Children's TV legend passes away after battle with Parkinson's
Julie Stevens, known for her roles in The Avengers and Carry On, has sadly passed away at the age of 87 after a three-year struggle with Parkinson's disease. Her daughter confirmed the news in a post on the Legends of Kids TV social media page, expressing gratitude that Julie's final moments were peaceful.
Fondly remembered for her iconic roles
Julie's daughter Rachel shared that her mother will be fondly remembered for her joyful spirit and her ability to connect with children through television. The actress was known for her roles in The Avengers as Venus Smith and in Carry On Cleo as Gloria, captivating audiences with her charm and talent.
A legacy in children's television
Throughout the Sixties and Seventies, Julie was a beloved figure in children's TV, hosting shows like Play School, Watch with Mother, and Cabbages and Kings. Her impact on young viewers was profound, making every child feel seen and valued through her work on screen.
An enduring presence on screen
In addition to her iconic roles in The Avengers and Carry On, Julie appeared in other popular shows such as Girls About Town, Z Cars, and Holby City. Her versatility and talent as an actress left a lasting impression on audiences and colleagues alike.
