Yes, at long last there is now a web site for people who want to find out more about Yeardley Smith (more commonly known as the voice of Lisa Simpson). The fan club itself (more lovingly known as the YSFC) has been going since around December 1994 and now has well in excess of 60 members at the time of writing (end of July 1996). Contained within these pages you will find pictures, sounds and text-based media relating to this great actress.

The 2 founders of this fan club (trying not to be too egotistical here) are:

I suppose we're the biggest fans of Yeardley on the planet

Click on the coloured text in either this or the above frame to select a section relating to Yeardley:

  • - this page.
  • A personal biography and a time-scale list of Yeardley's work.
    (Note - This may or may not be entirely accurate, as there may be just something that I've missed out.
  • - TV/films and the such that Yeardley appeared in.
  • - Newspaper articles, interviews and related information.
  • - Information on Yeardley's range of notecards.
  • - Pictures of her from photo shoots and TV/film work.
  • - Mostly sounds from her role in "Herman's Head".
  • - An in-depth description of my meeting Yeardley on the 16th August 1997. READ!
  • - Obvious really.

    I'm always looking to improve this site and will always accept comments and files for inclusion within the site.

    If you would like to be included in this world-famous (well, we're getting there) fan club through our YSFC mailing list and become a fellow 'Yeardlyphile', then please send an email to majordomo@digimark.net with the following information in the body (NOT the subject) of the message:

    subscribe ysfc your_email_address

    So, for example, if I wanted to subscribe myself I would send:

    subscribe ysfc steve@twinnies.demon.co.uk

    Easy peasy.

    I hope you enjoy this web site. It's the result of a lot of hard work, and not just from myself. Yeardley's fans across the internet have been gathering the information, slaving away at their keyboards, scanners, sound samplers and video digitisers, and to hell with copyright . I hope you all think that it's worth our collective efforts..