Julie Condra

Julie Michele Condra (born 1 December 1970) is an American model and actress that starred in several film and television series. She is mostly known for her roles in the television show The Wonder Years and in the first series for New World Television Santa Barbara, where she was nominated for the Young Artist Award, in the category of Best Young actress in 1990.[1]

Julie Condra
Born	(1970-12-01) 1 December 1970 Ballinger, Texas, United States
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1982–present
Height	1.71 m (5 ft 7 in)
Spouse(s)	Mark Dacascos (1998)
Children	3

Early life and career

She is the daughter of Priscilla Condra. She lived in San Antonio, Texas during her early years. She started a modelling career at the age of nine and appeared in television commercials in San Antonio. At 14 years old, she was crowned Miss Texas Teen. She continued to model and appear various commercials and catalog in her early teens until at the age 16, where she would move to LA to purse her dreams for acting. She debuted her acting career in 1987, where she portrayed the role of Susie from the series Who's the Boss. Her first breakthrough started from 1990 in the series The Wonder Years in which she portrayed her role as Madeline Adam. In the same year, Condra was also nominated for Young Artist Award in the category of Best Young actress for her role in the soap opera Santa Barbara. She would also have roles in the films Road to Redemption (2001)[2] and Mixed Blessings (1995) as well as crime drama series such Diagnosis Murder and Viper.[3][4]

In 1991, she appeared in the Circus of the Stars, an annual television special broadcast by the CBS network which featured many leading movie and television stars.

In 1999, she starred as one of the main cast in an Italian comedy film Screw Loose (released as Svitati in Italy).

Personal life

She married actor Brandon Douglas in 1992 but divorced in 1995. She later married martial artist actor Mark Dacascos,[5] who starred with her in Crying Freeman (1995). They have three children: two sons and a daughter.[6]

Filmography

Movies and Film appearances

Year	Title	Role
1982	Wrong Is Right
1985	The Legend of Billie Jean	(uncredited)
1985	Papa Was a Preacher	Marilyn
1988	Family Medical Center	Chelsea Greene
1989	The Fulfillment of Mary Gray	Sarah Gray
1992	Gas, Food Lodging	Tanya
1995	Crying Freeman	Emu O'Hara
1995	Mixed Blessings	Barbara Elizabeth Chandler
1995	Nixon	Young Pat Nixon
1997	Touch	Shelly
1999	Screw Loose	Dr. Barbara Collier
1999	Michael Landon, the Father I Knew	Cindy Landon
2000	A Tale of Two Bunnies Ruby	Ruby
2000	Beautiful	Miss Iowa
2001	Road to Redemption	Amanda Tucker
2004	Junior Pilot	Little Monster's mother

TV series

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1987	Who's the Boss?	Susie	Episode: "Hit the Road, Chad"
1987	Valerie's Family	Jennifer	Episode: "You've Got to Believe"
1988	Ohara	X	Episode: "X"
1988	The Tracey Ullman Show	Kim Tillman	Episode: #2.9
1988	Aaron's Way	Tricia	Episode: "A Healing Power"
1988	CBS Summer Playhouse	Buffy Heatherton	Episode: "The Johnsons Are Home"
1989–1990	Santa Barbara	Emily DiNapoli Hughes	Recurring role, all 59 episodes
1990	Evening Shade	Michelle Marlin	Episode: "Fast Woman"
1990	Parker Lewis Can't Lose	Dona Sue Horton	Episodes: "Power Play" and "Radio Free Flamingo"
1990–1991	The Wonder Years	Madeline Adams	Episodes: "Ninth Grade Man", "It's a Mad, Mad, Madeline World", "Heartbreak", "Denial"
1991–1992	Eerie, Indiana	Syndi Teller	Recurring role, all 19 episodes
1993	Class of '96	Pam	Episode: "Look Homeward Angela"
1993	Against the Grain	As Julie Condra Douglas	Episodes: "Don't Be a Stranger"
1994	Robin's Hoods		Episode: "Bad Girl"
1994	Married... with Children		Episodes: "My Mom, the Mom" and "Valentine's Day Massacre"
1996	Walker, Texas Ranger	Leann Singer	Episode: "Blackout"
1994–1996	Weird Science	Brenda	Episode: "Copper Top Girl" and "It's a Wonderful Life (Without You)"
1996	Diagnosis Murder	Heather Michaels	Episode: "Left-Handed Murder"
1996	High Tide	Terri Fisher	Episode: "Mission Improbable"
1997	Viper	Grace Mayfield	Episode: "Turf Wars"

Specials

Year	Title	Role
1991	Circus of the Stars	Herself

Awards

Year	Category	Work	Result
1990	Best Young Actress in a Daytime Drama	Santa Barbara	Nominated

References

1. Encyclopedia Condra, Julie 1970– (Julia Condra Douglas)
2. "'Redemption' Made for Wrong Screen". Arizona Republic. 2001-02-16. p. 71. Retrieved 2020-08-11.
3. Julie Condra Bio https://marriedbiography.com/julie-condra-biography/
4. https://www.bing.com/k/celebrities/julie-condra/timeline
5. "The Chairman Speaks". Pacific Daily News. 2011-05-15. pp. A3. Retrieved 2020-08-11.
6. "Mark Dacasco Official Facebook Page". Facebook. Facebook. Archived from the original on 2016-04-13. Retrieved 2016-06-19.

External links

• Julie Condra on IMDb