Biography

Bridget Fitzgerald is an actress, comedienne, and model who created and starred in sitcom Musie on Time Warner. She has supporting roles on features Brother's Keeper (Laurence Fishburne, Milo Gibson), Snatchers (Jonathan Fernandez, Dave Hill), Reality Queen! (Denise Richards, Mike Tyson), Joe's War (Ed Asner, Armand Assante), Pearl: The Assassin (Dana Patton, Jennifer Barnes), and Things I Don't Understand (Best Film, 2012 Burbank International Film Festival). She is the creator and star of web series SmileyBridgeTV (Ovation TV finalist) and a writer and lead of web series The Admin (Three Cities Film Fest), and they both earned a quarter million views at Vid.Me, where she was a featured comic. She has been a contributing performer and writer for National Lampoon and has been a featured comic for Vid.Me and Flipagram as well as written jokes for board game That's What She Said (sold in Target) and popular iPhone app Friend-O. She has 12 years of improv experience with training from the Upright Citizens Brigade, 2 years of stand up experience and, thanks to her additional years of theatre experience, can cry on cue.
- IMDb mini biography by: BridgetFitzgerald.com

She once gave this very IMDb page a nickname as "Geraldine Eggs" just for an article she wrote for National Lampoon website, "Time's List Of 100 Most Influential Times". Bridget has done comedy pieces many times for National Lampoon both acting in their national podcast as well as their online website.

Her nickname as a kid was Smiley, which is why she named her Twitter SmileyBridge, whose popularity led to her naming her sketch comedy web series SmileyBridgeTV.

Her interview in Plain Talk Bad Manners was the most shared article of 2013.