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AKA: Julia Karin Ormond
Nationality: English
Birthdate: 01/04/1965
Birthplace: Epsom, Surrey, England, United Kingdom
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A veteran British stage actress who was once Hollywood’s “It” girl in the early 1990s, Julia Ormond weathered the transition from silver screen ingénue to nuanced character actor with grace and style. Thrown into the spotlight with starring roles opposite Brad Pitt in “Legends of the Fall” (1994) and Harrison Ford in Sydney Pollack’s “Sabrina” (1995), the ethereal beauty quickly became a household name. Though her A-list status waned only a few years after her career break in “Legends,” Ormond’s sheer force of talent led to her securing more and more nuanced supporting roles. In 2008, she
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First acting job was in a TV commercial for cottage cheese
1989
Breakthrough stage role in Christopher Hampton's play "Faith, Hope and Charity"
1990
American TV debut, "Traffik"; aired on PBS's "Masterpiece Theatre"
1991
Starred as Catherine the Great on the TNT miniseries "Young Catherine"
1992
Won acclaim for her portrayal of Nadya Alliluyeva, the wife of "Stalin" in the HBO biopic
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