Julia Campbell

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Characters played by Julia Campbell

Ellen Rimbauer — Rose Red (2002)

The original owner of Rose Red who believed expanding the mansion would grant her immortality. She murdered her husband, John, and disappeared in the 1950s. Her vengeful ghost haunts the house, attacks the survivors, and is ultimately seen watching them depart from a tower window before the mansion is demolished.

Christy Masters — Romy and Michele's High School Reunion (1997)

High school bully leading the A-Group, marries Billy and has a successful life.

Kay Smith — Jesus Revolution (2023)

Chuck Smith's wife. She shares Chuck's initial dismay as a growing number of hippies begin gathering at their home.

Muffy Blackstone — Poodle Springs (1998)

Muffy Blackstone is Laura's wealthy friend and part of the social world Marlowe is trying to navigate in Poodle Springs. Larry Victor is involved with her while secretly married to Angel, and the blackmail plot uses compromising photographs connected to Muffy's powerful family.

Kitty — The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Hollywood Follies (1994)

Studio associate and ally during Indy's early filmmaking experiences.

Susan McAllister — The Craigslist Killer (2011)

Megan McAllister's mother, Susan initially urges Megan and Phillip to take more time before marrying. Megan responds that she and Phillip already live together and are happy, and the couple proceeds with their engagement. Susan is part of the family facing the public attention and uncertainty surrounding Phillip's arrest.

Annie — Opportunity Knocks (1990)

Annie is Milt's daughter and the intended target of Eddie's planned love con. Eddie wants to use a relationship with her to gain access to Milt's money, but his scheme changes when he develops genuine feelings for her, creating the romantic conflict at the center of his deception.

Missy Carnes — Livin' Large! (1991)

A ditzy weather forecaster at News 4 Atlanta who spends the night with Dexter Jackson after a night out, contributing to the breakup of his engagement to Toynelle Davis. Kate Penndragin later pairs her with Dexter as co-anchors and stages a live marriage for ratings.

Rosemary Grey — Off the Record (2025)

Rosemary is Astor's mother. When Astor becomes worried by Brandyn's alarming messages and threat to kill himself, she asks Rosemary for help getting to him. The summary establishes Rosemary's connection to Astor and her role in helping her respond to the crisis, but gives no further details about her.

Patsy Ramsey — Who Killed JonBenét? (2016)

Patsy Ramsey is JonBenét Ramsey’s mother, whose panicked 911 call reports the disappearance and ransom note. She later appears publicly with John Ramsey to appeal for information and denies responsibility under oath, while investigators examine the family’s statements and possible involvement in the case.

Patricia Stapelli — A Slight Case of Murder (1999)

Patricia Stapelli spends time with Terry while he is struggling to cope with Laura Penny's death, Edgarson's threats, and the police investigation. Terry's confused behavior around her, including accidentally using Laura's name, reveals how overwhelmed he has become. Her connection to Detective Fred Stapelli places her close to the investigation and Terry's personal crisis.

Juliette — Rough Draft (1998)

Nelson's close friend and likely romantic partner whose departure highlights his growing isolation due to his obsession.

Career Overview

Julia Campbell has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Romy and Michele Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Rose Red, Romy and Michele's High School Reunion, Jesus Revolution. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
50
Birth Date
1963-03-12
Birth Place
Huntsville, Alabama, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 3 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q541535), public domain (CC0).