Julia Ormond

In 2010, Julia won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie as Eustacia Grand in Temple Grandin.

Julia was nominated for a Razzie award for I know Who Killed Me.

Julia's height is 5ft 71/2.

Julia's stage credits include Wuthering Heights, The Crucible and Faith, Hope and Charity.

Julia formed a production company called Indican - it is a play on the words in the can.

Julia's first child, daughter Sophie, was born in Fall 2004.

She worked as a waitress while studying and later on, worked for the Tie Rack Store in Heathrow Airport.

Together with Robert De Niro, Julia began the political movement Film Aid International which takes films to refugee camps around the globe.

In 2002, Julia won a Golden Satellite Award for "Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Miniseries or a Motion Picture Made for Television" for her role in Varian's War.

Julia played the intro piano part in an early scene of the movie Legends of the Fall, a movie in which she starred alongside Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins.

Ormond met her first husband Rory Edwards during a production of the classic tale Wuthering Heights

Julia attended Guildford High School.

Julia's first TV appearance was in a advert for Cottage Cheese.

Julia first became noticed in America in the film First Knight in 1995 opposite Sean Connery.

When Julia was young instead of becoming an actress she wanted to follow in her grandparents footsteps and become an abstract artist

Julia's film role that she most proud of is Barber of Sibera.

Julia received the London Drama Critcs award for best newcomer in 1989, after her first stage production in Faith, Hope and Charity

Julia trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, various other stars who trained there include Angela Lansbury and Terrence Stamp.

Julia was romantically involved with Gabriel Byrne in 1996.

Julia's father was a computer software designer who became a millionaire at the young age of 30 but left Julia and her mother when she was a young child.

in 1995 Julia was named as one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world by People Magazine

In 2005 Julia was appointed as United Nations Goodwill Ambassador for raising awareness on human - trafficking.

Julia was a member of the Cannes Festival Jury in 2001.

She is married to Jon Rubin and they have one child together.

For Julia's role in the remake of Sabrina in 1995, she was ordered to cut her waist length hair for the role.