Amy Tolsky
American actress
Amy Tolsky is an American actress. She has appeared in several films and television shows.
Selected filmography
Quiz Lady (2023) – Leah
Atypical (2017) - Head PTA Mom
Married (2014) – Ortho Receptionist
General Hospital (2014) – Stacy
Jewvangelist (2014) – Mrs. Coen
Eat With Me (2013) – Candy
Castle (2013) – Sue Williams
Old Souls (2013 TV movie) – Snarky Agent
Holding Patterns (2013 TV movie) – Flight Attendant
2 Broke Girls (2012) – Staples Lady / Violet
Last Man Standing (2012) – Mrs. Flagg
See Dad Run (2012) – Mom
Parks and Recreation (2012) – Lucinda
The Big Bang Theory (2012) – Joan
Bent (2012) – Gayle
Raising Hope (2012) – Gwen
Weeds (2011) – Desk Attendant
Wizards of Waverly Place (2011) – Florence
Hawthorne (2010) – Doctor
The Closer (2009) – Nurse
Trust Me (2009) – Curly Hair
The New Adventures of Old Christine (2008) – Heidi Baker
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (2008) – Housewife
Out of Jimmy's Head (2007) – Coach
Cory in the House (2007) – Dr. Vanderslyce
Burn (2007 TV movie) – Mrs. Greenburg
That's So Raven (2006) – Mrs.
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