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Julie Adams Profile
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(Betty May Adams) |
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17 October 26 | is born in Waterloo, Iowa. Her father's a cotton buyer. |
? | moves with her family to Little Rock, Arkansas, during childhood |
46 | graduates from Little Rock Junior College |
goes to Los Angeles at age 19 to live with her aunt |
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? | works as a secretary |
? | is discovered when helping in a screen test of football star Leon Hart |
Summer 50 | Universal-International changes her name first to Julia and then to Julie |
2 January 51 | marries screenwriter Leonard Stern in Redlands, California. He's 28; she's 24. The ceremony is performed by a justice of the peace. |
November 51 | attends the world premiere of Bright Victory with Stern |
April 52 | she and Stern head for New York to catch the premiere of Bend of the River |
June 52 | is signed to a seven-year contract by Universal-International |
plans to surprise Stern with the gift of a nude statue of herself |
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January 53 | Universal-International has her legs insured for $125,000 by Lloyds of London |
March 53 | is seen with Stern at La Rue |
June 53 | she and Stern separate |
July 53 | she and Stern deny separation rumors. "We have been having our little difficulties, but we haven't come to any decision yet. We are trying to work it out and I believe we will." |
August 53 | goes to Texas for location filming of The Man from the Alamo |
becomes good friends with Neville Brand on location of The Man from the Alamo |
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September 53 | is expected to divorce Stern in California |
13 October 53 | wins a divorce from Stern in Santa Monica, California. She testifies that her husband told her she didn't have the acting ability to go with her $200,000 legs. He's 30; she's 26. |
December 53 | has her first date with Jeff Chandler at the premiere of Julius Caesar |
she and Jeff Chandler make their idyll public |
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January 54 | is seen at the Captain's Table with singer-actor Vic Damone |
is voted "Miss Melon Patch of 1953" |
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February 54 | she and studio executive Charlie Simonelli are a big new thing |
March 54 | attends the premiere of The Glenn Miller Story with Rock Hudson |
11 April 54 | attends the wedding of Suzan Ball and Dick Long in Santa Barbara |
July 54 | during location filming in Boston, she catches the eye of Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams |
the press claims she tells Universal-International that she’s mad about Ted Williams. The same day her name is linked with three different guys in as many East Coast cities. |
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is Donald O'Connor's new date interest |
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August 54 | is seen ringside at Ciro's with Vic Damone. Lenny Kent and Rose Marie perform. |
gets long distance calls from Ted Williams |
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September 54 | dates fellow Universal-International player George Nader for publicity purposes |
23 December 54 | in Hollywood, she and 75 other actresses and actors get soaked by water used to put out a fire caused by an oil lamp’s igniting a lavish movie set |
55 | meets her future husband Ray Danton when filming The Looters |
changes her name from Julia to Julie Adams because she was cast in too many of those "gentle Julia" roles |
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20 February 55 | marries Danton at the El Montecito Presbyterian Church in Santa Barbara, California. He's 24; she's 28. |
July 55 | Universal-International presents her and Danton with a new car as a reward for making an automobile tour of Kansas to promote The Private War of Major Benson. Following the tour, the couple plans to motor throughout the New England states and visit his family in New York. |
17 October 56 | her son Steven Richard is born at St. Joseph's Hospital in Hollywood |
12 December 62 | her son Mitchell R. is born in Los Angeles |
April 64 | Danton denies rumors of trouble in their marriage. He says, "I am very outspoken. If it were true, I'd be making a noise all over town." |
December 65 | columnist Hedda Hopper knows: “Julie Adams will see a lawyer about divorcing Ray Danton, who was so good in 110 in the Shade. They have two children and have been separated for several months.” |
January 67 | divorces Danton in Los Angeles |
April 79 | is on stage at the Center Repertory Theatre in Cleveland's Playhouse Square in Women and Other People |
90s | her address is 5915 Corbin Ave., Tarzana, CA 91356 |
January 03 | attends the Hollywood Collectors & Celebrities Show in North Hollywood |
04 | attends the Memphis Film Festival |
3 February 19 | dies at age 92 in Los Angeles |
? | her cremains get buried at Oak Ridge Cemetery in Malvern, Arkansas |
Sources: Syracuse Herald-American, Great Bend Daily Tribune, The Newark Advocate and American Tribune, Valley Morning Star, The Monessen Daily Independent, The Lethbridge Herald, The Daily Register, The Zanesville Signal, Waukesha Daily Freeman, The Times Recorder, Times-Bulletin, Nevada State Journal, The Holland Evening Sentinel, The Cedar Rapids Gazette,The Evening Banner, The Hammond Times, The Lima News, Chronicle-Telegram, Picture Show Who's Who on the Screen, Modern Screen, Motion Picture, Silver Screen, Screenland, Dell's Who's Who in Hollywood, www.IMDb.com, Western Women by Boyd Magers and Michael G. Fitzgerald, Dr Macro, www.Ancestry.com | |
Recommended Books: Western Women by Boyd Magers and Michael G. Fitzgerald The Lucky Southern Star by Julie Adams | |
Links: Filmography Spooky Tom's Nightmare Mansion Elvis' Women JSR Pages: Julie Adams Brian's Drive-In Theater: Julie Adams |