Foster’s Features Interview with JULIE DAWN COLE: All About Julie (2019) | Episode 2
In an exclusive interview with Foster Hitchman, British actress, Julie Dawn Cole, talks to us about her lustrous career that followed “Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory” (1971). From her rise to stardom on hit British series “Angels” and “Poldark”, her surprise encounter with Mark Hamill, rumors of her auditioning for the 1972 adaptation of “Alice in Wonderland”, and her secret crush on a popular teen idol with whom she would later star on screen with.
In our second episode, we spoke to Julie about her role as Jo Longhurst on the BCC medical drama, Angels. We spent nearly twenty minutes talking about how the role impacted her career, the PR events her and her co-stars took part in, and cleared up the rumor of Julie auditioning for the 1972 adaptation of Alice In Wonderland.
Nurse Jo Longhurst | 0:30
Being cast on Angels | 1:48
Preparations to play a Nurse | 2:37
Child actor vs grown up actor | 3:25
Auditioning for Alice In Wonderland | 4:41
PR events and meeting Mark Hamill | 5:54
Julie’s favorite episode | 7:39
Feminism on Angels | 9:58
Friends on the set | 11:43
Angels influence on Julie | 13:30
Angels reboot | 14:28
Stay tuned for our second episode premiering August 15.
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Filmed on Location at Sturbridge Host Hotel & Conference Center in Stubridge, MA on June 29, 2018.
Dedicated in Memory of Denise Nickerson (April 1, 1957 - July 10, 2019)
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She's beautifull
Such a delightful woman. Thanks for sharing!
@fosterhitchman6857
5 жыл бұрын
tiberiuswise you’re welcome! Thank you for watching. Yes, Julie is a delightful woman. She’s so kind, engaging, vivacious, and easy to talk to. I really had fun meeting and interviewing her. It was a true privilege.
one of those circumstances where the role and the movie and the actress are all just perfect and firing on all cylinders. she just totally ate up the scenery in such a wonderful way in all of her scenes.
I remember angels with Julie dawn Cole.
We had three networks in the US. I loved Ms. Cole as Veruca Salt, the movie!
Remember watching Angels. But, I had no idea it started in the 70s
7:50 to 10:00 such a wonderful piece of history there to know how they shot TV back in the day and BRAVO to her for it being all one take, underrated actress indeed
👏👏👏 great Part 2!
O I think she could've imagined heights of stardom... She's probably sick of Veruca but she played the perfect brat, sweet & cringingly sour & most definitely legend now
Gorgeous woman and a nice way about her
Met Julie at a convention she signed her biography for me and also obtained a signed photo great performance and personality
6:53 thats quite interesting, I wonder how Mark got to see Willy wonka?? Was the movie being broadcast on TV at that point in late 77 in america, I cant remember what the 'pure imagination book' said, but then that kinda means he would have been one of the few who watched it then because the movie didnt reach phenomenon until early 80's VHS, i think i've got that right?!!
@mortsnerd5100
Жыл бұрын
I remember watching it on TV around the 1973-76 time-frame. It was pretty popular at the time, but probably more so after the VHS came out. It would have definitely been well-known already in 1977.
It's a decent interview with her. However, I don't know why you compared 'Charlie's Angels' to the BBC nursing drama. The only thing those programmes have in common is the use of the term 'angels'...
@fosterhitchman6857
4 жыл бұрын
Joseph Taylor thank you! The concept behind me using the comparison between those shows was more than just their usage of the word angels. Both shows had strong leading young women who were working to improve/heal society. With Charlie Angels, it was through law enforcement by fighting crime. With Angels it was literally healing as they worked in the medical field. Both had “higher powers” that they answered to “metaphorically”. With Charlie’s Angels, it was Charlie. In Angels, it was the student nurses who answered to their teachers and other medical staff on the ward. Both shows gave off the messages of girl power and female empowerment. Angels and Charlie’s Angels came out around the same time (about one year apart) and are staples within 1970s culture of their nations. Does that make sense?
Film called Feminine touch about 6 nurses at the beginning of the NHS
Never heard of angels
No!!! She CAN'T be in her 60s!!! She's way too hot!
I prefer the nurses uniform then,not scrubs. You do hospital corners in motels.
Lovely woman.
I so had a crush on her . lol