Julie Anne Robinson (b. 1945)

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Alias:
Julie Ann Robinson

Birthplace:
Gran Bretagna

Born:
August 8, 1945

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.  Julie Anne Robinson is a British theatre, television, and film director perhaps best known for her work on British television. She earned BAFTA and Golden Globe nominations for directing the first half of the BBC miniseries Blackpool. In 2009, Robinson completed work on her first feature film, the American Touchstone Pictures film The Last Song.  Description above from the Wikipedia article Julie Anne Robinson, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

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Director:
2002  Cutting It
2004  Blackpool
2005  Grey's Anatomy
2005  Weeds
2006  Big Love
2007  Private Practice
2007  Pushing Daisies
2007  Samantha Who?
2009  Parks and Recreation
2009  The Middle
2010  Scoundrels
2011  2 Broke Girls
2011  Pan Am
2011  Suburgatory
2012  Scandal
2013  Brooklyn Nine-Nine
2013  How to Live With Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life)
2013  Masters of Sex
2013  Orange Is the New Black
2014  Manhattan
2016  Roadies
2016  The Catch
2016  The Good Place
2017  The Last Tycoon
2018  A.P. Bio
2018  Castle Rock
2018  I Feel Bad
2019  On Becoming a God in Central Florida
2020  Bridgerton
2022  Partner Track
2024  Doctor Who

Executive Producer:
2002  Cutting It
2004  Blackpool
2005  Grey's Anatomy
2005  Weeds
2006  Big Love
2007  Private Practice
2007  Pushing Daisies
2007  Samantha Who?
2009  Parks and Recreation
2009  The Middle
2010  Scoundrels
2011  2 Broke Girls
2011  Pan Am
2011  Suburgatory
2012  Scandal
2013  Brooklyn Nine-Nine
2013  How to Live With Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life)
2013  Masters of Sex
2013  Orange Is the New Black
2014  Manhattan
2016  Roadies
2016  The Catch
2016  The Good Place
2017  The Last Tycoon
2018  A.P. Bio
2018  Castle Rock
2018  I Feel Bad
2019  On Becoming a God in Central Florida
2020  Bridgerton
2022  Partner Track
2024  Doctor Who

Producer:
2002  Cutting It
2004  Blackpool
2005  Grey's Anatomy
2005  Weeds
2006  Big Love
2007  Private Practice
2007  Pushing Daisies
2007  Samantha Who?
2009  Parks and Recreation
2009  The Middle
2010  Scoundrels
2011  2 Broke Girls
2011  Pan Am
2011  Suburgatory
2012  Scandal
2013  Brooklyn Nine-Nine
2013  How to Live With Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life)
2013  Masters of Sex
2013  Orange Is the New Black
2014  Manhattan
2014  Selfie
2016  Roadies
2016  The Catch
2016  The Good Place
2017  The Last Tycoon
2018  A.P. Bio
2018  Castle Rock
2018  I Feel Bad
2019  On Becoming a God in Central Florida
2020  Bridgerton
2022  Partner Track
2024  Doctor Who

Writer:
2002  Cutting It
2004  Blackpool
2005  Grey's Anatomy
2005  Weeds
2006  Big Love
2007  Private Practice
2007  Pushing Daisies
2007  Samantha Who?
2009  Parks and Recreation
2009  The Middle
2010  Scoundrels
2011  2 Broke Girls
2011  Pan Am
2011  Suburgatory
2012  Scandal
2013  Brooklyn Nine-Nine
2013  How to Live With Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life)
2013  Masters of Sex
2013  Orange Is the New Black
2014  Manhattan
2014  Selfie
2016  Roadies
2016  The Catch
2016  The Good Place
2017  The Last Tycoon
2018  A.P. Bio
2018  Castle Rock
2018  I Feel Bad
2019  On Becoming a God in Central Florida
2020  Bridgerton
2022  Partner Track
2024  Doctor Who

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