Julie Christie is a British actress who was the defining face of Swinging London cinema, winning an Academy Award for 'Darling' (1965) and starring in 'Doctor Zhivago', 'Far from the Madding Crowd', and 'The Go-Between'.
Christie's performances in the 1960s–70s — especially her collaborations with Nicolas Roeg ('Don't Look Now') and Joseph Losey ('The Go-Between') — placed her at the intersection of the two most important aesthetic influences on Nolan's formal development.
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