Julianne Nicholson

Julianne Nicholson is known as an American actress. She is most famous for her roles in Monos and Black Mass.

Background and Age

Julianne Nicholson was born on July 1, 1971 in Medford, MA. Her father's name is James O. Nicholson, Jr. and her mom's name is Kate. She went to Arlington Catholic High School. Afterward, she went to Hunter College but she left school to study acting.

Husband and Kids

Julianne Nicholson has been married to British actor Jonathan Cake since September 24, 2004. The couple met while playing a couple on an unaired HBO pilot called 'Marriage'. The couple has invited two children to the world named Ignatius Cake and Phoebe Margaret Cake.

Career and Net Worth

Julianne started her movie career with the role of Lou Yates in 'Harvest' in 1998. She also depicted the role of Phoebe in 'Long Time Since' and played the role of College Student in 'One True Thing'. She launched her TV career as Cara in 'Nothing Sacred' in 1997. She depicted a supporting role in the TV miniseries 'Storm of the Century'. She had a big break when she was guest-featuring in 'ER' and 'Law and Order'.She depicted the role of Megan Wheeler in the 6th season of 'Law and Order: Criminal Intent'.

She became a big name when she appeared as Marianne Conolly in 'Dark Mass' in 2015 and as Dr. Sara Watson in 'Monos' in 2019. She won Hollywood Film Award in the category of Ensemble of the Year for 'August: Osage County' in 2013.

In January 2020, HBO released the primary episode of a show adapted from Stephen King's 2018 novel The Outsider. In the story, an 11-year-old child is found ambushed and murdered. All proof including spectators, camera film, fingerprints, and DNA obviously points to one man. However, in any case, that there's also undeniable proof that this individual was elsewhere, and thusly couldn't have completed the loathsome wrongdoing. It's an odd situation wherein two things strife however are both valid.

The project is driven by producer, director, and star Jason Bateman and writer Richard Price. The small screen adaptation improves upon its source material by altering its tone. Reconfiguring itself as to a more noteworthy degree a Price-style procedural, it's an image of the way by which wretchedness spreads like a plague, debasing everyone it contacts until the certifiable calamity isn't the fundamental upheaval that happened to an individual, family or system, anyway the pulverization left a while later. Julianne stars in the show as Marcy Maitland.