Julia Sanford

With the grace of a dancer and the charm of a southern woman, actress Julia Sanford brings herself to every role. Her career spans the big and small screens, including appearances in the feature films "The Prestige" and "Something's Gotta Give," "Butterfly Caught" and television shows "Mad Men," "Criminal Minds," "Monk," and "Scrubs" among others. Julia is quite proud of her stint as a member of a breast cancer support group on the ABC soap opera "General Hospital" because of the positive message the story line offered to real cancer patients and survivors. Julia finds characters with a strong purpose resonate with her and often discovers them in the theater. Her portrayal of an American psychiatrist working with women in a Bosnian refugee camp in Eve Ensler's "Necessary Targets," gave her the opportunity to examine the horrors of war and its devastating effects on women, as did her creation of the character, Catherine, the mother of a returning soldier from World War II Japan in "Wa