
Julie Michaels
Admittedly, the brand of the sultry, All-American bombshell has served Julie Michaels well in her acting career. Fans will agree that Julie's performance opposite Patrick Swayze in Road House (1989) was iconic and impossible to forget. Her incredibly graphic fight scene with Keanu Reeves in Kathryn Bigelow's Point Break (1991) inspired the New York Times to dub her "The babe who nuked Keanu". Undeniably, Julie is as beautiful as she is talented and tenacious, though the multi-nominee and Emmy Award winner broke well past the stigma of "seductress" to branch out into other positions in the entertainment industry, effortlessly traversing between acting, stunt coordinating and producing. While often wearing several hats at the same time. Julie Michaels killed "Jason" in Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993), tangled with Dwayne Johnson in The Scorpion King (2002), and fought the "Ultimate Fighter" in John Herzfeld's 15 Minutes (2001). Roles which relied not only on her training as an actress but as a stunt woman. Additionally, she has been paired opposite Dean Cain, was frozen by "The Governator" (Arnold Schwarzenegger) in Batman & Robin (1997), and made several recent appearances on television shows such as How To Get Away With Murder, Jane The Virgin, Nashville, Southland, Seal Team, and on the soon to be released Chick Fight, opposite Malin Ackerman, also starring Alec Baldwin. Julie Michaels was awarded Best Actress for her role in the short film Last Writes on which she executive produced. She also co-executive produced After Forever, the acclaimed series which (in 2019) won several Daytime Emmy Awards. This "Golden Girl" seems to have the Midas touch and continues to break barriers in her own career as well as tear down walls for fellow women in the industry. In 2016 Julie Michaels was nominated for a Prime-Time Emmy Award for Outstanding Stunt Coordination for a Comedy or Variety Show (the first woman ever to be nominated for that category) and earned herself an Action Icon Award in 2017. Additionally, between 2017-2019, Julie co-stunt coordinated the show Seal Team alongside her equally accomplished husband Peewee Piemonte, where the duo proudly sought and succeeded in hiring several hundreds of Veteran performers over their pilot and 44 episode run (the efforts of which garnered them an Emmy Nomination). The power couple has coordinated several top award-winning network shows together over the years (How To Get Away With Murder, Jane The Virgin, and Nashville to name a few fan favorites). Despite her dedication and commitment to creating action for television and film, Julie Michaels continues to find her way back in front of the camera. Exactly where loyal fans want her! - IMDb mini biography by: CatarACT, Inc.
Filmography (25)
MOVIEHearts of Darkness: The Making of the Final Friday2025as Self
MOVIE★ 5.8Chick Fight2020as Mary
TV★ 8.0SEAL Team2017as Stacy Mitchell
MOVIE★ 7.9Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th2013as Self
MOVIE★ 2.8The Legends of Nethiah2012as Naran Anie
TV★ 8.1Ghost Whisperer2005as Barrista
TV★ 8.1Everybody Hates Chris2005as Blond Teacher
TV★ 7.5Weeds2005as Sandy
TV★ 7.9Desperate Housewives2004as Slutty Woman
TV★ 7.5She Spies2002as Julie
MOVIE★ 5.6The Scorpion King2002as Harem Girl (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 4.8Layover2001as Female Club Goer
MOVIE★ 6.3Rat Race2001as Charleen (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 3.7Vampire Resurrection2001as Maggie
MOVIE★ 4.2I, Vampire2000as (archive footage)
MOVIE★ 4.4Batman & Robin1997as Jane (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 3.1A Time to Revenge1997as Tami Whitmar
TV★ 6.3Baywatch Nights1995as Catherine
MOVIE★ 4.6Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday1993as Agent Elizabeth Marcus
MOVIE★ 4.9Witchboard 21993as Susan Sidney
MOVIE★ 5.2Doctor Mordrid1992as Irene
MOVIE★ 7.2Point Break1991as Freight Train
TV★ 5.9Super Force1990as Alexandria (as Julia Michaels)
TV★ 8.0Tales from the Crypt1989as Waitress (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 6.8Road House1989as Denise