Julie Christie Collection

A group shot from dance hall scene in Billy Liar (1963)
Julie Christie, Tom Courtenay and Leonard Rossiter in a moment of the dance hall sequence in Billy Liar (the sequence was shot at the Ahston Palais)

Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie in a lobby card for Don t Look Now (1973)
Front of the house still image produced for the theatrical promotion in the UK of Nic Roegs Don t Look Now (1973)

UK quad poster artwork for The Go-Between (1971)
Original poster artwork for the UK theatrical release of Joseph Loseys The Go-Between with Julie Christie and Alan Bates and based on LP Hartleys novel

Far From The Madding Crowd
Julie Christie in Far From The Madding Crowd

Far From The Madding Crowd
A publicity portrait of Julie Christie for Far From The Madding Crowd

A wonderful portrait of Julie Christie from Billy Liar (1963)
A radiant Julie Christie (who played the role of Liz) in a portrait taken to promote John Schlesingers Billy Liar in 1963

Far From The Madding Crowd
UK Quad artwork for Far From The Madding Crowd

A moment from the film The Go Between (1971)
Alan Bates as Ted Burgess sings while Julie Christie as Lady Trimingham plays the piano in Joseph Loseys The Go-Between

Julie Christie, actor, pictured on the set of the film "Darling"
Julie Christie, actor, pictured on the set of the film " Darling". Also pictured on the right is Fanny Cradock. Darling is a 1965 British drama film written by Frederic Raphael

Julie Christie and Dirk Bogarde celebrate their film award win each, for best actors in the " Darling". Darling is a 1965 British drama film written by Frederic Raphael

Pictured leaving London Airport for Rome is actress Julie Christie. She is going there on location for the film " Darling", in which she stars with Dirk Bogarde. 6th October 1964

Julie Christie, actor, pictured on the set of the film "Darling"
Julie Christie, actor, pictured on the set of the film " Darling". Darling is a 1965 British drama film written by Frederic Raphael, directed by John Schlesinger

Julie Christie, actor, pictured on the set of Young Cassidy a 1965 film directed by Jack Cardiff and John Ford, The film stars Rod Taylor, Julie Christie, and Maggie Smith

Julie Christie - actor, pictured in Birmingham at The Birmingham Repertory Theatre. She is also pictured in Birmingham city centre streets in other frames in this set

Filming on the set of the film "Darling". Unidentified man on the left
Filming on the set of the film " Darling". Unidentified man on the left, and Fanny Cradock on the right. Darling is a 1965 British drama film written by Frederic Raphael

Julie Christie - actor, pictured in Birmingham at The Birmingham Repertory Theatre.. She is also pictured in Birmingham city centre streets in other frames in this set

Julie Christie - actor, pictured in Birmingham and also at The The Birmingham Repertory Theatre in other frames in this set

Pictured, camera crew on the set of the film "Darling"
Pictured, camera crew on the set of the film " Darling". The film stars Julie Christie, actor, pictured in other frames in this set

A pensive Julie Christie on the set of Don t Look Now (1973)
Julie Christie as Laura Baxter, the main character in Nic Roegs Don t Look Now (1973) based on a Daphne Du Mauriers original story

Julie Christie in Nic Roegs Don t Look Now (1973)
Julie Christie as Laura Baxter, the main character in Nic Roegs Don t Look Now (1973) based on a Daphne Du Mauriers original story

Julie Christie on the set of Nic Roegs Don t Look Now (1973)
Julie Christie in a pause of the filming of Nic Roegs Don t Look Now, distributed by British Lion in 1973

Julie Christie during the filming of Don t Look Now (1973)
Julie Christie in a pause of the filming of Nic Roegs Don t Look Now, distributed by British Lion in 1973

An intense close up of Julie Christie on the set of Don t Look Now
Julie Christie during the filming in Venice of Don t Look Now, in which she plays the role of Laura Baxter

Julie Christie in a promotional portrait from Billy Liar (1963)
A very young Julie Christie sits on top of a sofa for a promotional portrait to promote the UK release of Billy Liar

A publicity portrait of Julie Christie taken for Billy Liar (1963)
Julie Christie sits on a wicker chair for a portrait to promote the UK release of Billy Liar in 1963

A portrait of a young Julie Christie for the promotion of Billy Liar (1963)
A publicity close up of Julie Christie taken to promote the UK release of John Schlesingers Billy Liar (1963)

A radiant portrait of Julie Christie for Billy Liar (1963)
A publicity shot of Julie Christie with an hat taken to promote the UK release of John Schlesingers Billy Liar (1963)

A scene from Billy Liar (1963)
Tom Courtenay and Julie Christie embrace during a night scene from Billy Liar (1963)

Julie Christie in a publicity portrait taken for Billy Liar (1963)
A very young Julie Christie poses for a publicity shot for one of her earliest film roles, the one of Liz in Billy Liar (1963)

Julie Christie in a portrait for the release of Billy Liar (1963)
Julie Christie smiles in a summer dress in a portrait taken outside Wormwood Scrubs during the filming of Billy Liar

An intense close up of Julie Christie in a scene from Billy Liar (1963)
Julie Christie as Liz embraces Tom Courtenay (obscured) in a dramatic moment from John Schlesingers Billy Liar (1963)

A stunning looking Julie Christie in a portrait to promote Billy Liar (1963)
Julie Christies intense look for a publicity portrait taken to promote the UK release of Billy Liar in 1963

Tom Coutenay and Julie Christie
Tom Courtenay and Julie Christie in a scene taken from Billy Liar(1963) as the characters plot their journey (never to materialize) to London

An ingenue portrait of Julie Christie
Taken to promote the UK release of Billy Liar directed in 1963 by John Schlesinger and produced by Joseph Janni

A scene from The Go Between (1971)
Dominic Guard (Leo), Margaret Leighton (Mrs. Maudsley) and Julie Christie (Marian) in Joseph Loseys The Go-Between (1970)

A lobby card issued to promote the release of Billy Liar (1963)
Tom Courtenay and Julie Christie in a front of the house created for the release of John Schlesingers Billy Liar in 1963

A stunning Julie Christie on the set of a publicity shoot for Billy Liar (1963)
Julie Christie stands next to a wicker chair during the a publicity shoot for the promotion of the UK release of Billy Liar

A smiling Julie Christie in a publicity shot for Billy Liar (1963)
Julie Christie smiles standing next to a wicker chair in a portrait taken for the promotion of the UK release of Billy Liar in 1963

A portrait of Julie Christie for the promotion of Billy Liar (1963)
Julie Christie smiles and wears a boa feathers hat in a publicity portrait for the release in the UK of Billy Liar (1963)

Julie Christie on the set of a publicity shoot for the promotion of Billy Liar (1963)
A young Julie Christie interacts with the camera for a promotional shoot before the release of John Schlesingers Billy Liar

A portrait of Julie Christie used to promote the UK release of Billy Liar (1963)
Julie Christie wears a a Spanish style hat in a publicity portrait for Billy Liar (1963)

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Julie Christie: A Timeless Icon of the Silver Screen From her early breakthrough in "Billy Liar" to her mesmerizing performances in "Don't Look Now, " "The Go-Between, " and "Far From The Madding Crowd, " Julie Christie has solidified herself as one of the most captivating actresses of all time. In a group shot from the dance hall scene in "Billy Liar" (1963), Julie's radiant smile and undeniable charm effortlessly steal the spotlight, foreshadowing her future success. This was just the beginning for this talented actress who would go on to captivate audiences worldwide. One iconic lobby card showcases Donald Sutherland alongside Julie Christie in their hauntingly beautiful roles in "Don't Look Now" (1973). Their chemistry is palpable, leaving viewers on edge with every twist and turn of this psychological thriller. The UK quad poster artwork for "The Go-Between" (1971) perfectly captures Julie's ethereal beauty as she takes center stage amidst a tale of forbidden love and secrets. Her ability to convey complex emotions through subtle gestures is truly remarkable. But it was perhaps her role as Bathsheba Everdene in Thomas Hardy's masterpiece, "Far From The Madding Crowd, " that cemented Julie Christie's status as an acting legend. With grace, strength, and vulnerability, she brought this beloved character to life onscreen like no other. A wonderful portrait from "Billy Liar" showcases Julie at her most enchanting. Her expressive eyes tell stories untold while capturing hearts around the world, and is no wonder that she became an icon during Hollywood's golden era. "The Go-Between" offers another glimpse into Julie Christie's incredible talent. In a poignant moment captured on film, she effortlessly conveys both joy and heartbreak with such authenticity that it leaves audiences breathless. As if these achievements were not enough, we see yet another stunning portrayal of Julie in "Far From The Madding Crowd.