
Julia Davis
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Alternate Names: Джулія Дейвіс
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Julia Charlotte L. Davis, born August 25, 1966 in Guildford, Surrey, is an English actress, comedian, director, and writer. After studying English and drama at college, she formed a comedy duo 'The Sisters of Percy' with Jane Roth, later joining forces with Rob Brydon and Ruth Jones in Bath. Davis secured her first BBC Radio 4 commission for the sketch show 'Five Squeezy Pieces' in 1998. She gained prominence through TV shows like Big Train, Nighty Night (which she wrote and starred in), and I'm Alan Partridge. In 2016, Davis made her directorial debut with Camping on Sky Atlantic. Notably, she won the BAFTA for Best Scripted Comedy for Sally4Ever (2018).