Julie Mond

Julie Mond is an American actress. A native New Yorker, Julie grew up on Long Island and was drawn to acting at a young age, creating variety shows and films in her attic with childhood friends. She later moved to New York City where she graduated from Barnard College at Columbia University. While Mond was in college she appeared in commercials, experimented in the downtown theater scene and studied with some of New York’s top acting teachers.

After graduating from Barnard, Mond moved to Los Angeles and quickly began working in film and television. She is best known for her recurring role on “General Hospital,” as the cunning Dr Lisa Niles. Mond has had guest leads on “CSI Miami,” “CSI NY” and “Cold Case.” She starred alongside Fred Ward, Lea Thompson and Desmond Harrington in the action thriller “Exit Speed,” in the independent film “Neighbors” alongside Michael O’Keefe and Catherine Dent.

Mond’s film credits include the Warner Bros.’ horror franchise “Rest Stop Don’t Look Back,” Focus Feature’s “Something New” and Screen Gem’s “Priest,” as well as several independent films. She also appears in several comedy sketches featured on Will Farrell’s Funny Or Die website. Mond and her “Love Begins” co-star Jere Burns are both in the popular Funny Or Die sketch “Clark Kent has a Dream.”

In her free time, Mond volunteers with the Young Storyteller Foundation in Los Angeles, where through one-on-one mentoring the foundation develops literacy through the art of story-telling. Mond currently lives in Los Angeles.

In 2011, she starred as Ellen in the first and second prequels to the Love Comes Softly TV movie series by Janette Oke, Love Begins, and Love's Everlasting Courage. Prior to that, she appeared in CSI: Miami and other TV series', such as Cold Case. In 2009, she played Lisa Niles # 1 in General Hospital. Her most recent roles were in Lust for Love and the drag racing film Snake and Mongoose, both 2013 features.

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