JULIE on Soundtracks

FILMS

BOY ON A DOLPHIN – [1957]
JULIE sings the title song over the opening and closing credits of this Alan Ladd film.

Her singing is uncredited in the film; Decca released a soundtrack album,

but JULIE's singing was not included . . . . . . . .

Liberty released the song as a JULIE-single.

THE GREAT MAN – [1956] – Universal International
JULIE sings The Meaning of the Blues in this film.
There is no soundtrack album released, but Liberty released the song on a JULIE-single.

THE GIRL CAN'T HELP IT – [1956] – Twentieth Century-Fox
JULIE portrays herself, singing her hit Cry Me A River in this film.
A soundtrack is released in England; JULIE's singing is included..

SADDLE THE WIND – [1958] – Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
JULIE sings the title song in the film.
There is no soundtrack album released, but Liberty released the song on a JULIE-single.

In 2004, the film's soundtrack was released on a limited-pressing edition CD.

VOICE IN THE MIRROR – [1958] – Universal International
JULIE sings the title song over the opening credits of the film.

There is no soundtrack album released, but Liberty released the song on a JULIE-single.

MAN OF THE WEST – [1958] – United Artists
JULIE sings the title song over the closing credits of this film.

There is no soundtrack album released, but Liberty released the song on a JULIE-single.

A QUESTION OF ADULTERY – [1959] – National Trade Associates
JULIE sings My Strange Affair for this film.

There is no soundtrack album released, but Liberty released the song on a JULIE-single.

NIGHT OF THE QUARTER MOON – [1959] – Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

JULIE sings the title song over the closing credits of this film; the film is the only place to hear JULIE sing this song.

There is no soundtrack album released, but Nat King Cole's extended-play release on Capitol Records includes the song.

SANCTUARY – [1961] – Twentieth Century-Fox
JULIE sings the title song for this Lee Remick film.

There is no soundtrack album released, but Liberty releases the song on a single.

In 2004, the film's soundtrack was released on a limited-pressing edition CD.

GEORGE RAFT STORY – [1961] – Allied Artists Picture Corporation
JULIE sings (What Can I Say) After I Say I'm Sorry in the film.

There is no soundtrack album released and the film is the only place to hear JULIE' singing this Walter Donaldson/Abe Lyman classic.

SHARKY’S MACHINE – [released 18 December 1981] – Warner Brothers / Orion Pictures
JULIE sings My Funny Valentine for the film and the soundtrack album.

BROKEN NOSES – [released 1987] – Kino International
JULIE’s recordings of It's Good To Want You Bad and Learning The Blues are used in the jazz soundtrack for the film

SCANDAL – [released 28 April 1989] – British Screen / Miramax Films
JULIE’s recording of Cry Me A River is used in the film soundtrack

IMAGINARY CRIMES -- [released 14 October 1994] --- Morgan Creek Productions
JULIE's recording of June In January is used in the film soundtrack.

DARK HARBOR -- [premiere October 1998; shown July 1999] --- Hart-Sharp Entertainment / Killer Films

Premiered at the Hamptons International Film Festival; the shown at the Maine International Film Festival.
JULIE's recording of Go Slow is used in the film soundtrack.

DON'T GO BREAKING MY HEART – [released 12 February 1999 in England] – Bill Kenwright Films, Limited
JULIE’s recording of Must Be Catchin' is used in the film soundtrack

TEACHING MRS. TINGLE – [released 11 August 1999] – Dimension Films
JULIE’s recording of I'm In The Mood For Love is used in the film soundtrack [but not included on the soundtrack album]

THE BIG TEASE – [released 26 January 2000 . . . . released first in Brazil in 1999] – Warner Brothers Pictures
remix of JULIE and Dean Martin singing Sway for the soundtrack of the film and the soundtrack album.

PANIC -- [Sundance Film Festival, 22 January 2000; Limited Release 1 December 2000; released 19 January 2001

Artisan Entertainment / Mad Chance / The Vault / Tin Toy Productions LLC
JULIE's recording of Sway is remixed with Dean Martin's recording and used in the film soundtrack; there is no soundtrack album.

PASSION OF MIND -- [limited release, 26 May 2000; premiere, 19 September 2000] – Miramax Films / Paramount Classics
JULIE's recording of Cry Me A River is used in the film soundtrack and is included on the soundtrack album.

BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY -- [released 13 April 2001 in the United States; 4 April 2001 UK premiere] --- Miramax Films / Universal Pictures / Studio CanaL
JULIE's recording of Fly Me To The Moon is used in the film soundtrack but not included on the soundtrack album.

ENRON: THE SMARTEST GUYS IN THE ROOM -- [released January 2005 / limited United States release 22 April 2005]

HDNet Films / Jigsaw Productions / Magnolia Pictures
JULIE's recording of Love For Sale is used in the film soundtrack [but is not included on the soundtrack album].

IMMORTEL (ad vitam) -- [released 13 March 2005] --- Telema / First Look Home Entertainment

Shown at the Brussels International Festival of Fantasy Films in Belgium; overseas release only; not released in the United States.
JULIE's recording of June In January is used in the film soundtrack.

MY SUMMER OF LOVE -- [released 15 June 2005 in the United States; 22 October 2004 UK premiere] --- BBC Films / Focus Features
JULIE's recording of Sway is included on the film soundtrack CD [but is not used in the film itself --- Dean Andrews sings the song in the film.]

V FOR VENDETTA -- [released 11 December 2005] --- Warner Brothers
JULIE's recording of Cry Me A River is used in the film soundtrack and is included on the soundtrack album.

THE NOTORIOUS BETTIE PAGE -- [limited release 14 April 2006 in the United States] --- HBO Films/Killer Films/John Wells Productions/Picturehouse
JULIE's recording of Gone With The Wind is used in the film soundtrack and is included on the soundtrack album.

TELEVISION

TALES OF THE CITY – [1993] – mini-series
JULIE’s recording of Cry Me A River is used in the mini-series soundtrack [and is included on the soundtrack album]

SIX FEET UNDER – [2001] – HBO series
JULIE’s recording of Yummy, Yummy, Yummy is used in the series soundtrack and is included on the soundtrack album]

OTHER TELEVISION

LOCK, STOCK . . . THE TV SERIES – [2000]
JULIE’s recording of Sway is used in the soundtrack of this British television series and is included on the soundtrack album]