Interview: Checking in with 'America's Got Talent' finalist Julia Scotti
Julia Scotti says "America's Got Talent" helped boost her in the national spotlight.
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Aug 8, 2023, 5:16 PM
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5h agoNews 12 New Jersey's Lauren Due interviewed comedian and Fairview native Julia Scotti.
Scotti, a finalist in "America's Got Talent," is featured in the film "Bros" and her own documentary "Julia Scotti: Funny That Way." She said "America's Got Talent" changed her life and was a lot of fun, but a lot of pressure as a comedian.
Scotti says she had a 20-year career in comedy before her time on "America's Got Talent," but she says the show put her in the national spotlight.
Website: juliascotti.com | Instagram: @juliasscotticomedy
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