Julienne Davis, a remarkably talented and versatile individual, came into the world on September 26, 1963, in the vibrant city of Los Angeles.
Julienne's formative years were marked by a pivotal decision, as at the tender age of seventeen, she bid farewell to her childhood home and embarked on a journey to New York City, driven by an unwavering passion for classical ballet. Yet, as her physical stature continued to evolve, she found herself facing an unexpected challenge, as her growing height rendered her ineligible for consideration in the corps de ballet, a realization that ultimately led her to make the difficult and poignant decision to relinquish her dream of becoming a professional ballerina and redirect her focus towards a career in modeling.
Julienne, a renowned and accomplished international model, embarked on a fascinating journey, traversing the globe, and making her presence felt in a multitude of cosmopolitan cities, each with its unique charm and character. Her professional endeavors took her to Los Angeles, a city renowned for its sun-kissed beaches and thriving entertainment industry, where she honed her craft and expanded her network. Next, she ventured to the city that never sleeps, New York, a hub of creativity, diversity, and endless opportunities, where she continued to build her reputation as a talented model.
Her travels then took her to the United Kingdom, where she found herself drawn to the allure of London, a city steeped in history, culture, and sophistication. It was here that she made the decision to establish a permanent residence, eventually acquiring British citizenship, a testament to her love for the city and its people. For many years, London became her main home base, a place where she could draw inspiration from its vibrant atmosphere, eclectic neighborhoods, and world-class museums.
Julienne's London-based endeavors spanned a diverse range of creative pursuits, including fashion stylist, club promoter, singer/songwriter, and producer, showcasing her multifaceted talents and entrepreneurial spirit.
In 1998, Julienne seized the opportunity to audition for the esteemed Stanley Kubrick's cinematic masterpiece, Eyes Wide Shut, although fate had other plans. Instead, she landed the pivotal role of Mandy Curran, a turning point that would forever alter the trajectory of her life, catapulting her to fame as an "It" girl in London, surrounded by the glamorous trappings of celebrity, including extravagant parties, relentless press scrutiny, and the ever-present paparazzi.
As her multifaceted career continued to unfold, she solidified her reputation as a talented actress, voiceover artist, and musician, with a diverse range of projects showcasing her remarkable versatility.
In the realm of film, she made notable appearances in notable films, including the critically acclaimed "House of 9", alongside the esteemed actor Dennis Hopper, and "Come Together", co-starring the talented James D'Arcy.
Meanwhile, on television, she enjoyed a series regular role in the BBC comedy "Too Much Sun", sharing the screen with accomplished actors Mark Addy and Lee Majors. Additionally, she made numerous guest star appearances, including a stint on the long-running and beloved UK institution, "The Bill".
Julienne's creative endeavors extend far beyond her impressive acting career, as she has also taken on the roles of lead singer, songwriter, and co-producer for her band, Sophisticated Savage. This talented musician released the album "Strange Paradise" on the popular digital music platform, iTunes, showcasing her artistic versatility and range.
