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Julie Sommars, a famous actress, was born in Fremont, Nebraska, and spent her childhood in South Dakota and Iowa. As she grew into a lovely young lady, the promising actress showed early signs of talent, particularly as an open public orator in senior high school, for which she received numerous accolades. After graduation, the poise and self-assurance she exuded led her to a career in the performing arts.
What is the net worth of Julie Sommars?
Julie Sommars has made a good living as an actress since the beginning of her career.
Although her annual salary has never been disclosed, her net worth is estimated to be $2.5 million.
On the 2nd of April 1984, she married John Karns. Their marriage has lasted 35 years with no major squabbles, and the couple is peacefully slithering into old age as a happy and contented couple.
She had been in three marriages before meeting her current spouse, all of which ended in divorce. Her first marriage took place in 1960 when she married her first love, actor Jack Donner.
Though they exchanged marriage vows on September 19, 1960, the details of their married life were never made public, and as a result, no one knows when or how the marriage ended.
Julie Sommars remarried a man named Robert Christopher Trentacosta after her first marriage ended. They dated for a while before deciding to marry on November 4, 1964, at a wedding on the 4th of November, 1964. It is clear that marital bliss was never a part of that particular union, as it ended in divorce in 1965 after only a year.
Julie appears to have taken a long break from romantic relationships following her second marriage, but she reappeared on the matrimonial scene again in 1971, this time marrying Stuart Erwin Jr. Their marriage took place on September 17, 1971, and ended in divorce on August 4, 1980.
From all of her marriages, the famous actress has three children: a girl named Jacey and two boys named Bill and Michael. Among her children is Michael, who worked on Al Gore’s election campaign as the then-Vice President of the United States.
Julie Sommars: Professional Career
Her first television appearance was at the age of 18 on the set of The Loretta Young Show, where she appeared as Loretta Young’s little girl in 1960. That particular role served as a stepping stone for her career, as she went on to play roles in Gunsmoke and Bonanza.
She also worked on the set of Flipper, a television show that aired in 1964. Julie’s film debut was rather inauspicious – a role in the 1964 film Sex and the Faculty Female – but she quickly rose to prominence with starring roles in other films in the mid-1960s.
It appears that she preferred television to the big screen, and by the end of her first ten years, she had already broken through the ranks, starring in the sitcom The Governor & J.J. alongside Dan Dailey in 1969.
Julie Sommars portrayed vulnerable young beauties in a couple of regular television films in the early 1970s, including Funnel and Five Desperate Ladies, both of which were released in 1971.
She had a brief period of quiet before reappearing in 1988 as Asst. D.A. Julie March alongside Andy Griffith on the popular television series Matlock, for which she received a Golden Globe nomination.
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Julie Sommars: Present
According to the information we have, Julie Sommars left the spotlight after five seasons on Matlock.
She actually retired from her professional acting career and has since stayed out of the public eye, with the exception of a few television reunion specials for the cast of Matlock, which remains the best of Julie Sommars to this day.
