Instead, Julie Newmar has starred in 43 movies, 45 television guest appearances, her own TV shows and hitting the stage in 13 different shows. Here, we take a trip into Newmar's incredible life.

Julie Newmar has lived at least nine lives ... He wrote five of the six [TV series] that I did. And every one of them was a winner.” Is there another role he wrote for you that you particularly ...

Former Catwoman Julie Newmar has become accustomed to having ... she slipped into her body-hugging catsuit for the superhero TV series “Batman,” opposite Adam West and Burt Ward.

Julie Newmar just turned 91 years old ... Born in 1933, Newmar has had a very successful career and dabbled in stage shows, TV shows, movies, real estate and much more. She is known for being ...

On June 7 and 8, The Hollywood Show took place in Los Angeles and ... packed the house with her very own panel); the stunning ...

Gotham’s current Catwoman, Camren Bicondova, was being interviewed on the show when a surprise guest was brought on unbeknownst to Bicondova. The guest was none other than Julie Newmar ...

How many Broadway shows has Julie Newmar been in? Julie Newmar has appeared on Broadway in 4 shows. How many West End shows has Julie Newmar been in? Julie Newmar has not appeared in the West End.

Julie Newmar is the original (and to many ... She guest-starred in many now-favorite TV episodes, on shows such as "The Monkees," "Columbo," "The Bionic Woman," "Get Smart," "Star Trek ...

Julie Newmar, who played the character in the Batman TV show during the 1960s stands out as the first one. Today she turned 86 and celebrated the milestone with a portrait on social media.

Series It's not just legend -- it's real! Finally on DVD and worth the wait: the 1964 sitcom starring Julie "Catwoman" Newmar (pre-"Batman"). She's equally hot and hilarious as a robot who ...

TV’s original Catwoman Julie Newmar survived a middle-of-the ... who became a larger-than-life sex symbol thanks to the campy, 1960's show. Newmar said she had a stent implant done and was ...

It's about Bat-time! After being held up for decades due to brand-ownership and rights issues, the original 1966-68 Batman live-action TV series is being released on DVD and Blu-ray as a box set ...