Julia -Trailer ( 1977 )

Julia Is a 1977 American Holoucast Period Drama Film Directed by Fred Zinnemann, From a Screenplay Written by Alvin Sargent Based on a Chapter From Lillian Helmans Controversial Book "Pentimento" (1973), About The Author's Alleged Friendship With a Woman Named."Julia" Who Fought Against The Nazis In The Years Prior To World War ll.The Film Stars Jane Fonda, Vanessa Redgrave, Jason Robards, Hal Holbrook, Rosemary Murphy, Maximilian Shell & Meryl Streep ( In Her Fil Debut ).
20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
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Its weird Meryl isnt acknowledge here.. This is i think her debut film.. And a scene stealer too..

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A very dramatic story of two women caught in the middle of war, rioting, civil unrest, and scary politics
The first half of this movie is emotionally investing and has a fair amount of suspense
The second half kinda meanders though and by then it starts to get very depressing in a way
The ending is just downright sad when it looks like nothing is resolved
That will upset many viewers much like myself
But it gets by on both of these actresses' talents
Acts as a handsomely crafted and stirringly performed meditation on friendship and political activism
Yet the tasteful formalism could be handled a bit better with these historical people
Julia is strangely the least interesting character despite having the title, this should have been called Lillian
After all she's the first woman in memory sexually coupled and on par with her lover, intellectually, creatively and morally
You can't deny their connection that's for certain and she's stubborn all the way to set things right
Fonda and Redgrave are truly terrific together I just wish the movie didn't split them apart so much