Julie Patzwald

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Julie Patsvald
Julie Patzwald at a 2010 Film Screening and Launch Party.jpg
Born March 11, 1980
British Columbia
Died 2012
Vancouver
Occupation actor

Julie Patsvald was a Canadian actor.[1] She also mentored younger actors as an acting coach.[2]

Biography

In the period 1997-2010, Julie starred in 50 film and television series. In 2008 Patsvald won Leo Awards in the category Best Female-starring in a Drama Series for her role as Amy Wanderlei from the television series The Guard.[3] The following year, she received a nomination for the same award, but lost the award to Yves Harlow, a colleague on the series.

32-year-old Julie committed suicide because of chronic pain in April 2012 in Vancouver, Canada.

Selected filmography

Selected filmography
Year name role
1998 I've Been Waiting for You Misty
1998 First wave Vanessa
1998 - 1999 The Outer Limits Cammy / Tara Vanutter
1999 Disturbing behavior Betty Caldicott
2000 Stargate SG-1 Knight
2002 Bang bang you're dead actor number 6
2002 The dead zone Jill Derr
2002 John Doe the girl who asks, "When will I die?"
2004 Stargate: Atlantis Pelius
2004 Dead like me Tessa
2005 The L Word Sally
2006 The collector Celia van der Heyden
2006 Alice, I Think Charlene
2006 John Tucker Must Die Becky
2007 Butterfly on a Wheel cashier
2007 Supernatural guide
2007 Blood ties Maria
2007 Kyle XY Marsha
2008 - 2009 The guard Amy Wonderly

References

  1. Jennie Punter. Sheltered Life, Globe and Mail, 2009-08-27. Retrieved on 2021-05-09.
  2. Michael D. Reid. Actor Rowan Rycroft steps up to help family musical theatre, Times Colonist, 2013-05-22. Retrieved on 2021-05-09. “No matter what role Rowan tackles, she says she’ll never forget the profound influence of actor Julie Patzwald, her inspiring late acting coach, whose sudden death last year affected her so much, she stopped auditioning for a while.”
  3. Herbie J Pilato. Julie Patzwald: The Tragic Death and Chronic Pain of the Former Child Star of "Stargate" TV Franchise, Newsbreak, 2023-07-31. Retrieved on 2021-05-09. “Patzwald had made guest appearances in over thirty other TV shows, for which she was twice honored with LEO Awards for Best Actress. Patzwald was also considered to be one of Vancouver's most highly revered acting coaches.”