Julia Blake

Julia Blake, an English-born actress of grand talent and fame, was born on 13 May 1937 in Bristol, England. Furthering her education at Bristol University, she made sizable contributions in the realm of theater. Despite her roots being based in England, her monumental career truly began to burgeon after moving to Australia. She has donned many unforgettable characters over the near-septuagenarian length of her career and has left indelible traces in the annals of film and television. The span of her career was an illustrious one, broadened by her scope of roles and her incredible acting ability. She's been notably recognized for her astounding work in the Australian film industry, becoming a prominent figure over the decades. Not only has Julia been an eminent personality on the big screen, she has also played pivotal roles in TV series. A fine testament to her acting versatility was 'Prisoner Cell Block H,' where she took on the character of Nancy McCormick during the final season in 1986. She had previously held two smaller roles in the same series, showcasing her impressive acting range. Throughout her career, she has been esteemed for her standout performances and has snagged highly coveted awards. Particularly noteworthy are her AFI (AACTA) awards; in 1989 she was awarded Best Actress in a Miniseries for 'Eden's Lost', and in 1990, she received accolades as the Best Supporting Actress for her role opposite Max von Sydow in the film 'Father.' In 2018, an eminent appreciation of Julia’s career was expressed as she and her spouse jointly received the Equity Lifetime Achievement Award.