The Guilt Trip
,
Killers
,
The Brothers Solomon
,
Freak Dance
,
The Great Buck Howard
, and the
Bob Odenkirk
-directed short film
Derek & Simon: A Bee and a Cigarette
. She also co-starred in the
David Fincher
thriller
Gone Girl
(2014), the 2016 dramedy
The Meddler
, with
Susan Sarandon
, and the 2019 comedy
Always Be My Maybe
.
Wilson continues to collaborate with writing partner June Diane Raphael on scripts for film and television. They have worked on numerous script rewrites for films in development, such as projects with
Anna Faris
and
America Ferrera
attached to star.
[20]
As writer-performers, Wilson and Raphael also continue to generate material for themselves. They wrote and starred together in the comedy
Ass Backwards
, which co-stars
Alicia Silverstone
,
Jon Cryer
,
Vincent D'Onofrio
,
Paul Scheer
, and
Bob Odenkirk
. The film premiered at the
Sundance Film Festival
on January 21, 2013.
[21]
Wilson and Raphael are working on a second film to star in together, produced by
Will Ferrell
and
Adam McKay
's company
Gary Sanchez Productions
.
[22]
Wilson's theater and stage work includes joining the 2010 rotating cast of the
Off-Broadway
play
Love, Loss, and What I Wore
(written by
Nora Ephron
and
Delia Ephron
) at Manhattan's
Westside Theatre
.
[23]
She also contributed short stories to the 2010 book
Worst Laid Plans
, based on the long-running stage show, in which she co-starred. Wilson and June Diane Raphael created their newest comedic stage show
The Realest Real Housewives
, which they star in alongside
Jessica St. Clair
,
Melissa Rauch
,
Danielle Schneider
and Morgan Walsh. The show began running at the
Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre
in 2011.
[24]
From April 2011 to May 2013, Wilson starred as Penny Hartz in the
ABC
ensemble comedy series
Happy Endings
alongside
Eliza Coupe
,
Elisha Cuthbert
,
Zachary Knighton
,
Adam Pally
and
Damon Wayans, Jr
. A breakout role for Wilson, she was nominated twice for "
Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
" at the
Critics' Choice Television Awards
for her work on seasons two and three of
Happy Endings
. In July 2020, the cast reunited over
Zoom
for the pandemic-themed episode
And the Pandemmy goes to...
to raise money for the charities
Color of Change
and
World Central Kitchen
.
[25]
[26]
Wilson again collaborated with her husband
David Caspe
(they met working together on
Happy Endings
, which Caspe created) on the
NBC
sitcom
Marry Me
, which aired for one season from 2014 to 2015. The series starred Wilson and
Ken Marino
as an engaged couple, and the premise was loosely based on Wilson and Caspe's relationship. She also starred for two seasons on the
Hulu
original series
The Hotwives
. The series is a parody of the reality television franchise
The Real Housewives
on
Bravo
. With season one (
The Hotwives of Orlando
) focused on Orlando, and season two taking place in Las Vegas (
The Hotwives of Las Vegas
), both seasons featured the same cast playing different roles in each season.
[
citation needed
]
Wilson's other television credits include guest appearances on
Black-ish
,
How I Met Your Mother
,
The Mindy Project
,
Drunk History
,
Grey's Anatomy
,
Fresh Off the Boat
,
Kroll Show
,
Bored to Death
,
Comedy Bang! Bang!
,
The Middle
, and
The League
; she has also had voiceover roles in the animated comedy programs
American Dad!
,
Animals.
,
Archibald's Next Big Thing
,
Family Guy
,
Glenn Martin, DDS
, and
The Life & Times of Tim
, as well as in
Littlest Pet Shop
, where she starred in the series finale episode as Felina Meow. She plays a recurring role in the
Amazon
series
One Mississippi
starring
Tig Notaro
, as Tig's ex-girlfriend Brooke. In 2017, Wilson co-starred opposite
Busy Philipps
in
Tina Fey
's unaired comedy pilot
The Sackett Sisters
for NBC. In 2019, she began a recurring role as Jane Rosen in the
HBO
mini-series
Mrs. Fletcher
. From 2019 to 2021, Wilson co-starred as Tiffany Georgina on the
Showtime
comedy
Black Monday
for three seasons.
In 2019, Wilson wrote and directed the short film
Daddio
starring
Michael McKean
, which premiered at the
Toronto International Film Festival
on September 6, 2019.
[
citation needed
]
In 2021, Wilson starred alongside
Will Ferrell
,
Paul Rudd
, and
Kathryn Hahn
in the
Apple TV+
mini-series
The Shrink Next Door
, based on the popular
Wondery
podcast of the same name. In addition, her book of humorous essays,
The Wreckage of My Presence
was published on May 4, 2021, by
HarperCollins
and made the
New York Times
bestseller
list for non-fiction works.
[
citation needed
]
In 2024, Wilson and
Jessica St. Clair
wrote and narrated the audiobook
The Art of Small Talk
, which includes interviews with
Amy Poehler
,
Colin Quinn
,
Malcolm Gladwell
,
Tony Hale
, and
June Diane Raphael
, and others.
[27]
In 2024, Wilson took over for
Ellie Kemper
as host of season 7 of
The Great American Baking Show
on
The Roku Channel
, after also hosting the "Celebrity Holiday Special" in 2023.
Saturday Night Live
[
edit
]
After auditioning in late 2007, Wilson was hired in January 2008 to join the cast of
Saturday Night Live
, succeeding departing cast member
Maya Rudolph
. However, due to the
2007?2008 Writers Guild of America strike
, she did not make her first appearance as a cast member until the show returned in February 2008; she was the first new addition to the cast in over two years, and was also the first
SNL
cast member to have been born in the 1980s. Wilson's most memorable work on
SNL
included celebrity impressions of, among others,
Rachael Ray
,
Elizabeth Dole
,
Elizabeth Taylor
,
Ginnifer Goodwin
,
Katy Perry
, and
Jennifer Aniston
, as well as original characters such as Dusty Velvet, "the paralyzed stripper"; and Toni Ward, co-host of "The Cougar Den". After spending two seasons on
SNL
, Wilson was let go from the show before the start of the 2009?2010 season. When asked how she felt about her
SNL
departure in an October 2009 interview, Wilson said: "My mindset is good. I did it for a year and a half. I don't think it will ultimately define my career. And it wasn't the best fit for me."
[28]
Notable characters on
SNL
[
edit
]
Wilson has performed as a number of notable characters on
Saturday Night Live
:
- Dusty Velvet, a strip club dancer who was left paralyzed from the neck down following a freak
Tilt-A-Whirl
accident, and refuses to let it stop her from performing her act. She is only able to perform her "erotic moves" with the assistance of Donnie (played by
Ashton Kutcher
) the strip club manager.
- Nora Maharelle, part of the singing sisterly quartet The Maharelle Sisters who are regularly featured on
The Lawrence Welk Show
. Their otherwise flawless performances are always ruined by the fourth sister, Dooneese (played by
Kristen Wiig
), because of her off-key singing and freakish appearance.
- Toni Ward, one of the
cougars
who co-hosts
The Cougar Den
. She is distinguished by her deep voice and offbeat methods for pursuing younger men. For example, she says that for Valentine's Day: "I'm going to suck down some Jello shooters and wander around USC's campus wearing a T-shirt that says: 'I'll pay you and this won't get messy.'
"
Celebrity impressions
[
edit
]
Podcasting
[
edit
]
On December 2, 2015, Wilson and comedian
Danielle Schneider
began hosting the
Earwolf
podcast
Bitch Sesh
, where they and a guest have comedic discussions about the previous night's episode of
The Real Housewives
, as well as other topics related to the Bravo channel and reality television. Guests have included
June Diane Raphael
,
Andy Cohen
,
Adam Pally
,
Jerry O'Connell
,
Matt Besser
,
Vanessa Bayer
,
Michael Rapaport
,
Elisha Cuthbert
,
Kristen Wiig
,
Michelle Collins
, and
Retta
.
Paul Scheer
announced the show on his podcast
How Did This Get Made?
and released a special preview episode, describing it as a "sister podcast" to his show, with a focus on discussing reality television instead of movies. Entertainment websites including
Vulture
,
Entertainment Weekly
and
The A.V. Club
ranked
Bitch Sesh
on numerous podcast "Best Of" lists.
[29]
[30]
[31]
In 2022, she hosted the
Wondery
podcast
Fed Up
about the F-Factor diet.
[32]
[33]
Personal life
[
edit
]
Wilson lives in
Los Angeles
and is married to comedy writer
David Caspe
. They met in early 2010 when she auditioned for his ABC series
Happy Endings
. After working together on the show for over a year, they started dating in July 2011.
[34]
They got engaged over
Labor Day
weekend in September 2013 and were married on May 25, 2014, in
Ojai, California
.
[35]
They have two sons, Max Red Caspe (born May 2015)
[36]
and Henry Bear Caspe (born August 24, 2017).
[37]
When her son Max was four years old, he was diagnosed with
celiac disease
, an
immune disorder
affecting the
small intestine
.
[38]
Casey welcomed daughter Frances 'Frankie' Rose Caspe via
surrogate
in January 2023.
[39]
Wilson shares her family's interest in politics. She was a supporter of
Hillary Clinton
during the 2008 presidential election and volunteered on her campaign. She went on the road with the Clintons in the
Midwest
, speaking at and introducing Hillary and
Bill Clinton
at campaign rallies in
Iowa
and
Indiana
.
[6]
Wilson and her family maintain the charitable Kathy Wilson Foundation, established in 2005, which focuses on children with disabilities. The foundation screens three- and four-year-olds in the Alexandria community for disabilities. Her father Paul Wilson serves as president, with Wilson and her brother Fletcher serving as vice presidents.
[11]
The foundation distributes donations and grants to local area preschools and childcare centers in
Virginia
every year.
Filmography
[
edit
]
Film
[
edit
]
Television
[
edit
]
Year
|
Title
|
Role
|
Notes
|
2002
|
Ed
|
Student
|
Episode: "Memory Lane"
|
2005
|
Sports Central
|
Correspondent
|
Comedy Central pilot
|
2007
|
Creature Comforts America
|
Interviewer (voice)
|
Episode: "Working/For the Birds/Love, Animal Style"
Writer and story editor
|
Human Giant
|
Young Mom
|
Episode: "Let's Go"
|
Revenge
|
Sarah
|
FOX sitcom pilot
|
The Right Now! Show
|
Cast Member
|
FOX sketch show pilot
|
The Very Funny Show
|
Cast Member
|
TBS sketch comedy web series
|
2008?09
|
Saturday Night Live
|
Cast Member
|
30 episodes (2 seasons)
|
2008
|
Saturday Night Live Weekend Update Thursday
|
Various
|
2 episodes
|
2009
|
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
|
Neighbor Lady ("Pie Sniffer" sketch)
|
Episode #1.26
|
2010
|
Glenn Martin, DDS
|
Various voices
|
2 episodes
|
The Life & Times of Tim
|
Various voices
|
2 episodes
|
2011
|
Bored to Death
|
Patti Stevenson
|
Episode: "Two Large Pearls and a Bar of Gold"
|
NTSF:SD:SUV::
|
Ghost Gabber
|
Episode: "One Cabeza, Two Cabeza, Three Cabeza... Dead!"
|
Retired at 35
|
Amy Robbins
|
Episode: "Pilot"
|
2011?13
|
Happy Endings
|
Penny Hartz
|
Main role, 57 episodes
|
2012
|
Chelsea Lately
|
Guest host
|
Episode #6.184
|
First Dates with Toby Harris
|
Naomi
|
Episode: "Drinking"
|
Happy Endings: Happy Rides
|
Penny Hartz
|
Web series
|
2012?13
|
Comedy Bang! Bang!
|
Herself / Eugenia Clemente
|
2 episodes
|
2013
|
Burning Love
|
Aunt Pam (voice)
|
4 episodes
|
How I Met Your Mother
|
Krirsten
|
Episode: "
Something New
"
|
The Jeselnik Offensive
|
Panelist
|
Episode: "Adam Pally and Casey Wilson"
|
Aqua Teen Hunger Force
|
Freda (voice)
|
Episode: "Freda"
|
Filthy Sexy Teen$
|
Meg Berg
|
Adult Swim TV special
|
The Millers
|
Beth
|
Episode: "The Talk"
|
2013?14
|
Drunk History
|
Dolly Parton
/
Dolley Madison
|
2 episodes
|
2014
|
The Middle
|
Reverend Tammy
|
Episode: "Stormy Moon"
|
The Birthday Boys
|
Officer Jill Vickers
|
Episode: "Women Are Funny"
|
2014?15
|
Marry Me
|
Annie Fletcher
|
Main role, 18 episodes
|
The Hotwives
|
Tawny St. John / Jenfer Beudon
|
Main role, 14 episodes
|
2015
|
Kroll Show
|
Genie
|
2 episodes
|
Turbo FAST
|
Ember (voice)
|
Episode: "Crow Pox/Faking Amends"
|
The League
|
Claire
|
Episode: "The Block"
|
2015?16
|
One Mississippi
|
Brooke
|
Recurring; 3 episodes
|
2015?23
|
American Dad!
|
Trish / various voices
|
12 episodes
|
2016
|
Grey's Anatomy
|
Courtney Hall
|
Episode: "Odd Man Out"
|
Fresh Off the Boat
|
Helen
|
Episode: "Doing It Right"
|
Animals.
|
Queen Ant (voice)
|
Episode: "Squirrels Part II"
|
Hail Mary
|
Mary Wolf
|
ABC sitcom pilot
|
Littlest Pet Shop
|
Felina Meow (voice)
|
2 episodes
|
Bajillion Dollar Propertie$
|
Jen
|
Episode: "Victoria Awakens"
|
2017
|
Michael Bolton's Big, Sexy Valentine's Day Special
|
Herself
|
Variety special
|
Throwing Shade
|
Sally Baker
|
Episode #1.1
|
Drive Share
|
Paisley
|
Episode: "New Parents"
|
Black-ish
|
Patrice
|
Episode: "ToysRn'tUs"
|
The Mindy Project
|
Elena
|
Episode: "Mindy's Best Friend"
|
The Sackett Sisters
|
Sutton Sackett
|
NBC sitcom pilot
|
Curb Your Enthusiasm
|
Marie Deschamps / Jenny Johnson
|
Episode: "Fatwa!"
|
2018?23
|
Family Guy
|
Jess Schlotz / Dottie / various voices
|
5 episodes
|
2018
|
Heathers
|
Lexi Anne
|
2 episodes
|
Atypical
|
Ms. Whitaker
|
6 episodes
|
Champaign ILL
|
Jen
|
Episode: "Loop De Loop Fastballs"
|
2019
|
Mrs. Fletcher
|
Jane Rosen
|
5 episodes
|
2019?21
|
Archibald's Next Big Thing
|
Wendi Powers (voice)
|
11 episodes
|
Black Monday
|
Tiffany Georgina
|
Main role, 24 episodes
|
2020
|
Delilah
|
Margaret Childs-Austin
|
HBO Max pilot
|
Katy Keene
|
Casey Wilson
|
Episode: "Chapter Eleven: Who Can I Turn To?"
|
2020?22
|
Grace and Frankie
|
Taneth Fairlight
|
2 episodes
|
2021
|
Solar Opposites
|
Jen, Stacey Grabowski (voice)
|
Episode: "The Rad Awesome Terrific Ray"
|
The Shrink Next Door
|
Bonnie Herschkopf
|
Main role, 8 episodes
|
2022
|
Human Resources
|
Empathy Mulholland (voice)
|
Episode: "Training Day"
|
Better Things
|
Yancey
|
Episode: "Jesus Saves"
|
Home Economics
|
Harmony
|
2 episodes
|
The Santa Clauses
|
Adult Sara
|
Episode: "Chapter One: Good to Ho"
|
2023
|
Harley Quinn
|
Betty (voice)
|
Episode: "A Very Problematic Valentine's Day Special"
|
History of the World, Part II
|
Gloria Steinem
/ white
Mother Mary
|
2 episodes
|
The Righteous Gemstones
|
Kristy Downes
|
2 episodes
|
Physical
|
Deb
|
5 episodes
|
2023?24
|
The Great American Baking Show
|
Host
|
Roku Channel
|
Discography
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]
Podcast
[
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]
References
[
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]
- ^
"Raphael Interviews Wilson"
.
Funny or Die
. May 29, 2008.
Archived
from the original on December 13, 2010
. Retrieved
March 19,
2012
.
- ^
a
b
"Casey Wilson: Penny on ABC's 'Happy Endings'
"
.
ABC
Medianet. Archived from
the original
on August 5, 2011
. Retrieved
March 19,
2012
.
Birthdate: October 24
- ^
a
b
Dean, David (December 9, 2010).
"Casey Wilson Is Your Dream Girl, You Just Might Not Know It Yet"
.
Archived
from the original on March 18, 2012.
I just turned 30....
- ^
"The JV Club #61: Casey Wilson"
. Nerdist.com. Archived from
the original
on 2014-02-01
. Retrieved
2014-01-18
.
- ^
a
b
c
d
e
f
Holley, Joe (September 7, 2005).
"Kathy Wilson Dies; Led Women's Political Caucus"
.
The Washington Post
.
Archived
from the original on November 4, 2012
. Retrieved
March 19,
2012
.
- ^
a
b
Ann, Mary (2011-04-10).
"Alexandria's Casey Wilson Continues to Give Back - Old Town Alexandria, VA Patch"
. Oldtownalexandria.patch.com
. Retrieved
2012-05-25
.
- ^
a
b
c
"Casey Wilson"
.
Upright Citizens Brigade Theater
. Archived from
the original
on May 22, 2011
. Retrieved
March 19,
2012
.
- ^
"Casey Wilson on the "You Made It Weird" podcast"
. Nerdist.com. Archived from
the original
on 2014-02-01
. Retrieved
2014-01-18
.
- ^
"Casey Wilson: Happy Endings - The Treatment on KCRW 89.9 FM | Internet Public Radio Station Streaming Live Independent Music & NPR News Online from Los Angeles, CA"
. Kcrw.com
. Retrieved
2014-01-18
.
- ^
"
Chelsea Lately
: Casey Wilson"
.
YouTube
. December 5, 2011.
Archived
from the original on March 19, 2012
. Retrieved
March 19,
2012
.
- ^
a
b
"Kathy Wilson Foundation official website"
. Kathywilsonfoundation.org. 2013-04-01
. Retrieved
2014-01-18
.
- ^
a
b
"June Raphael & Casey Wilson, Rode Hard and Put Away Wet"
. Actorslife. Archived from
the original
on March 5, 2014
. Retrieved
August 27,
2012
.
- ^
"A Comedian and a Candidate Share a Big 'Saturday Night'
"
.
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