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I should’ve been born in the 40’s or 50’s.
I love that era with their clothing and music. I have this fascination with Marilyn Monroe. I wish I could look like her. I can’t help it - I think she’s one of the most beautiful people to grace the face of the earth. If you’ve ever seen her […]
“Pickpocket” - LorySnark Productions - September 2004
I played Pickpocket #3 (secondary). I never did get to see the movie though…:-( It took 2 full days to shoot this scene because it was so complex due to the pickpocket/hand offs. We spent about 2 weeks practicing this. The clothing, the props, everything was chosen to help with […]
I plan on taking another trip to the Texas hillcountry in August. These pictures were taken of a historical building in Grape Town, just south of Fredericksburg.
These images are sold as a set of 3: $175 (4″x6″ image with white 11″x14″ mat)
“Man of LaMancha” - Celebration Players - March 2005 (under the stage name Jennifer Lee)
Aldonza/Dolcinea - Principal
(My director, bless his heart, during one rehearsal says to me, “Julie…I close my eyes and I hear Aldonza. I open them, I see Mary Poppins…) Hey - being “princessy” is a hard habit to break. Needless to say, […]
“Jacket Man” - Full Sail Productions - November 2004
I played Sylvia, wife and mother (secondary)
such a proud mom!
Hey wait…what’s with the hair? Sexy mamma!
(No one recognized me when I walked on set for the first day of filming. They were used to my hair being short.)
Hey - where are they going??? Guess […]
“Eating Patterns” - Full Sail Productions - October 2004
I played the principal - Principal Dalek (secondary)
Hey…watch where you’re going!
Or I’ll squish you like a bug!
“Voices” - Full Sail Productions - October 2004
I played the wife, Anne. (Principal character) The funny thing is this: My profession was a fairytale princess and Julio, who plays my husband, was an Orlando Policeman. Our characters in this movie couldn’t have been more opposite - but I think that’s what made it so much […]
