Fortune Feimster

Fortune Feimster is one of the busiest actors, standup comedians, and writers working today. Fortune, who first rose to fame as a performer/writer on “Chelsea Lately,” went on to star as Nurse Colette in Hulu's "The Mindy Project," Dougie on "Life In Pieces" on CBS, and Ruby in NBC's "Champions." She's done guest appearances in numerous other shows such as "Claws," "Two Broke Girls," "Workaholics," "Nobodies," and "Dear White People." She turned heads as Jennifer Aniston's uber driver in "Office Christmas Party" and has since been in the movies "Father of the Year," "Social Animals," and "The Happytime Murders." When not filming, Fortune travels the world doing standup. She's also performed on Netflix's "The Standups," Comedy Central's "The Half Hour," "Conan," "Steve Harvey," and "Late Night with Seth Meyers." She's also an accomplished writer having recently sold two movies to Steven Spielberg's company, Amblin, and two TV pilots to ABC, one of which was produced by Tina Fey.