grabbed the screwdriver, beat the man off, and ended up on Hard Copy telling her tale. Soon after, she was Pet of the Year.
The stories say quite a bit about Julie. Like the Rambo-esque characters she portrays in her movies, it takes a lot to stop her from getting what she wants. What she wants is to "be a living Marilyn Monroe, the sex symbol who leads you into the next millennium."
Thus far, she's not doing badly. In just about six years, Julie's made more movies than Marilyn made over the course of her career, a feat that landed her the title "Queen of the Bs" in a recent special issue of Premiere Magazine. That same issue, which showcased "Women in Hollywood," gave Julie a five-page spread, more than any other actress, producer, director or writer featured in the issue. Okay, Michelle Pfeiffer got four pages and the cover.
