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Fortunately, Julie's family took a cooler view. "I think it's the best publicity she could get," her stepdad told reporters. Yes, Julie McCullough has appeared in several movies, including “Sharknado,”“Big Bad Mama II,” and “The Blob.” What is Julie McCullough doing now? After the Growing Pains scandal, McCullough made several television appearances on Beverly Hills, 90210, Jake and the Fatman, Harry and the Hendersons, The Golden Girls and Drexell's Class. Judy Landers, Ted Nugent & Little Miss Dangerous, Susan Styles, Natasha Markovich, Sammy Hagar & Eddie Van Halen, Tara Murphy McCullough’s role as nanny Julie Costello in “Growing Pains” was one of her most popular roles. However, her time on the show was short-lived due to controversy surrounding her Playboy past. The show’s star, Kirk Cameron, was a devout Christian and reportedly had issues with McCullough’s past. She was fired from the show after appearing in just a few episodes.

a man who taps all his talents reconciles men's earrings, men"s consciousness and his passion for sammy davis jr. McCullough then went on to appear in several TV shows and movies, including “Growing Pains”, “Beverly Hills 90210”, “The Blob”, and “Sharknado”. She also appeared in music videos for popular artists like ZZ Top and Van Halen. Controversy with “Growing Pains” Today, McCullough is still active in the entertainment industry. She has appeared in several recent movies, including “The Bet” and “Sharknado: The 4th Awakens”. She also continues to model and has worked with several brands over the years. a candid conversation with the watergate reporter and real life model for "heartburn" about journalism, early success and divorce as public spectacle Although modeling is hard work, Julie has found that it has fringe benefits -- such as the trip to Venice at carnival time that she got to take as part of a Playboy pictorial shoot. You'll see the results in next month's issue.

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Such alliances are usually made with serious futures in mind, but balloon mortgages and the prospect of years of paying for orthodontia don't scare Julie one bit.

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Yeah. I want kids," she says wistfully. "I've always been family oriented. I want to be the grandmother whose house everybody will come to for Christmas. That's the way my grandma's house is now, and I want to be just like her." If Grandma's like you, Julie, introduce us. According to Dave Itzkoff, writing in an article in the June 2006 Playboy magazine, during the rise in popularity of MySpace, McCullough was " Playboy's unofficial ambassador to the MySpace nation." [6] Julie McCullough is an American Playboy Model born in Honolulu, Hawaii 1965. She was the Playboy Playmate Of The Month in February 1986 and played the role “Julie Costello” on Growing Pains in 1989-90. McCullough is also known for her love of animals and is an advocate for animal rights. She has worked with several animal rescue organizations and has even rescued animals herself. Current Work and Projects

Julie McCullough, who is of Irish descent, was born in Honolulu, Hawaii and named after a 1950s song called "Oh Julie". She has one older brother, Joey. McCullough's parents divorced when she was four. Her mother, Nancy, a housewife, married Herman Paynter, a Marine one year later. [1] In addition to living in Honolulu, she grew up in several states, including North Carolina, West Virginia, Florida, Louisiana, Missouri, Texas, Nevada and California, as well as Canada and Italy. [2] She considers herself Southern, having attended high school in Poplar Bluff, Missouri and Allen, Texas. [3] Career [ edit ] Modeling [ edit ]Julie McCullough is best known for her role as Julie Costello in the hit TV show “Growing Pains” and for her appearance as a Playmate in Playboy magazine. What other TV shows has Julie McCullough appeared in? McCullough worked as a model in her teens before moving to California. In 1983, McCullough graduated from high school and was living in Allen, Texas, when a photographer approached her to pose for Playboy magazine. [1] She became a Playboy model appearing in four issues: February 1985 (on the cover and as part of a "Girls of Texas" pictorial), February 1986 (as Playmate of the Month), September 1986 (on the cover and as part of a "Farmer's Daughters" pictorial) and October 1989 (a post- Growing Pains compilation of her first three shoots with extra pictures). [1]