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AKA:
Raul Rafael Carlos Julia y Arcelay
Nationality:
Puerto Rican
Birthplace:
San Juan, Puerto Rico
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From his 1964 arrival in New York from Puerto Rico this exuberant yet urbane leading man, singer and character player with a broad, open face and large, popping eyes won considerable acclaim as a distinguished and prolific stage actor before branching out into films. Although he possessed darkly handsome Latino looks, often sported a trim mustache and never completely lost a mellifluous Spanish accent, Julia quickly transcended stereotyping, bringing a regal bearing, manic energy and remarkable versatility to an exceptionally broad range of roles. After graduating from college and giving up
(uncredited) Bobby's Husband
1963
Appeared with the Tapia Theatre, San Juan in "Bye, Bye Birdie," "The Four Poster," "The Happy Time," "Macbeth," and "Othello"
1964
New York stage debut off-Broadway in a Spanish-language production of "La Vida Es Sueno/Life Is a Dream"
1966
Debut with Joseph Papp's NY Shakespeare Festival as MacDuff in a Spanish-language version of "Macbeth"
1968
Broadway debut in "The Cuban Thing" (closed after one performance)
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