Julia 1977

As a favor to a close friend, celebrated playwright Lillian Hellman embarks on a perilous journey, risking everything to secretly transport vital funds into war-torn Nazi Germany.

As a favor to a close friend, celebrated playwright Lillian Hellman embarks on a perilous journey, risking everything to secretly transport vital funds into war-torn Nazi Germany.

Does Julia have end credit scenes?

No!

Julia does not have end credit scenes.

Actors

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Ratings

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Metacritic

58

Metascore

7.3

User Score

IMDb

7.1 /10

IMDb Rating

TMDB

65

%

User Score

Discover the awards and nominations received by Julia. Explore the history of Julia and its cast and crew.


32nd British Academy Film Awards 1979

Fred Zinnemann
Win

Best Film

Fred Zinnemann
Fred Zinnemann
Nomination

Direction

Fred Zinnemann
Jane Fonda
Win

Best Actress in a Leading Role

Jane Fonda
Jason Robards
Nomination

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Jason Robards
Win

Best Screenplay

Win

Best Cinematography

Nomination

Best Costume Design

Nomination

Best Editing

Nomination

Best Original Music

Nomination

Best Production Design

50th Academy Awards 1978

Jason Robards
Win

Actor in a Supporting Role

Jason Robards
Nomination

Actor in a Supporting Role

Maximilian Schell
Jane Fonda
Nomination

Actress in a Leading Role

Jane Fonda
Vanessa Redgrave
Win

Actress in a Supporting Role

Vanessa Redgrave
Nomination

Cinematography

Nomination

Costume Design

Fred Zinnemann
Nomination

Directing

Fred Zinnemann
Nomination

Film Editing

Nomination

Music (Original Score)

Nomination

Best Picture

Win

Writing (Screenplay—based on material from another medium)

30th Directors Guild of America Awards 1978

Fred Zinnemann
Nomination

Feature Film

Fred Zinnemann

35th Golden Globe Awards 1978

Nomination

Best Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical

Jane Fonda
Win

Best Performance in a Motion Picture – Drama (Actress)

Jane Fonda
Jason Robards
Nomination

Best Supporting Performance in a Motion Picture – Drama, Comedy or Musical (Supporting Actor)

Jason Robards
Nomination

Best Supporting Performance in a Motion Picture – Drama, Comedy or Musical (Supporting Actor)

Maximilian Schell
Vanessa Redgrave
Win

Best Supporting Performance in a Motion Picture – Drama, Comedy or Musical (Supporting Actress)

Vanessa Redgrave
Fred Zinnemann
Nomination

Best Director

Fred Zinnemann
Nomination

Best Screenplay

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nazi germanytypewriterflashbackhospitaltrain stationtoilettrain toiletborder crossingidentity controlcustomschocolatecafeprosthetic legnightmaredream sequencetheatertheatrical playvoice over narrationcharacter name as titlelillian hellman characterwoundpre world war twoyear 1934narrated by characternarrated by protagonistbeachbeach housedashiell hammett characterfemale playwrightbonfirereference to a bulldogreference to a cocker spanielwriter's blockfoodflash forwardyounger version of charactereatinggrandmother granddaughter relationshipgrandfather grandmother relationshipmother daughter relationshipframed photographwealthfamerecordingrecord playerdancerdancinghappy new yeargiving a toastparis france

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