So, I thought I had added these images already, but apparently not. Back in September, Julie attended the 2009 Alma Awards and I added 2 images from that event. If anyone comes across any other ones, I’d love to add them to the site.

One of the more intriguing new shows coming up in 2010 is NBC’s “Day One”, from former “Heroes” producer Jesse Alexander. The show was originally envisioned as a 13-episode first season, but that was eventually shortened to a four-hour mini-series. Now, at the NBC TV Critics Association press tour, the network has confirmed that the show will be shortened yet again to a two-hour movie.

Zap2it reports from the shindig as such:

The alien-invasion show, which began life as a 13-episode series, then became a four-hour miniseries, will now air as a two-hour movie. The good news is that it will also be a back-door pilot — meaning that if it performs well, NBC could pull the trigger on more episodes.

For now, though, the two hours is all NBC has shot. The now-movie focuses on a small group of survivors of an invasion and stars David Lyons (“ER”), Julie Gonzalo (“Eli Stone”), Carly Pope (“Dirt,” “24″), Catherine Dent (“The Shield”) and Xander Berkeley (“24″). Jesse Alexander (“Heroes,” “Alias”) created it

The show’s status as a “back door pilot”, for those who don’t know, means the network wants to see how the show does before it commits to a full season. If the two-hour movie doesn’t make an impact with audiences, there probably won’t be a show.

Source: SciFiCool.com (Link Contains Extended Trailer)

Also, according to IMDB, Julie is set to start in a new movie called Immortality Bites and is currently in pre-production and is set to release this year.

Network turns series into four-hour miniseries

The order for NBC’s midseason drama series “Day One” has been reduced to the two-hour pilot plus two episodes.

The show, chronicling life on Earth after a global catastrophe, now will air as a four-hour miniseries following NBC’s coverage of the Winter Olympics.

NBC’s scripted chief Angela Bromstad repeatedly has said that the network brass was envisioning “Day One” as “a big event.”

After examining the promo budget associated with launching a 13-episode midseason series, NBC executives opted to run the drama as a miniseries, with creator Jesse Alexander said to be on board with the decision.

The network still is leaving the door open for “Day One” to continue as a series after the four-hour spring run, citing the success of “Battlestar Galactica” on sibling cable channel Syfy, which also originated as a miniseries.

The news comes on the heels of ABC’s decision to launch another sci-fi-themed midseason series, the Warner Bros. TV-produced “V,” with a four-hour limited run in November.

“Day One,” produced by UMS, stars Julie Gonzalo, David Lyons, Carly Pope, Adam Campbell, Thekla Reuten, Derek Mio, Addison Timlin and Catherine Dent.

It is one of two new series this season dealing with the aftermath of a global disaster, along with ABC’s promising fall drama “FlashForward.”

It isn’t clear whether “Day One” will keep its original 9 p.m. Monday slot.

Updated the Image Gallery with Screen caps of Julie in the 2005 film Must Love Dogs also starring Diane Lane and John Cusack.

Came across and added a beautiful unseen Photoshoot Session of Julie to the galleries. If anyone has any photoshoots not added to the galleries and would like to contribute them to the site, let me know

Once again thanks again to Annika I’ve added a few more Episode Stills of Julie, this time from Season 2 of Eli Stone.

Thanks again to Annika I’ve added more Episode Stills of Julie from Season 1 of Eli Stone to the galleries.

Just finished capping Julie from her role as Shelby Cummings in the 2004 film A Cinderella Story. I added 171 caps to the galleries.

Thanks to Annika, I’ve added HQ Promo Stills of Julie from Seasons 1 & 2 of Eli Stone to the galleries. Also thanks to Chanel for helping me fix the layout in Internet Explorer.

Thanks to ForVanAngel, I’ve added 4 more promos of Julie from her role as Maggie Dekker on Eli Stone