Julia Davis

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Birthday:

1966, Bath, Somerset, England, UK

Height:

175 cm

Julia Davis was born in 1966 in Bath, Somerset, England. She is an actress and writer, known for Love Actually (2003), Four Lions (2010) and Persuasion (2007).

With Nighty Night (2004) series one, Oprah Winfrey's channel took it on, so she must have liked it.

I think I am generally prone to exaggerating characters, taking them to a ridiculous extent. But you do also meet those people in real life ...Show more »

I think I am generally prone to exaggerating characters, taking them to a ridiculous extent. But you do also meet those people in real life who are just really awful. I don't deliberately hang around bus stations or anything to find odd people but Holloway Road is quite good for them - there are a lot of strange people wandering around Holloway Road - I don't know why. Show less «

I spent every weekend with my best friend, Amanda, playing dress-ups - until I was about 14, when she wanted to stop and I wanted to carry o...Show more »

I spent every weekend with my best friend, Amanda, playing dress-ups - until I was about 14, when she wanted to stop and I wanted to carry on doing it. Show less «

I would love to get a really good role in a film. And to work with other great actors and do more in the US. I have done a tiny bit of direc...Show more »

I would love to get a really good role in a film. And to work with other great actors and do more in the US. I have done a tiny bit of directing in the past - I would love to do more of that. And I would love to just finally make all the things I have written - I have quite a pile sitting here. Show less «

I worked in a supermarket and in the finance department of Bath University, which was the worst. It was so, so boring. All I had to do was c...Show more »

I worked in a supermarket and in the finance department of Bath University, which was the worst. It was so, so boring. All I had to do was check someone else's adding up. It was terrible. Those sort of places are great for mining for comedy though; if you borrowed someone's pen it was a complete outrage. Show less «