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Julie White is an American actress. She was born at Balboa Naval Hospital in San Diego, California. When she was three years old, she and her family moved to Austin, Texas, where they own a ranch. She started acting in local plays and became a semiprofessional at 16. While she was playing the lead role in the musical, "The Baker's Wife," the show's authors encouraged her to take her talent to New York.

After graduating from high school, she followed their advice, enrolling as a history major at Fordham University and beginning her professional work. Appearing both in new plays and in the classics, White expanded her experience via regional theaters throughout the United States. Her acting credits include roles in "Absurd Person Singular," "Money and Friends," "Marvin's Room," "Largo Desolato" and "On the Verge."

White made her New York debut off-Broadway as the lead in "Lucky Stiff." Her other off-Broadway credits include "The Stick Wife," "Early One Evening," "Just Say No," "Over Texas"; and a starring role in Spike Heels, the romantic comedy hit of the 1992 season, with Kevin Bacon and Tony Goldwyn.

On Broadway, she made a name for herself starring in Wendy Wasserstein's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, "The Heidi Chronicles."

Grace Under Fire is White's first television series.

White has one daughter, Alexandra.

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