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Julie London

Julie London's biography

Julie London is 74 years old actor born at Santa Rosa. She was born on Sunday 26th of September 1926. She is often nicknamed as The Liberty Girl. According to year of birth 1926 she belongs to Greatest Generation. Birthday on 26th of September means she is Libra. Libra sign depicts that it is all about “Balance”. It seems that their life is very balanced, however, things are way opposite as they always face unstable situations in order to balance it further.She was married 2 times.

She is native english speaker. She is citizen of United States of America. Her primary profession is to be actor. You can know her also as singer, singer-songwriter, jazz musician, character actor, stage actor, television actor, film actor. She is recently known as recording artist.

Julie London's family

Julie London's ex spouses

Bobby Troup

Julie London and Bobby Troup have been together since 1959 for 40 years. He is known as singer-songwriter. Her ex spouse was born on Friday 18th of October 1918 in Harrisburg. Her ex spouse died on Sunday 7th of February 1999 in Los Angeles. Bobby Troup was 73 years old, when this happened.

Jack Webb

Julie London and Jack Webb have been together since 1947 for 6 years. He is known as film director. Her ex spouse was born on Friday 2nd of April 1920 in Santa Monica. Her ex spouse died on Thursday 23rd of December 1982 in Los Angeles. Jack Webb was 56 years old, when this happened.

She has 1 daughter.

Julie London's daughter: Kelly Troup

Julie London's daughter's name is Kelly Troup. Her daughter died in 2002. Kelly Troup was 76 years old, when this happened.

Julie London's schools

We found 1 school She attended. Name of the school: Hollywood Professional School.

Detailed informations about her schools

  • Graduated from Hollywood Professional School, the same high school that other performers (including Peggy Ryan and Tommy Rall) attended, in 1944.

Julie London's career

Her main focus is to be actor.

How did Julie London die

She died on on Wednesday 18th of October 2000 when he was 74 years old at Encino. Julie Londons death was caused by after a stroke.

Awards and competitions

Julie London's Awards

  • Awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording at 7000 Hollywood Blvd.
  • Was voted "The Most Exciting New Vocalist of 1956" in "Theme" Magazine's Annual International Jazz Popularity Poll. Steve Allen presented her with the award from the publishers of the magazine when she appeared on his show on January 20, 1957.
  • Received a "Gold Record Award" from Liberty Records President and founder, Si Waronker. [1956].

Julie London's Rankings

  • Nurse Dixie McCall, London's character on Emergency! (1972), was ranked #6 in the RN to BSN's list of the "10 TV Nurses We'd Love to Work With" and ranked #21 in the Ranker's list of the "Greatest Nurses in TV History" (both in 2014).

What Julie London has done for a first time

  • Her first 45 single, released in 1955, was "Cry Me a River", and it was included on her first album, "Julie Is My Name". More than three million copies of the album and single were sold.
  • Was the second Emergency! (1972) star ever to do Westerns, in either movies or television, the first was Robert Fuller.
  • The very first album Bobby Troup recorded with her was "Julie Is Her Name", which was also her debut album.
  • The first 2 songs she sang were were: "There's A Long, Long Trail A-Winding" and "God Bless America".

Julie London's quotes

  • I'm the world's worst. I dislike women in large groups, and as individuals.
  • Women should be women, who wants them to be asexual? Not your old buddy.
  • [on her singing voice]: It's only a thimbleful of a voice, and I have to use it close to the microphone. But it is a kind of over-smoked voice, and it automatically sounds intimate.
  • [In 1963]: We're opposite types. Marilyn [Monroe] was the sex symbol... I'm strictly the housewife-mother type.
  • [In 1961]: Just as long as they buy the records, I don't care why they buy 'em, we spent more time on the covers than the music.
  • I was really stupid about it. I thought, "Oh, that's nice." My first song, "River", was No. 1 for four months, but I didn't know the business then; I didn't know what it meant.
  • [When asked if she had any weight problems]: No, I never do, but I guess it's a lack of sleep. I should eat more protein, but I like to eat what I like.
  • [In 1972]: I'm not crazy about sexual activities so explicitly shown. Sex is a terribly personal thing. It shouldn't be exploited.
  • [When she became an actress]: I wasn't going to, but the store was filled with actors, working there between jobs. They said, "Go on, See her.".
  • [When asked if she wanted to star in the pilot of Emergency! (1972), alongside her then husband, Bobby Troup]: Hell yes!
  • [In 1968]: I am lazy. I like to procrastinate. But I force myself to swim, ride a bike or go to a gym. You have to be active to keep in shape.
  • [In 1977]: There's always something just around the corner for people to run into. But I haven't the foggiest what or where my corner is.
  • [In 1997]: I'm a girl who needs amplification.
  • I think our emotions contribute most to staying young. You can't fight life or yourself and feel or look well.
  • I may have to revise my ideal weight if this pace keeps up. I don't think anyone could gain weight filming and action television series like Emergency! (1972).
  • You have to set standards for yourself. I have a strong feeling about not letting myself go. If you keep busy, you can take your mind off food. If you don't plan activity, eating will be the only thing you think about.
  • [In 1945]: I'll be with you as soon as I paint on my beach shoes.
  • [on her divorce from Jack Webb]: I was unsettled, I think anybody would be if the way they had been living for seven years was suddenly upset.
  • [In 1981]: Mainly it's been a royal treat for the two of us, being able to spend a lot of time with the kids, which is really important to us both, and which we're still doing.
  • [on the opportunity to pursue an acting career by starring in Emergency! (1972)]: I was singing in Las Vegas last November when we suddenly got the notice to appear in the first 11 episodes.
  • Sometimes you kind of lose yourself in someone else's personality.
  • [If homes belongs to couples or roommates]: I think homes should reflect the individuals and their individual taste rather than someone else's.
  • [Who said in 1975 about refusing to sing, in real-life, when starring in [Emergency! (1972)]]: I'll tell you, we've been doing the show now, for close to 5 years, and the first 4 years after we started doing the show, I sounded pretty good.
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Julie London's body shape

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