Julie is set to appear at the Edinburgh Film Festival on Sunday August 26th at 14:30. The time of this event is subject to change. Tickets will go on sale at midday on Friday July 20th. Click here for information on how to order tickets.

Actress. Writer. Singer/songwriter. Director. A new Renaissance woman with a fascinating career.

Discovered at the age of 14 by Jean-Luc Godard, Julie Delpy has always been more than an exquisite face. Yes, she looks - as Ethan Hawke’s character put it in Before Sunrise - like ‘a Botticelli angel’. But not every ethereal French screen goddess opts to play a Nazi, as Delpy did in Europa Europa; or a girl in the throes of an incestuous relationship with her father, as in Voyager; or a rotoscoped animation of herself, as in Waking Life. Even in Kryzstof Kieslowski’s legendary Three Colours trilogy, Delpy was the White witch, a deliciously nasty foil for Juliette Binoche and Irene Jacob’s limpid heroines. She’s always had an edge. Little wonder, then, that her directorial debut, Two Days in Paris, is such a smart, mischievous caper - the work of a sharp intellect and a wicked sense of humour. A genuine star talks us through a life in the spotlight.

Source: edfilmfest.org.uk

At the Apple Store Soho for an Apple and indieWIRE Filmmaker Talk during the Tribeca Film Festival, Julie Delpy talks about her new movie, “2 Days in Paris” (which had its North American premiere at the festival) and discusses Richard Linklater (with whom she made “Before Sunrise” and “Before Sunset”) and also talks about an upcoming project.

Source: indiewire.com

The classic Hollywood cliché of an actor saying, “All I really want to do is direct,” holds true for some of the filmmakers at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival.

Julia Stiles and Julie Delpy spoke about the process of filmmaking at the Tribeca Talks panel “Bringing Home The Bacon” on Friday, and Eva Mendes sat down with WCBS-TV reporter Katie McGee to talk about her experience as an executive producer.

“I did the job of editor; I went to the mailbox and sent it to festivals. (I did) a little bit of everything,” Delpy said about her film “Two Days In Paris.”

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The Closing Night Gala of Monaco Charity Film Festival, Monaco’s international film festival, will celebrate the festival’s 2nd anniversary with acclaimed actors Julie Delpy and Leonor Varela on Saturday, 19 May 2007 in the Salle Empire, Hotel de Paris. Julie Delpy, was first featured in Jean-Luc Godard’s Détective (1985) at the age of fourteen. She has starred in many American and European productions since then, including Disney’s The Three Musketeers (1993), Killing Zoe (1994), and Before Sunset with Ethan Hawke (2004). She graduated from NYU’s film school, and wrote and directed the short film Blah Blah Blah (1995), which screened at the Sundance Film Festival. Chilean born actress Leonor Varela is the daughter of famous Chilean biologist and philosopher Francisco Varela . After graduating from the Ecole du Passage and the Conservatoire Superieur de Paris, Leonor’s film career started in 1995 and since then she has featured in films such as The Man In The Iron Mask, Blade II and the British sleeper hit “Goal”.

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DAUGHTER … Mother … Grandmother … Governor … Film ambassador … BIKER CHICK.”

This is how the invitation to the Texas Film Hall of Fame reads. Its legend is “Ann Rides Again” and inside is the famous picture of then Gov. Ann Richards dressed in white leather straddling a “hog.”

This annual event to be held on March 9 is a tribute to the late Ann, who helped create the booming Lone Star State movie industry. Honorees are Elizabeth Avellan, Betty Buckley, Richard Linklater, Ann-Margret and Bill Paxton. Presenters will be Ellen Burstyn and Julie Delpy with special guests Lily Tomlin and Anna Deavere Smith. The Dixie Chicks are also being honored and will appear. Time Warner Cable and Public Strategies sponsor down in Austin.

Source: baltimoresun.com