Julia Bradbury

Works
Actor (6),
Birthday
1970-07-24

Julia Bradbury - known for her work in such projects:

JULIA was born in Dublin to a Greek mother and a Derbyshire born father. The family moved back to the UK in the early 70's and settled in Rutland (the smallest county in Britain).

Business interests of both parents also took them to Sheffield where Julia went to school. She took part in the Crucible Theatre’s stage production of Peter Pan, starring Joanne Whalley and Paula Wilcox where she donned a fishtail and got afternoons off school playing a mermaid – Julia’s first professional engagement.

After leaving school she moved to London to live with Gina and after a short spell of working in the family fashion business, she followed her dream of working in television.

The most significant works of Julia Bradbury

Julia Bradbury's Wonders of the Frozen South Poster
Role: Presenter, episodes: 3
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Pointless Celebrities Poster
Role: herself, episodes: 1
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Ready, Steady, Cook Poster
Ready, Steady, Cook 1994–2010
Role: herself (guest), episodes: 1
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Shooting Stars Poster
Shooting Stars 1993–2011
Role: herself, episodes: 1
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Countryfile Poster
Role: herself (host), episodes: 106
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Watchdog Poster
Watchdog 1985
Role: herself (host), episodes: 123
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Full filmography Julia Bradbury
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