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There was a time in the 90s when Julia Ormond was everywhere. From being a Hollywood unknown she suddenly found herself, aged 29, the female lead in three huge movies alongside Tinseltown's biggest hitters — Brad Pitt in 's Legends of the Fall , Harrison Ford in Sabrina and both Sean Connery and Richard Gere in First Knight. She was hailed as the new Julia Roberts and described by one critic as "a hurricane on the horizon". The lone voice of caution, it seems, came from Julia herself. The New York Times ran a piece titled 'The Conception, Production and Distribution of Julia Ormond', which implied that Julia had somehow connived in creating her rapid celebrity out of nowhere an angle that all but ignored her successful ten-year career on the British stage and screen.

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Additionally, the recipient of Crystal Award for using her art to surpass cultural boundaries, Ormond is a supporter for Transatlantic Partners Against AIDS, which tries to raise awareness about AIDS in the Ukraine and Russia, as well as co-chairs of FilmAid International, a renowned nonprofit organization that brings aid and relief to refugees. She is now the wife of Jon Rubin, with whom she was married to in , and they share a daughter. Her love life has also been linked to actor Gabriel Byrne born on May 12, Her father, John Ormond, was a flourishing computer software designer who achieved a millionaire status by the age of

I'd always imagined that peculiar stiff-legged gait, which makes him look shorter than he really is, to be some kind of arch, actorly affectation. But no; he really walks like that. He used to walk like that a lot, in fact: until very recently, he was the only person in LA who didn't know how to drive.