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all about julia - biography
Julia was born on the 14th June 1998. She has appeared in various Television productions such as 'Prime Suspect 6', 'Dr Who' and 'Life's Not All Ha Ha Hee Hee'. Julia has also appeared in commercials for companies such as 'British Airways' alongside her sister, Lucy, and also recently took over the role as Marine in the Petits Filous commercials.
2006 was a great year for Julia, with her appearing on many fantastic TV shows such as the BBC adaptation of Phillip Pullman's The Ruby in the Smoke, and Casualty, as well as a film, January 2nd, which is due for DVD release in September 2007.
Julia started 2007 off by appearing in two episodes of the popular BBC crime series, Waking the Dead. Following this, she went on to appear in an episode of the popular TV detective series Lewis, and was even interviewed about her role in the episode for a special behind the scenes featurette. In mid-March, Julia appeared as Young Fanny Price in the ITV adaptation of Jane Austen's Mansfield Park, making it the third time she has played the younger version of actress Billie Piper's character.
Julia was most recently seen in Who Killed Mrs DeRopp? on BBC4, an adaptation of three short stories by Saki, and in a new commercial for Petits Filous, airing on television now. She recently completed a commercial for Cedric Magazine to be aired in France, as well as work on the film Speed Racer for which she filmed in Berlin. Julia also recently booked a part in the new BBC drama, Long Walk to Finchley, which is due to be aired later in the year.
