Born in France, Julia is the daughter of Ludi Boeken, a renowned Dutch film producer, and Annette Levy Willard, a French journalist and writer. This talented individual's first notable role in France was at the tender age of fourteen, when she played the captivating character of Louba in the film "Louba's Ghost". This poignant drama focused on the lives of Holocaust survivors, and Julia's performance earned her an invitation to the prestigious San Francisco and Washington film festivals.
In 2007, Julia took on the role of an American spy working for the Mossad in the Israeli hit drama "Alufa-Ha". Her strong connection to the country was evident, as she completed an army training there, a testament to her dedication and commitment. Julia's performance in this film did not go unnoticed, as she was voted one of the top five hottest actresses in Israel.
In the same year, Julia landed a recurring role in the popular HBO series "Entourage", playing the charming character of Jacqueline, the French girlfriend of Johnny Drama. Her performance was so impressive that she was flown to the Cannes film festival to shoot the season finale. Julia's international appeal continued to grow, as she was cast as one of the leads in the biggest French-Israeli production of the year, "Revivre", which premiered on French screens and television in 2008.
Throughout her career, Julia has demonstrated her versatility and range as an actress, effortlessly transitioning between TV and film. She divides her time between Los Angeles and Paris, and is fluent in Italian and Hebrew, a true testament to her adaptability and global perspective. With her talent, dedication, and international appeal, Julia is undoubtedly a rising star in the world of entertainment.
