Matlock
The Confession
Thursday 1 December 1994 on ABC

Julie returns to Atlanta from L.A. for a legal conference, and when a former snitch calls her to the jailhouse and admits that she lied, Julie convinces Matlock to defend the man, an admitted thief who had one cardinal rule...never break into a house when anyone is home. After Jerri talks with...

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To overcome shyness, Julie began taking speech classes while in Junior High School. (edit) Julie's appeared in her first play, The Little Foxes, as a senior in high school (edit) Julie has hazel eyes. (edit) Julie has been married three times: to Robert Trentacosta, Stuart Irwin, Jr. and (presently) John Karns. (edit) In her youth, Julie studied Native American history and culture. (edit)

Julie:(on her early school days)...I practiced handwriting until I wrote perfectly. That was my claim to fame. I was the girl with the prettiest handwriting. (edit)

Julie: (on her relationship with Doug McClure) It had all the intensity and beauty and storminess of a high school romance. (edit)

Julie: (commenting on the fact that she was an only girl with 3 brothers) I was very spoiled. (edit)

Julie: (About the pitfalls of being an actress) It's a profession in which you're constantly being attacked for yourself. Your size, weight, hair color and so on. (edit)

Julie: I was offered a couple of very good scholarships when I graduated from high school. I still wasn't thinking about becoming an actress, but a drama instructor at San Bernadino Junior College became pretty excited about my acting. I never really took myself that seriously. (edit)

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