Juliet Mia "Julie" Warner (born February 9, 1965) is an American actress. Warner was born in Manhattan, New York. Her mother, Naomi, is a literary agent, an independent marketing consultant, and a licensing director. Her father, Neil Warner, is a jingle composer, a pianist, and an arranger. Her paternal grandfather was Hollywood composer Jack Shilkret, the brother of composer Nathaniel Shilkret. Warner attended the Dalton School at age twelve....
Ben sits down at Lou's table in the cafe, uninvited. She asks him to leave.
Lou drops Ben off at home. (They took the ambulance to the mayor's home for d...
Lou's been asked to show Ben around the hospital. She waits for him to get of...
Ben wears scrubs for his shift at the Grady Memorial Hospital.
Ben falls asleep under the Friendship Quilt and dreams of a woman slipping ou...
Ben rides with Lou in the ambulance the morning after the mayor's dinner.
Lou drops Ben off at his cabin before driving the ambulance home. Ben grabs t...
Ben rides in the ambulance with Lou. Lou waxes poetic as she drives.
Ben walks up to Lou's home, flowers in hand. She sits on the porch, studying.
Lou and Ben meet up in the hospital corridor. Lou tells Ben she is marrying H...
In the cafe, Ben takes his breakfast over to Lou's table and sits down. Lou i...
Ben, Lou, and Jasmine walk in the street toward the cafe. Ben reminds Lou of ...
Ben climbs back into the ambulance where he's left Lou on a house call to the...
Ben grabs his breakfast at the cafe and walks over to Lou's table, where she ...
Michelle gets upset when some little kids make fun of Tommy and threatens to ...
Ben visits Lou at her home to ask her to go to the mayor's dinner with him. L...
Lou spots a plastic ribbon hanging from a tree and stops the ambulance. She r...
Ben asks Lou if she is going to move out of Grady after she gets her law degr...
Lou and Ben run through the woods. Lou pulls markers out of the trees that hu...
Lou invites Ben to have a drink with her on the porch of her home.
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