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Julie Gayet
Julie Gayet (born 1972, Suresnes) is a French actress, producer, and director; Prix Romy Schneider winner for Select Hôtel, César nominee, founder of Rouge International, producer of Grave and Visages, villages.
Julie Gonzales
Julie Gonzales is an American Democratic politician who has represented Colorado's 34th Senate district since 2019; in 2026 she lost a primary challenge to Senator John Hickenlooper.
Julie Gonzalo
Julie Gonzalo (Julieta Susana Gonzalo, born 1981, Buenos Aires) is an Argentine-born American actress known for Veronica Mars, Eli Stone, Dallas, Supergirl, and Hallmark movies; moved to Miami at age 8.
Julie Goodyear
Julie Goodyear (born Julie Kemp, 1942) is an English actress, MBE, famous as Bet Lynch, Rovers Return landlady on Coronation Street 1970-1995; Lifetime Achievement Award 1995, dementia diagnosed 2023.
Julie Graham
Julie Graham (Julia Graham, born 1965) is a Scottish actress known for William and Mary, The Bletchley Circle, Shetland, Benidorm, The Hardacres, and BBC One's This City Is Ours opposite Sean Bean.
Julie Hagerty
Julie Hagerty (Julie Beth Hagerty, born 1955) is an American actress and former Ford model from Cincinnati, Ohio, best known as Elaine Dickinson in Airplane! (1980). Distinct from Hagerty the classic-car insurer.
Julie Harris
Julie Harris (1925–2013), American stage actress, five-time Tony winner (I Am a Camera, The Lark, Forty Carats, The Last of Mrs. Lincoln, The Belle of Amherst), three Emmys, Oscar nominee; distinct from the English costume designer Julie Harris (1921–2015).
Julie Hesmondhalgh
Julie Hesmondhalgh, English actor born 1970, played Hayley Cropper in Coronation Street 1998-2014, the first recurring trans character in UK continuing drama; later Broadchurch, The Pact, and 2026 Olivier winner for Punch.
Julie Inman Grant
Julie Inman Grant is an Australian technology policy official who has served as the inaugural eSafety Commissioner since 2017, leading Australia's online safety regulator through the under-16 social media ban.
Julie James (I Know What You Did Last Summer)
Julie James is the fictional final girl of the I Know What You Did Last Summer franchise, portrayed by Jennifer Love Hewitt in the 1997 film, the 1998 sequel, and the 2025 legacy sequel directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson.
Julie Johnson (Texas politician)
Julie Johnson is an American Democratic politician, the U.S. Representative for Texas's 32nd congressional district since 2025 and previously a Texas state representative from 2019 to 2025.
Julie Kavner
Julie Deborah Kavner, American actress (born 1950 or 1951), voice of Marge Simpson on The Simpsons and Emmy-winning Brenda Morgenstern on Rhoda; also voices Patty, Selma, and Jacqueline Bouvier.
Julie Kushner
Julie Kushner is an American Democratic politician elected in 2018 to the Connecticut Senate from the 24th district, after more than forty years as a United Auto Workers labor organizer.
Julie L. Gerberding
Julie Louise Gerberding is an American infectious-disease physician who was the first woman to direct the CDC, from 2002 to 2009, and became FNIH CEO in 2022.
Julie London
Julie London (Gayle Peck), 1926–2000, American torch singer and actress; 1955 hit "Cry Me a River" on Liberty Records, over 30 albums, and nurse Dixie McCall on Emergency! (1974–1978).
Julie M. Old
Julie M. Old, published also as J. M. Old, is a British medical geneticist at Oxford who characterized β0-thalassaemia molecularly and pioneered first-trimester prenatal diagnosis of the hemoglobinopathies.
Julie Masino
Julie Felss Masino is an American restaurant executive who became President and CEO of Cracker Barrel in November 2023, after leading Taco Bell's international division.
Julie Masse
Julie Masse, born 1970 in Greenfield Park, Quebec, is a Québécois pop singer whose debut single "C'est zéro" made her a leading 1990s francophone pop star in Quebec.
Julie McCluskie
Julie McCluskie is an American politician and Democrat from Dillon, Colorado, who has represented House District 13 since 2023 and serves as Speaker of the Colorado House.
Julie McCullough
Julie McCullough (Julie Michelle McCullough), born 1965 in Honolulu, is an American model, actress, and stand-up comedian: Playboy's February 1986 Playmate, fired from Growing Pains in 1989-90 after Kirk Cameron objected to her Playboy past.
Julie Mehretu
Julie Mehretu is an American painter, born in Addis Ababa in 1970, known for large-scale layered abstract paintings that combine architectural drawings, maps, and calligraphic marks.
Julie Michaels
Julie Michaels (born 1970) is an American actress, stuntwoman, and stunt coordinator known for Road House, Point Break, and Jason Goes to Hell, and the first woman nominated for the stunt coordination Emmy; not the Toronto crew member or singer Julia Michaels.
Julie Morrison
Julie Morrison is an American Democratic politician, a member of the Illinois Senate from the 29th district since 2012, serving as Majority Whip and chairing the Insurance Committee.
Julie Murphy (author)
Julie Murphy (born 1985) is the American #1 New York Times bestselling author of Dumplin', adapted into a Netflix film; she writes YA, middle grade, picture books, and adult romance, including the Christmas Notch series with Sierra Simone and Let Them Stare with Jonathan Van Ness.
Julie Newmar
Julie Newmar, born Julia Chalene Newmeyer in 1933, is an American actress, dancer, and inventor, the original Catwoman of the 1960s Batman TV series and a Tony-winning Marriage-Go-Round performer.
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Julie Nixon Eisenhower (born 1948), American author and younger daughter of Richard Nixon, married David Eisenhower in 1968, uniting the Nixon and Eisenhower families; author of Pat Nixon: The Untold Story.
Julie Noegel Hardaway
Julie Noegel Hardaway, American clubwoman from Augusta, Georgia, living in Aiken, South Carolina; UDC President General 2024-2026 after serving as Vice President General, DAR regent, Jamestowne Society member, and public defender of Confederate monuments and tax exemptions.
Julie Overbaugh
Julie Overbaugh is an American virologist at Fred Hutch Cancer Center in Seattle who studies HIV transmission and antibody responses, leading HIV research cohorts in Kenya since 1993.
Julie Pacino
Julie Pacino, also Julie Marie Pacino, is an American producer, director, and photographer, daughter of Al Pacino, whose feature debut I Live Here Now (2025) premiered at Fantasia and screened at Locarno and Edinburgh.
Julie Parsonnet
Julie Parsonnet is an American infectious diseases physician and epidemiologist, George DeForest Barnett Professor of Medicine, Emerita, at Stanford. Her work established H. pylori as a gastric cancer cause.