Julia Levy-Boeken

Julia Levy-Boeken, born in France, is the daughter of Dutch film producer Ludi Boeken and French journalist Annette Levy Willard. She first captured audiences at the age of fourteen as Louba in "Louba's Ghost," a poignant film centered on Holocaust survivors, which earned her invitations to prestigious film festivals in San Francisco and Washington.

In 2007, Julia gained further recognition starring in the Israeli drama "Alufa-Ha," where she portrayed an American spy affiliated with the Mossad—a role that resonated with her personal connection to the country, having undergone army training there. Her talent and charisma led to her being voted one of the top five hottest actresses in Israel. That same year, Julia joined the cast of HBO's acclaimed series "Entourage" as Jacqueline, Johnny Drama's French girlfriend, which involved a memorable shoot at the Cannes Film Festival for the season finale.

In 2008, Julia took on a leading role in "Revivre," the largest French-Israeli production of the year, showcasing her versatility on both French screens and television. Committed to expanding her international presence in the entertainment industry, Julia divides her time between Los Angeles and Paris, and is fluent in Italian and Hebrew, further enhancing her appeal as a global actress.