Julie Lott
Julie Lott was born on July 7, 1964 in Orange County, California, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for The Comeback Trail (2020), The Poison Rose (2019) and Vanquish (2021). She is married to George Gallo.
Julie Lucazeau
Julie Lucazeau is known for Ma femme est une actrice (2001), Laissons Lucie faire! (2000) and Et la fête continue! (2023).
Julie Lynn Mortensen
Julie Lynn Mortensen is a professional actress based in Vancouver, BC. Julie Lynn plays the lead role of Catharine Robb Whyte in MYRA Entertainment's epic narrative love story, "Drawing Home", where she works alongside industry veterans Kate Mulgrew and Rutger Hauer. Recently, she finessed her gun twirling skills in an all-female re-imagining of the infamous Gunfight at the OK Corral, in "Last Stand to Nowhere" and on television she can also be seen putting up a fight as Lily Van Helsing in "Van Helsing" on SYFY Network and Netflix. You can also catch her in many Hallmark channel productions including "Deliver by Christmas", "All of my Heart: Inn Love", "Dashing Through the Snow", "A Country Wedding" and "Julius House". Julie Lynn also loves the stage and select favorite theatre roles include: The Princess of France in "Love's Labour's Lost", Elizabeth Barry in "The Libertine", Mary in "Unity 1918", Sheila Birling in "An Inspector Calls", and Miriam in "Common Grace". In her downtime she is an avid skier on both water and snow, loves her stand-up paddle board, and hikes, cycles and practices yoga and meditation.
Julie Maddalena
Julie Maddalena was born on June 26, 1963 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA. She is known for Children of the Corn (1984), Kôkaku kidôtai (1997) and .hack//Zettai houi vol. 4 (2003). She is married to Jay Kliewer.
Julie Maes
Julie Maes was born October 23, 1966 in Uccle, Belgium. She is the granddaughter of the cinematographer Charles Abel. The great-granddaughter of the writer Henri Vandeputte. And the great-grandniece of the Suiss painter Robert Hainard. Her mother Claude Abel was an unknown drawing artist. She lived in a tea plantation in Africa in her early childhood where she was home-schooled and spend most of her time climbing trees. Back to Europe she attended an alternative school (Decroly) where building things with your hands and theater were as important as having an independent spirit. She did one play every year. And loved it. Her family became more and more chaotic, and school saved her life. On a hill at twelve she decided she had to be her own master and she started earning her pocket money. As a teenager she became an excellent basketball player, and was soon in the national team. She had her first real job at seventeen, and left home at eighteen. She studied psychology at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) while having two part-time jobs and attending the theater academy in the evenings. After graduation she entered the theater conservatory of Liège in Belgium still working part-time. Loosing her soul in that school, she was advised by Ève Bonfanti to flee and start working as an actress. She did her own shows Julie la Clownesse and Armelle Polichinelle, playing first in the streets and worked in various theaters, while teaching masks, clown, improvisation, puppets, creativity, juggling and singing. It's the casting director Patrick Hella who gave her her first role on TV in 1998 in the film Théo et Marie (1998) ; as well as her first cinematic appearance in 2009 as a joyful nun in Stijn Coninx 's Soeur Sourire (2009) . She then worked in various projects with Patrick and also with Michaël Bier and Doriane Flamand. She became a mother at thirty-five and thirty-seven and moved into the wilderness of the Belgian Highlands two years later where she home-schooled her children Gaya and Noa for four years while pursuing her career as an actress, clown and burlesque Diva. Again, life hit her hard, her marriage collapsed but her strong independent soul saved her once more. She divorced, lost the taste for clowning for a while and started training in the Sanford Meisner Technique... As a survivor, Julie Maes enjoys every little present of life, lives with intensity and her smile is known to melt hearts and fill the rooms with sunshine. When she is not in Brussels, Paris or London, she lives as a single mom with hers kids cats chickens and weeds in a very wild surrounding. She learned windsurfing at fifty-one in Spain.
Julie Maillié
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Julie Mainville
Julie Mainville is known for Butchers (2020), Dirty Love (2019) and We Are the Missing (2020).
Julie Malenko
Julie Malenko is known for Dark Side of the Ring (2019).
Julie Mann
Julie Mann is an actress and writer, known for Grey's Anatomy (2005), Famous in Love (2017) and The Brandon T. Jackson Show (2006).
Julie Marcus
Julie Marcus was born in Dallas, Texas shortly after her parents immigrated from South Africa. Her mother is a psychologist and her father is a civil engineer. She has two younger sisters. When Julie was five, her parent's enrolled her in an acting class at the local recreation center because they were concerned about her shyness. She won second place as Best Actress in the theater competition and thus knew what she wanted to do with the rest of her life. She moved to La Jolla, CA when she was 15 and attended La Jolla High School and the La Jolla Playhouse Junior Conservatory. She got a B.A. in Theater, and a minor in Film from the University of Southern California. While in college, she originated her stand-up routine because she wanted there to be a female stand-up represented in the USC competition. After that, she performed stand-up in comedy clubs throughout Los Angeles. After graduating, she moved to New York City where she performed theater, stand-up, improvisation, sketch comedy, on-camera acting and voice-over work. While in NYC, she produced a play she wrote, "It's a Wonderful Sex Life" at the Manhattan Theater Source." She moved back to Los Angeles in 2009 to be closer to her family, but returns to NYC quite frequently, generally living a bi-coastal life.