British actress Julie Walters recently revealed she was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2018. Walters, who is known for starring in seven of the eight "Harry Potter" films as Molly Weasley, told the ...

BBC News reported that Walters went to see a doctor in 2018 for indigestion and stomach pain, which later worsened to heartburn and vomiting. Her doctor referred her to a gastric surgeon, who ...

Director Stephen Daldry says he’s been a fan of Julie Walters for “years and years,” so when he read the script of “Billy Elliot,” she was the first person he thought of to play Mrs. Wilkinson, the ...

Dame Julie Walters has been forced to leave the cast of the forthcoming Channel 4 drama Truelove, due to ill health. The veteran star of stage and screen, 73, was diagnosed with advanced bowel cancer ...

Earlier this year, Julie Walters announced that she would be taking a step back from acting after a two-year battle with bowel cancer. During an interview with Victoria Derbyshire in February, Walters ...

The star said when she was first diagnosed, she thought the doctors "must have made a mistake" Georgia Slater is a staff editor on the Parents team at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2018 ...

Dame Julie Walters, the two-time Oscar-nominated British actress, has said that she plans to cut her workload after undergoing treatment for bowel cancer. The Harry Potter and Mamma Mia! star told the ...

Dame Julie Walters revealed in a new interview that she had stage III bowel cancer and has since been given the all clear. “I was still thinking, ‘That’s ridiculous. He must have made a mistake,’” she ...

Julie Walters has been cast in Peter Morgan's new ITV1 drama series The Jury. Walters will play Emma Watts, a defence barrister who is fighting for Alan Lane (John Lynch), a man convicted of murdering ...

Julie Walters (National Treasure) and Clarke Peters (The Wire) are fronting a dark, irreverent drama based around a death pact for broadcaster Channel 4. They will star in Clerkenwell Films‘ six-part ...

Dame Julie Walters has revealed that she kept her cancer diagnosis so secret that she didn't even tell her daughter Maisie. The Mamma Mia actress spent 18 months undergoing treatment for bowel cancer ...

Actress Julie Walters is revealing she was diagnosed with stage 3 bowel cancer just weeks before she was supposed to attend the 2018 premiere of "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again." In a BBC interview ...