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May 13, 2018 · Frank St. John Christie. Birthdate: 1904. Death: 1963 (58-59) Bromley, Kent, England (United Kingdom) Immediate Family: Son of Francis George Stephen Christie and Katherine Agnes Christie Ex-husband of Rosemary Christie Ex-partner of Private Father of June Christie; Julie Frances Christie and Private. Managed by: Private User. Last Updated:
Feb 12, 2008 · Julie’s father, Frank St John Christie, was a British tea planter in Assam in pre-independence India. By his British wife Rosemary Ramsden, whom he married in 1937, he had Julie (born Chabua, April 14, 1941) as well as a son, Clive, now a retired academic.
Feb 11, 2008 · The girl, called June, was the result of a relationship between Julie's father Frank St John Christie, the manager of a tea plantation in India, and one of his Indian tea-pickers.
Feb 17, 2008 · Six years before Julie's birth, her tall and handsome father Frank St John Christie is said to have fathered an illegitimate child with one of his Indian plantation workers. And, it is claimed, he remained devoted to his quiet and plain elder daughter June for the remainder of his life.
Julie Christie, the British movie legend whom Al Pacino called "the most poetic of all actresses," was born in Chabua, Assam, India, on April 14, 1940, the daughter of a tea planter and his Welsh wife Rosemary, who was a painter.
- April 14, 1940
In recent years, Christie has returned to live in England. Father: Frank St. John Christie (operated tea plantation, India) Mother: Rosemary Ramsden Brother: Clive Christie (lecturer in Southeast Asian Studies, Hull University) Boyfriend: Terence Stamp (dated in mid-1960s, romance inspired The Kinks' "Waterloo Sunset")
- April 14, 1941
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