Julia Blake
Born in Bristol, England, UK — Mar 13 1936
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Biography
Julia Blake (born 13 May 1937) is an English-born Australian actress of theatre and television. She is best known to television audiences for her three roles in the cult series Prisoner – Evelyn Randall in 1981, Alice Dodds in 1983 and Nancy McCormack in 1986.
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Julia Blake's Credits
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Blue Heelers
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries
Hilly McNaster
Prisoner
Nancy McCormack
The Starter Wife
Mrs. Caldecott
Carson's Law
Miss Hilda Deniston
Zoo Family
Mrs. Watson
Mr & Mrs Murder
Allegra Scaletta
Bed of Roses
Minna Franklin
Salem's Lot
Eva Prunier
The Dressmaker
Irma Almanac
Women of the Sun
Mrs. McPhee
A Difficult Woman
Mrs McKenzie
Aquamarine
Grandma Maggie
Against the Wind
Cook
The Dry
Barb Hadler
The Last Outlaw
Mrs. Scott
Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
Mrs. Underhill
Sword of Honour
Jean Rogers
Under Capricorn
Milly
Three Dollars
Tanya's Mother
Patrick
Matron Cassidy
Mushrooms
Flo
Georgia
Elizabeth
Passion
Queen Alexandra
My Brilliant Career
Mother
Matching Jack
Cleo
Snapshot
Mrs. Bailey
The Thorn Birds: The Missing Years
Fee Cleary
Man of Flowers
Art Teacher
Twenty Good Years (AU)
The Dunera Boys
Mum
The Boys Are Back
Barbara
Hotel de Love
Edith Dunne
Cactus
Club Speaker
Hawke
Ellie Hawke
An Indecent Obsession
Matron
Father
Iya Zetnick
My First Wife
Kristin
Locusts And Wild Honey
Dr. Fletcher
Lonely Hearts
Pamela
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Heather Hudson
A Difficult Woman
Mrs. McKenzie
Travelling North
Frances
A Month of Sundays
Sarah
Last Dance
Ulah Lippman
The Society Murders
Margaret Wales-King
Looking for Grace
Nell Norris
Innocence
Claire
Salome
The Forbidden
Is This the Real World
Gamma