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Janet Julian
Actress 67 years old

Janet Julian

Evanston, Illinois, USA

Janet Julian is an American former actress best known for her work on television and in genre films during the late 1970s through the early 1990s. She began her acting career in the early 1970s, appearing on shows such as Alias Smith and Jones before landing one of her... Read full bio →

Filmography

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6 titles
Taking Care of Business

Taking Care of Business

Arthur Hiller 1990 1h 48m 5.0

Lives are turned upside down when a corporate businessman loses his leather datebook in an airport.

King of New York

King of New York

Abel Ferrara 1990 1h 43m 7.3

A former drug lord returns from prison determined to wipe out all his competition and distribute the profits of his operations to New York's poor and lower classes in this stylish and ultra violent modern twist on Robin Hood.

Ghost Warrior

Ghost Warrior

J. Larry Carroll 1984 1h 21m 5.0

A deep-frozen 400-year-old samurai is shipped to Los Angeles, where he comes back to life. Dazed and confused, he goes on a rampage. Can the female scientist and her colleague who revived him stop him before it's too late?

Fear City

Fear City

Abel Ferrara 1984 1h 35m 5.5

Tom Berenger plays an ex-boxer and "talent" agent who finds his life closing in around him when a psychopathic martial artist starts stabbing and slashing strippers on their way home from nightclubs.

Humongous

Humongous

Paul Lynch 1982 1h 34m 4.0

The monstrous offspring of a violent crime grows up in seclusion on a remote island, where a boat-full of hapless teens have shipwrecked, unaware of what's lurking in the woods.

Big Wednesday

Big Wednesday

John Milius 1978 2h 8.7

'Big Wednesday' is a gentle rites-of-passage movie that covers many years in the lives of three friends as they grow up but never entirely grow apart. Both touching and humorous, the film authentically recreates the spirit of 60s and 70s America, looking at the big issues of the time through the eyes of three ordinary young men.

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