Biography of Julia Garner
Julia Garner is an American actress who came into the spotlight after playing the role of Ruth Langmore in the Netflix series "Ozark". She is known for films like "The Americans", "Martha, Marcy May, Marlene", "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For", "We are what We are", "The Assistant" and the series "Inventing Anna". In 2022, the girl was approved for the role of Madonna in the upcoming biopic about the legendary singer. She has an estimated net worth of $3 million.
Childhood
Julia Garner was born in Riverdale, one of the boroughs of the Bronx, on February 1, 1994, in a Jewish family. Her mother, Tami Gingold, lived in Israel in her youth and was a successful comedian, moved to the USA at the age of 20 and became a therapist. Her father, Thomas Garner, is an artist and art teacher originally from Ohio.
At the age of nine, Julia's favorite movie was the drama "All about Eve" directed by Joseph Leo Mankiewicz in 1950, at the age of 11 – "Rosemary's Baby", and at 12 she first watched Martin Scorsese's crime drama "Taxi Driver" on her own laptop.
Julia did not like to study, hated school and struggled with learning disabilities all the time. She suffered from dyslexia and for a long time could not learn to read: she simply did not understand how to put words together to make a coherent text. Over time, she managed to learn to read, but even now it is difficult for her.
Acting career
In 2011, Garner made her debut in the psychological indie film "Martha, Marcy May, Marlene", and in 2012 her childhood dream came true - she was offered the lead role in a film. The image of Rachel, a pregnant girl who escaped from the Mormon community in Rebecca Thomas's tragicomedy "Electrick Children" became the starting point in the actress' career, which pushed her to create images of girls on the verge.
2012 also saw the release of the drama about teenagers "The Perks of Being a Wallflower", which starred Julia as Susan. The main characters in this film were played by Logan Lerman and Emma Watson. And 2013 was the year of the release of the thriller "We Are What We Are", where the actress played Rose Parker – a cruel cannibal killer in the guise of an angel.It was clear to me when I started acting that I wasn’t going to get the girl-next-door parts. If I auditioned for a role in a high school, I wouldn’t get the cheerleader, I was always going to get the mute girl in the corner that’s like the freak, that was my bread and butter.
Personal life of Julia Garner
Julia Garner is married to musician Mark Foster, the frontman of the band Foster the People. The young people met at the Sundance Film Festival. Upon acquaintance, it turned out that the actress' grandmother and Mark's father live in the same small town located near Cleveland. For several years in a row, young people would bump into each other in Cleveland at Christmas, and then began dating.
For some time, the young people could not decide between a big wedding and an "escape from Vegas", eventually settling on a wedding at the New York City Hall.
In her rare free moments, Garner relaxes watching her favorite TV shows – she likes "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" and "The Bodyguard." She also spends a lot of time with her colleagues on Ozark, especially with Trevor Long, who played the father of her heroine – they usually watch TV together.
Julia Garner now
On February 11, 2022, the series "Inventing Anna" premiered on Netflix. In this series, Julia Garner played the main character – the alleged heiress of a multimillion-dollar fortune, Anna Delvey.
Also, she will portray Madonna in the upcoming biopic about the iconic singer.
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