* 1950 – Julie Walters, English actress

Graduates from the school of theatre include Amanda Burton, Steve Coogan, Richard Griffiths, Graham Fellows, Julie Walters and Burn Gorman.

Commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company, Educating Rita premièred at The Warehouse, London, in June 1980 starring Julie Walters and Mark Kingston.

The play was adapted by Russell for a 1983 film with Michael Caine and Julie Walters, directed by Lewis Gilbert.

The shops also represented 1970's Belfast in the film Titanic Town starring Julie Walters.

* Fool for Love by Sam Shepard, starring Ian Charleson and Julie Walters, directed by Peter Gill ( 1984 )

This will be followed by The Last of the Haussmans, a new play by Stephen Beresford starring Julie Walters, Rory Kinnear and Helen McCrory on Thursday 11 October 2012.

Set in northern England, it stars Jamie Bell as 11-year-old Billy, an aspiring dancer, Gary Lewis as his coal miner father, Jamie Draven as Billy's older brother, and Julie Walters as his ballet teacher.

But, passionate about dancing, Billy secretly continues lessons with his dance teacher Sandra Wilkinson's ( Julie Walters ) help.

* Julie Walters as Sandra Wilkinson

* British Independent Film Awards, UK – Best Actress, Julie Walters ( Nomination )

* Best Actress in a Supporting Role – Julie Walters ( Nomination )

* Best Actress in a Supporting Role – Julie Walters ( Winner )

* London Critics Circle Film Awards – British Actress of the Year, Julie Walters ( Winner )

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Their adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion retained his social commentary and added appropriate songs for the characters of Henry Higgins and Liza Doolittle, played originally by Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews.

Day played the title role in the thriller / noir Julie ( 1956 ) with Louis Jordan.

Julie Kohler, played by Jeanne Moreau, poses as Diana / Artemis for the artist Fergus.

After Catherine Zeta-Jones performed " Send in the Clowns ," a recorded greeting from Julie Andrews was played.

Julie Andrews, fresh from her triumph in My Fair Lady, played Guenevere to Burton's King Arthur, with Robert Goulet as Lancelot completing the love triangle.

Their adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion, with the leads, Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle, being played originally by Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews, was a huge hit in New York and London.

Matlock's most frequent prosecutorial adversary was Nebraska native Julie March, played by Julie Sommars.

* Julia Newmeyer ( born 1933 ), actress known as Julie Newmar who played Catwoman

Warner was criticized for choosing a non-singing star, Audrey Hepburn, to play the leading role of Eliza Doolittle, and indeed that year's Academy Award for Best Actress went to Julie Andrews, who had played Eliza on Broadway and the London Stage, for Mary Poppins, while Audrey Hepburn was not even nominated.

Created by Brown, Charlie Coffey, and director and executive producer David Mirkin, it was a comedy about actress Julie Robbins ( Brown ), who in this initial story, goes to great lengths to land an interview with teen singer Kiki ( played by Kim Walker ) in the hopes of getting hired as a tabloid-TV celebrity journalist.

* In Julie Taymor's 2010 film adaptation of the play, Prospero is played by Helen Mirren and is now named Prospera.

In 1968, he played alongside Julie Andrews in the musical movie Star !, a biopic of stage actress Gertrude Lawrence.

In the 1960s he starred in such films as The Children's Hour with Audrey Hepburn and Shirley MacLaine, The Thrill of It All and Move Over, Darling ( a remake of My Favorite Wife in which Garner played Cary Grant's role ), both with Doris Day, Boys ' Night Out with Kim Novak and Tony Randall ; The Great Escape with Steve McQueen, The Americanization of Emily with Julie Andrews, Duel at Diablo with Sidney Poitier, and The Art of Love with Dick Van Dyke.

She is played by American actress Linda Emond in the 2009 film Julie and Julia.

The show focuses on paramedics John Gage and Roy DeSoto ( played by Randolph Mantooth and Kevin Tighe ) of the Los Angeles County Fire Department's Station 51 ( actually Station 127 in Carson, California ), and the hospital ( actually Harbor Medical Center in Los Angeles, California ) emergency room staff Dr. Kelly Brackett, Nurse Dixie McCall and Dr. Joe Early ( portrayed by, respectively, Robert Fuller, Julie London and Bobby Troup ) with whom the paramedics work to save lives.

The paramedics coordinate with the Emergency Room ( ER ) staff of Rampart General Hospital: head physician Dr. Kelly Brackett ( Robert Fuller ), head nurse Dixie McCall ( Julie London ), neurosurgeon Dr. Joe Early ( played by Julie's real-life husband Bobby Troup ), and young intern Dr. Mike Morton ( Ron Pinkard ).

The praise given to his concerto for the violin, which was played at the Paris Conservatoire by Mazas, encouraged him to undertake a resetting of an old comic opera, Julie ( 1811 ).

She played both Cordelia and the Fool in a 1984 staging of King Lear by the Nimrod Theatre Company, and also starred in its productions of Strindberg's Miss Julie, Chekhov's The Bear, Louis Nowra's Inside The Island and, in 1986, the title role of Ibsen's Hedda Gabler for the Sydney Theatre Company

The film begins on a very hot day with Jack's young and attractive Puerto Rican wife, Jeri, played by Julie Carmen, returning from the grocery store by bus to their less than desirable apartment building.

She subsequently took one of the lead roles in four-handed comedy Any Wednesday, appeared in productions of There's A Girl in My Soup, The Bandwagon, played the nurse in Loot, appeared as the daughter Julie in A Delicate Balance, and took the lead role in a production of Wait Until Dark, a role for which she was critically acclaimed.

To fill the now empty cells, a mass transfer from Barnhurst after a riot there had burnt out a cellblock ( and had ended in the off-screen death of Bea Smith ) introduced five new inmates to the series – Nora Flynn ( Sonja Tallis ), a reformed triple murderess, ageing cat burglar May Collins ( Billie Hammerberg ) and her partner in crime, former fence Willie Beecham ( Kirsty Child – who had played a corrupt prison officer who was later incarcerated and murdered in the prison in early episodes ), garden-loving misfit Daphne Graham ( Debra Lawrance ) and shy but highly intelligent thief Julie Egbert ( Jackie Woodburne ).