Julie McCullough

Julie McCullough is one of the most smiling women in the world. I just want to call her a bunny, but not only because for a long time she was the face of the world famous Playboy magazine, although for this reason too! How does the American sex symbol of the 1980s live today, how did her career develop then and now, and what is the personal life of the famous beauty full of?

Julie Michelle McCullough was born on January 30, 1965 in Hawaii. The mother of the future star was called Nancy, she was a housewife, the marriage with the baby's father did not work out, and when Julie was at the age of four, Nancy married a sailor and military man named Herman Patner. From Nancy's first marriage, Julie has an older brother, Joey McCullough.

Julie's stepfather's profession obliged the family to move frequently, so the little beauty spent her childhood in almost a dozen states: California, North Carolina, Texas, West Virginia, Louisiana, Missouri, Nevada, Florida. In addition, Julie's family had a chance to live in Italy and Canada for some time.

Fashion model, actress, screenwriter and comedian, Julie McCullough is one of the few worthy examples when incredible beauty and sexuality, and besides - natural blonde hair color - do not prevent a girl from being smart, hardy and endlessly cheerful, no matter what happens around.

Julie's career began as a model when she was still in high school. McCullough had an ideal appearance and natural magnetism, charm, and it would be foolish not to take advantage of such gifts of nature. Julie began to earn money at shows and photo shoots.

After graduating from school, the beauty McCullough went to California, where she was lucky enough to get on the pages of the world famous gloss for men Playboy.

She began to appear frequently in this publication, and in February 1986, at the age of 21, Julie McCullough received the gift of fate that almost all American girls dream of - she became the Playmate of the famous magazine, that is, "Playboy's Girlfriend", or Girl of the Month. This gives the right to shine on the centerfold of the magazine, and also brings stunning fame. This was an important milestone in Julie's career.

Of course, Julie started her acting career straight out of school. But, as often happens, it was the appearance in the popular gloss that promoted the acting career of a young beautiful girl.

But Julie herself was a pretty punchy girl. So, in 1984, she managed to get a tiny, but a role in the sitcom Who's the Boss? So, Julie opened her way to television, where for several years she received episodes in American TV shows, for example, in "Max Headrum" and "Golden Girls".

Julie's acting career developed in a measured way: slowly but surely the girl was growing all the time. So, in 1988, McCullough moved on to slightly more significant incarnations on the screen. She starred in her first feature film, The Drop, a remake of the acclaimed horror movie, in which she portrayed Susie. By the way, around the same time - in 1987 and 1988 - Julie also worked on documentaries dedicated to Playboy magazine. There Julie appeared in the images of "Miss February '87" and "Miss September '88".

All in the same 1988, Julie also starred in the series, and this time the role was not as episodic as before. McCullough happened to be reincarnated as a character named Sarah Danner in the fantastic serial Superboy.

Finally, in 1989, the moment came for the final breakthrough and universal recognition of Julie McCullough in cinema. The girl got the role of Julia Costello in the popular sitcom Growth Trouble. The series has been on the screens for 4 years at that time, he promised to become a lucky ticket for Julie and became, but not quite as we would like. McCullough managed to appear only in 8 episodes, after which she was fired due to an unreasonable scandal staged by the leading actor.

Julie was not lost even here. The beauty found her rightful place in the even more popular youth TV series "Beverly Hills 90210" - she played the role of Tina. So a dizzying career was launched. Of course, Julie did not conquer Hollywood. But she does not want to go there. Year after year, growing up, Julie began to change her roles, began to write scripts little by little. And, probably, the fact that most often she got the role in sitcoms, McCullough also became a professional comedian. And this is not surprising, because she constantly smiles and laughs, and such people are simply obliged to share their positive energy with others.

As is often the case, successful in work, Julie did not become such in love affairs. Or maybe, on the contrary, she has become, so nothing is known about her relationships with men - she hides from prying eyes, like all normal people. One way or another, it is only known that from 2001 to 2003, Julie was married to a colleague in the shop - actor David Sutcliffe.

Today, at the age of 52, Julie continues to shine as she did in her youth. She is still the same cheerful and smiling. So, for sure, the actress is doing well in her personal life.

Julie has a very enviable consistency in her preferences. The actress's clothes are always designed in one of her favorite directions, each of which will be considered in detail.

As a teenager, Julie showed off pretty typical teenage fashion from the 1970s and 1980s: panama hats, oversized sweaters, crop tops and stuff like that.

This can be a trouser version or a dress combined with a trench coat and modest accessories.Julie always "feels" very well the dress code of the event, where she needs to appear, and adheres to it perfectly.

Julie is very fond of hats and always very competently selects them to match the overall concept of the costume.

There is one flaw in Julie's style that is difficult to scold, because the charming smile with which she wears these denim suits and men's caps, frankly, is a little captivating. This mixture of incongruous styles suits her very well.

Julie McCullough's cocktail outfits of different years are always tastefully selected, they are feminine and sophisticated.

It's just incredible how this "kid" is transformed for appearances at gala evenings!

One of Julie McCullough's recent red carpet appearances was not just bright - the actress appeared to the public in an image that had never been used before. It's about a robot costume at the annual Met Gala. The event is regularly hosted by the Costume Institute of the New York Metropolitan Museum, and in 2016 the organizers dedicated a ball to high technology.