Julian McMahon

Julian McMahon's house was the highest house in the Hollywood Hills and the closest one to the Hollywood sign.

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As the first and only son of a knight, Julian McMahon was entitled to the title of Esquire under the British honours system.

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Julian McMahon was considered to take over the role of James Bond from Pierce Brosnan, but he lost out to Daniel Craig.

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Julian McMahon's daughter Madison "helped" him propose to his long-time girlfriend and now third wife, Kelly Paniagua, in the middle of a flight over the Atlantic Ocean to Paris, France.

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Julian McMahon worked as a gardener and an ice cream vendor.

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Julian McMahon's character "Cole Turner" was killed off in the landmark 100th episode of Charmed (1998). He later returned as a guest star in the 150th episode, The Seven Year Witch (2005).

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After personally giving the series producers a recording he had made in his own kitchen and auditioning six times, Julian McMahon won the role of Christian Troy on Nip/Tuck (2003). The part was originally named "Christian Vega" and had been written for a Latino man.

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Julian McMahon and his current wife, Kelly Paniagua, had been boyfriend and girlfriend for eleven years when he proposed, but they were engaged for only six months before their wedding ceremony in Lake Tahoe, California, in August 2014.

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Julian McMahon celebrated his 40th birthday (27 July 2008) with some friends in Los Angeles by doing a bar tour of the city on a London-style double-decker bus.

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Julian McMahon's father, Sir Billy McMahon, was 60 years old when Julian was born, so Julian still had a few months to go before his 20th birthday when his father died at the age of 80 in March 1988.

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Julian McMahon was once reported to have said in a magazine article in Australia that acting was just another job that paid the bills.

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Julian McMahon had a daughter, Madison Elizabeth McMahon (born 9 June 2000), with his ex-wife Brooke Burns.

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Julian McMahon is the former son-in-law of Carol Minogue. He is the former brother-in-law of singer/actress Kylie Minogue and Brendan Minogue.

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Julian McMahon attended Sydney Grammar School, a private school in Sydney. He later attended the University of Wollongong for a year.

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In 2004, Julian McMahon was listed by People Magazine as one of the "50 Sexiest Men Alive."

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In Australia, Julian McMahon was a rugby player on a Rugby Union team and captain of the rowing team.

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Julian McMahon was a fan of the original Fantastic Four comics before he was hired to play Victor Von Doom/Doctor Doom in Fantastic Four (2005) and its sequel, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007).

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Julian McMahon filmed the final episode of Nip/Tuck (2003) — the landmark 100th episode — on 19 June 2009.

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In 2009, Julian McMahon was nominated as the Male TV A-Lister at the Bravo A-List Awards.

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Julian McMahon had an older sister named Melinda and a younger sister named Deborah.

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In 2007, Julian McMahon was listed by Cosmopolitan Magazine as one of its "Fun Fearless Males."

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Julian McMahon placed 13th on the BRW Top 50 Aussie Entertainment List (2008), with earnings of 6.7 million dollars.

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In the 2006 Razzie Awards nomination voting, Julian McMahon was listed as a potential nominee. He was suggested in the Worst Supporting Actor category for his performance in Fantastic Four (2005), but was not nominated.

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In 2005, Julian McMahon was named by Aussie WHO Magazine as one of the "25 Most Beautiful People."

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For his role in Nip/Tuck (2003), Julian McMahon placed 10th among Fox's Most Beloved TV Medical Workers in 2009.

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