Julian Curry

Julian Burnlee Curry foi um ator inglês mais conhecido por interpretar Claude Erskine-Browne na comédia dramática jurídica da ITV, *Rumpole of the Bailey*.

Filho de William Burnlee Curry (1900–1962), diretor da Dartington Hall School de 1930 a 1957, e de Marjorie Graham (nascida McIldowie), Curry estudou na Dartington Hall School e no King’s College, em Cambridge.

Curry fez sua primeira aparição na televisão em 1965, em um episódio da série *For Whom the Bell Tolls*. Outras aparições na TV incluem papéis em *Pride and Prejudice* (1967), *Softly, Softly* (1968), *Nicholas Nickleby* (1968), *Z-Cars* (1965 & 1975), *The Floater* (1975), *The Way of the World* (1975), *Brassneck* (1975), *The Glittering Prizes* (1976), *Trilby* (1976), *The Onedin Line* (1976), *Campion’s Interview* (1977), *Rumpole of the Bailey* (1977–1992), *The Life of Shakespeare* (1978), *Prince Regent* (1979), *The Vanishing Army* (1980), *Psy Warriors* (1981), *A Fine Romance* (1982), a produção da BBC Television Shakespeare de *King Lear* (1982), *The New Statesman* (1984), *Three Up, Two Down* (1985), *Lytton’s Diary* (1985–86), *Death of a Son* (1989), *Around the World in 80 Days* (1989), *Sherlock Holmes* (1991), *Thatcher: The Final Days* (1991), *Inspector Morse* (1993), *Bugs – Assassins Inc* (1995), *It Might Be You* (1995), *Kavanagh QC* (1997), *The Wyvern Mystery* (2000), *Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years* (2001), *The Hunt* (2001), *Prince William* (2002), *Stig of the Dump* (2002), *Midsomer Murders* (2004), *The Brief* (2005) e *The Queen’s Sister* (2005).

As aparições de Curry no cinema incluem *The Mini-Affair* (1967), *The Brontë Sisters* (1979), *Manions of America* (1981), *Escape to Victory* (1981), *The Missionary* (1982), *Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend* (1985), *Fall From Grace* (1994), *Loch Ness* (1996), *Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny* (1996), *Seven Days to Live* (2000) e *Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow* (2004).