Julianne Phillips

Julianne was a presenter at the 46th annual Primetime Emmy awards in 1994.

In 1994, Julianne dated actor Pierce Brosnan--the couple stopped dating after only a few dates due to "a lack of chemistry".

Julianne's divorce attorney was David Schwimmer's (Friends star) mother, Arlene Colman-Schwimmer.

On Feb 1, 1991, Entertainment Weekly named Julianne A Face To Watch.

In 2004, Julianne donated $2000 to John Kerry's presidential campaign.

Julianne's modeling career began when she paid almost 1000 dollars to attend an open casting call in New York.

In 1992, Julianne made a guest appearance in an exercise video. The aerobics video was a part of the Kathy Kaehler Fitness System.

Bruce Springsteen's booking agent, Barry Bell, introduced Bruce to his future wife (Julianne) after Bruce saw her in a .38 Special music video and 2 made for TV movies.

Julianne Phillips appeared in two Bruce Springsteen music videos, Glory Days and Born to Run (Live).

Julianne's first notable acting experience was in the made for TV movie Summer Fantasy.

In 1997, Julianne costarred in a comedy, Colin Fitz Lives. The independant film was well-received by critics and won many festival awards(including Best of Fest at the Austin Film Festival, Best Comedy at Worldfest Houston, and Official Selection at Sundance).

In 1997, Julianne's film Allie & Me was nominated as a Feature Film finalist for the Hollywood Discovery Awards. It did not win.

Julianne was married to musician Bruce Springsteen on May 13, 1985. The couple divorced in 1989. Bruce's album Tunnel of Love documents their turbulent relationship.

While starring in Sisters, Julianne appeared in a public service announcement about family violence for NBC's The More You Know campaign.