Julia Blake
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Julia Blake (born 1936) is a British-born actress based in Australia. She is possibly 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.
Her other TV credits include:
- Bellbird
- Twenty Good Years
- Against the Wind
- Carson's Law
- Under Capricorn
- Edens Lost
- The Magistrate
- A Difficult Woman
- The Thorn Birds: The Missing Years
- SeaChange
- Blue Heelers
- All Saints
Blake has also worked extensively in Australian cinema, with appearances in:
- Patrick
- My Brilliant Career
- Lonely Hearts
- Man of Flowers
- Cactus
- Travelling North
- Georgia
- Father
- Mushrooms
- Hotel de Love
- Passion
- Innocence
- The Forest
- Human Touch
- Three Dollars
- Aquamarine.
Blake is married to actor Terry Norris.
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