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Birth Name: Julie Frances Christie
Date Of Birth: April 14, 1941 (Age 68)
Country Of Birth: India
Birth Place: Chabua, Assam
Height: 5' 2" (1.57 m)
Spouse
Duncan Campbell Jan/26/2008 - Present

Julie Christie is the daughter of the late Frank Christie, a tea planter in India, and Rosemary Ramsden. She went to a convent school in India (from which she was expelled) and then trained as an actress at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London.

Julie's first big role was in a BBC television series, A for Andromeda (1961). She moved on to leading parts in movies such as Billy Liar (1963), Doctor Zhivago (1965) and Far from the Madding Crowd (1967). She won an Academy Award (Best Actress) for Darling (1965). Julie continues to appear in movies - for instance, as Madame Rosmerta in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004).

Nearly all of the credits for Julie Christie are on the big screen, so few will show up here at TV Rage.

She has never married. During the 1970s she lived in Los Angeles with Warren Beatty and is now the partner of Duncan Campbell, a British journalist based in California.


 
 
Julie Christie (1) TV Appearances
 
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Show: "A" for Andromeda (1961)(1961)As: Andromeda
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Show: The Academy Awards (1929) 
  The 72nd Annual Academy Awards 72x01: (Mar/26/2000) As Herself 
  The 70th Annual Academy Awards 70x01: (Mar/23/1998) As Nominee-Actress/Past Winner 
  The 39th Annual Academy Awards 39x01: (Apr/10/1967) As Presenter: Best Actor 
  The 38th Annual Academy Awards 38x01: (Apr/18/1966) As Best Actress Winner 
Show: The Saint (1962) 
  Judith 02x03: (Oct/03/1963) As Judith 
 
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Al Pacino famously described Julie Christie as "The most poetic of all actresses".
 
 
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