Julia Ormond Ex-Husband: Meet Rory Edwards

In 1988, Ormond married Rory Edwards, an actor she had met while performing in a production of Wuthering Heights. The marriage ended in 1994. There isn’t much information about Rory Edwards on the internet.

He began known when he married Julia Ormond an English actress. She won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie, for her role in the HBO film, Temple Grandin. She is also known for her role in The Walking Dead: World Beyond (2020) as a main antagonist.

Ormond first appeared on British television in the 1989 serial Traffik, about the illegal heroin trade from the Far East to the streets of Europe. Ormond played the drug-addicted daughter of the lead character, a Home Office minister in the UK government engaged in combating heroin importation. This early role won glowing reviews.

Ormond has an independent production company, Indican Productions, based in New York City, and she executive-produced the Cinemax Reel Life documentary, Calling the Ghosts: A Story about Rape, War, and Women, which won a CableACE Award and Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award and was an official selection of the Toronto and Berlin International Film Festivals.

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