Julie Ege

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Julie Ege (born November 12, 1943 as Julie Dzuli in Sandnes , † April 29, 2008 in Oslo ) was a Norwegian film actress .

biography

Julie Ege started her career as a participant in beauty pageants and participated in the Miss Norway and Miss Universe elections. She later posed for the penthouse . In 1967 she went to England as an au pair to improve her language skills; she also attended a language school for this purpose.

She made her film debut in the Norwegian low-budget production Stompa til Sjøs , but her career only really took off in England. She earned a role in the 1969 James Bond film On Her Majesty's Secret Service . Other films followed, including on the side of Marty Feldman , Jon Finch and Jack Palance . During the 1970s she lived for many years in addition to Tony Bramwell , a former roadie of the Beatles and Brian May , the guitarist of the rock band Queen . She ended her film career in the mid-1970s and moved back to Norway. There she appeared in the theater, including in a production of The Rocky Horror Show , before she gave up acting completely and trained as a nurse .

In an interview with a Norwegian magazine in October 2002, she stated that she had lung cancer after successfully receiving treatment for breast cancer in 1986 .

Ege was divorced twice and most recently lived in Oslo, where she worked as a nurse until her death. She leaves two daughters.

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SURNAME Ege, Julie
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Dzuli, Julie
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Norwegian actress
DATE OF BIRTH November 12, 1943
PLACE OF BIRTH Sandnes
DATE OF DEATH April 29, 2008
Place of death Oslo