Biografie

Like many tourists, Cartwright attempted to disturb the notoriously unflappable guards at Buckingham Palace in London. When she blurted, "What's happening man, I'm Bart Simpson, dude!", she succeeded.

For her birthday, a 1992 episode of "The Simpsons" featured its opening of Bart writing as punishment on the chalkboard, "I am *not* a 35-year-old woman.".

Was offered the chance to do the female voices for South Park (1997), but turned it down because she felt the show was too offensive.

When she auditioned for Die Simpsons (1989), she was originally called in for the voice of "Lisa Simpson", not "Bart Simpson". She was then asked to read for "Bart Simpson" and got the role on the spot.

She met the future Supervising Director of Die Simpsons (1989), David Silverman, when they were both students in UCLA's Art Department in the late 1970s. They jokingly made an agreement they would one day work on a show together, but didn't find out their deal came through until they saw the credits of the first episode of the series.

Die Simpsons (1991) - $250,000 -$360,000 per episode (2004-2008)

Die Simpsons (1991) - $400,000 -$440,000 per episode (2008-2011)

Die Simpsons (1991) - $400,000 /episode (2009-10)

Die Simpsons (1991) - $30,000 per episode (1989-1998)

Die Simpsons (1991) - $125,000 per episode (1998-2004)