Julian Sands

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  • Julian has a noted passion for poetry and literature. []
  • Julian loves to garden, and in his Southern California garden he will frequently offer visitors olives cured from his own tree. []
  • Julian's first role in a major motion picture was in Privates on Parade (1982) where he played a sailor. []
  • Julian's son Henry was an officer in the Irish Guards and is currently at Edinburgh University. []
  • Julian is a very keen art and antiques collector.
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  • Julian has two daughters from his second marriage. []
  • Julian currently lives in Los Angeles, CA, USA. []
  • Julian's birthday falls under the Year of the Dog.

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  • Julian's Zodiac Sign is Capricorn. []
  • Julian studied at Britain's Central School of Speech and Drama. []
  • Julian was the narrator for AudioBook: (A Study Guide to) Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994).
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  • Julian appeared in the TV commercial for Honda CR-V in 1996. []
  • Julian's first major role cast him opposite Anthony Hopkins in the British TV miniseries A Married Man (1981). []
  • Julian appeared as British Prime Minister Tony Blair in the play Stuff Happens at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles in July, 2005.
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  • Julian's early theatre days were spent with the Forum Theatre Company. []
  • Julian studied at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London, where he met first wife Sarah. []
  • Julian was novelist Anne Rice's choice to play "Lestat" in Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994), but more marquee value was needed for the role so the part went to Tom Cruise.

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  • In 1986, Julian abandoned his first wife Sarah, a journalist, and their 6-month-old son, Henry. []
  • When Julian was only 3 yrs. old, his father abandoned his mother and their five sons. []
  • Julian was introduced to his current wife, Evgenia, by actor and friend John Malkovich. []
  • Julian is 5'11"(1.80 m) tall. []

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