Julien Durant
Julien Durant is a Canadian-American actor from Vancouver, BC. He has appeared in several productions including CW's The Flash and iZombie. He is known for television, commercials, voice-over and music videos. Julien Durant has been in several campaigns as a model and has won gold medals in powerlifting. Durant is a graduate of the world renowned Actor's Foundry. Julien Durant is the brother of CFL football player Lemar Durant.
Julien Elan Goldberg
Julien Elan Goldberg is known for Saturday Night Live (1975) and Chang Can Dunk (2023).
Julien Emirian
Julien Emirian is an actor, known for L'hermine (2015), Les Harkis (2022) and Laëtitia (2019).
Julien Faraut
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Julien Floreancig
Julien Floreancig is known for Vortex (2022), Les enfants fous (2017) and L'homme au piano.
Julien Fournet
Julien Fournet is known for Pil (2021), Enfoiré de président (2009) and The Jungle Bunch 2: The Great Treasure Quest (2014).
Julien Frison
This young Belgian actor is very active for someone his age (14 in 2007): starting his movie career in 2006 in Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt's 'Odette Toulemonde', he has also appeared, as Wallace, the one-eyed "cowboy" in Bensalah's odd western 'Big City' and in a movie entitled 'Noé', slated for release in the spring of 2008. At the beginning of 2008 he will start a new movie with Olivier Gourmet. He is now a student at the Athénée royal de Rixensart and lives in Court-Saint-Etienne.
Julien Galipeau
Julien Galipeau is an actor, known for Cam Boy (2021).
Julien Guetta
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Julien Guiomar
Passionate about acting, Julien Guiomar has left a lasting imprint on the theater (since 1952), on television (since 1958) and on the big screen (since 1966) in a career spanning five decades. And yet, Guiomar first saw himself as a dentist, ... like Daddy! But he finally proved the saying 'Like father like song' wrong. Too bad for dentistry but so much the better for entertainment which otherwise would have had to do without his singular talent. And, to tell the truth, Julien Guiomar did not coddle himself. He indeed appeared in over thirty plays with Jean Vilar's famed Théâtre National Populaire (TNP); he was in more than forty TV films, in which his incredible presence allowed him to embody such figures as Alexandre Borgia or Diafoirus in Molière's Le malade imaginaire (1971). His film parts are even more numerous and include authority figures (colonels, police commissioners, prelates and even God Himself in Arthur Joffé's curious comedy Que la lumière soit (1998). As of his first two appearances, in Philippe de Broca's Le roi de coeur (1966), as a lunatic who takes himself for a bishop and in Louis Malle's Le voleur (1967) as a phony priest, Julien Guiomar has imposed an image of authority tinged with eccentricity. Always colorful in his expression, he can also exert sheer spitefulness (the colonel in Costa-Gavras Z (1969)) or warm humanity (the surgeon of Serge Korber's Je vous ferai aimer la vie (1979)). He may have been in too many campy comedies but he saves them from total crassness by his mere inspired presence. Julien Guiomar retired in 2004 after a final TV Film.