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Juliet Cesario Biography ((?)-)

Born July 14; married Scott Simpson (a voice artist).

Gender

Female

Occupation

Voice artist, actress

Famous Works

• CREDITS
• Stage Appearances
• Appeared as Hannah, Arcadia, Cosmic Productions; as Le Beau, AsYou Like It, and as a soothsayer, Julius Caesar, both Cape Fear Shakespeare Company; as Portia, The Author's Voice, Alice's Fourth Floor Theatre, New York City; as Eva, Family Values, Village Gate Theatre,New York City; as Katherine and boy, Henry V, Echota Arts Festival; as Brooke and Vicki, Noises Off, as Maire, Translations, and asSybil, Private Lives, all Opera House Theatre Company; as Lisa Harold,Once in Olympia, Harold Clurman Theatre, New York City; as Avril, Peepers, Raincoat Man Productions; and as Marcia and Monica, Shelf Life, B.U.M.P. Productions.
• Film Appearances
• Voice of Takako, "The Beginning of the End," Ashian (animated; also known as Earthian), Media Blasters, 1989
• Voice of Belldandy (English version), Ah! Megamisama! (animated; also known as Ah! My Goddess! and Oh! My Goddess), AnimEigo, 1993
• Voice of Rane (some sources cite spelling of name as Ren), Yosei HimeRen (animated; also known as Elf Princess Rane and Fairy Princess Rane), [Japan], 1995
• Voice of Mutio, Ao no roku go (animated short film; also known asBlue Submarine No. 6), Bandai Entertainment, 1998
• Voice of Iris Cara/Ilia, "The Ripper," A.D. Police (animated), AnimEigo, 1999 also broadcast as a television series, c. 1999
• Other roles include the in Billy Jo in Cannibal Vampire Schoolgirls, Squarecat Productions; the voice of Alfin in Crusher Joe, AnimEigo;the voice of Rouge in Legend of the Last Labyrinth (also known as Princess Rouge); Ms. Kasahara in Shinesman, Media Blasters; the voice of Sarah in Virtua Fighters; the voice of Shiori in Voogie's Angels; and roles in Bubble Gum Crash, AnimEigo; Dare to Love, Quid Pro Quo, and Special Duty Combat Unit.
• Television Appearances
• Series
• Voice of Iris Cara/Ilia, "The Ripper," A.D. Police (animated), c.1999
• Movies
• Linda (an emergency room nurse), Bruno (also known as Dress Code), Starz!, c. 2000
• Episodic
• Appeared as Christine Emory, American Gothic, CBS; as a legal assistant, Dawson's Creek, The WB; in Days of Our Lives, NBC; and in Star Trek: The Next Generation (also known as Star Trek: TNG), syndicated.
• WRITINGS
• Writings for the Stage
• Author (with others) of Shelf Life, B.U.M.P. Productions.