Julie White (born June 4, 1961) is an American actress. She is known for her role in Grace Under Fire and for her role as Judy Witwicky in the Transformers film series. White was born in the Balboa Naval Hospital in San Diego, California, the daughter of Sue Jane, a therapist, and Edwin White, a dentist. White and her family moved to Austin, Texas, to take up ranching when she was three years old. She started acting in local plays and became a...
Soundwave tracks down the Witwickys in Paris and puts a call through to them....
Sam's parents start to grill him so Mikaela comes out of hiding and introduce...
Sam's parents are watching the news broadcast of the meteor crashes in their ...
Judy is teary eyed as she holds up Sam's baby booties.
The Witwicky's arrive at Sam's college. The exit the car. Judy looks around a...
Sam protests as his mother, hugs his head, on their way out of the house.
Wendy to her daughter about always knowing she would save the earth from inva...
Judy releases her son a wipes a tear from her eye.
Ron and Judy dine on escargot at a sidewalk cafe in Paris.
Sam and his mother, still wiping tears from her eyes, stand in the middle of ...
Bumblebee takes out the two Decepticons posing an immediate threat to Mikaela...
Judy calls out from upstairs. She's standing in the hall holding up Sam's bab...
Sam exits the house to find his mom and dad in the yard. He heads for his car.
Sam drives away in the Camaro leaving a massive cloud of black exhaust behind...
Judy is upset by Simmons men confiscating her shrubs. She grabs a bat and goe...
When Sam's mother hears the Camero start up for the first time and sees the f...
Ron and Judya are outside the house packing the car. Inside, Sam finds a sliv...
Sam's mom and dad enter the hall of his dorm. He's standing there disappointe...
Judy grabs a baseball bat and is preceding through the living room to mix it ...
In Sam's dorm room he introduces his parents to Leo.
Upset by the damage that Bee has done to her home, Judy approaches her son fr...
Susan thinks she was hit by a meteorite but Wendy thinks that she just has we...
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