No , Julia did not use Spike for any reason for if she had she would not have had the difficulties she went through had she killed Spike when Vicious and the Red Dragon crime syndicate wanted her to so I do not see how she 'used' Spike because it resulted in her death , and Spikes' , when they sought to get out of the syndicate when they finally found each other .
It is unknown whether Spike is really dead. Director Shinichiro Watanabe stated that, "I've never officially said that he's died. At this point, I can tell you that I'm not sure if he's alive or dead."
For us fans/viewers, we don't know the true reason why they are in a fight of some kind. On many occasions on Ustream Tyler replied that they both parted ways singing/career wise. Tyler and his band wanted to stick with singing all sorts of genre of music while in contrast, Julia wanted to focus on another. So in result, they are not singing together anymore and Julia left the band.
It says on internet websites including Wikipedia and IMDP that Eric Roberts and Julia Roberts are related, however I can't seem to find this true since Eric and Tanya Roberts resemble each other much more so.
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True
It is unknown whether Spike is really dead. Director Shinichiro Watanabe stated that, "I've never officially said that he's died. At this point, I can tell you that I'm not sure if he's alive or dead."
yes
The true name of Julia Montes is "Marietta Hautea Schnittka". She is also known as Julia Montes. Marietta Hautea Schnittka is her name because she is half German.
her true name is Marietta Bea Torre
True Blood?
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"Mara Hautea Schnittka"
E True Hollywood Story - 1996 Julia Phillips was released on: USA: 27 June 1999
The cast of The Cowboy Samaritan - 1913 includes: True Boardman Marguerite Clayton Evelyn Selbie
there plants are killed by frost - novanet cowboy
The cast of The Shotgun Ranchman - 1912 includes: True Boardman as The Cowboy Fred Church as The Hunter Jay Hanna as The Doctor Harry Keenan Arthur Mackley as Jake Nixon Julia Mackley as The Widow Morgan Victor Potel Harry Todd
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! Sand and grit meant courage to a cowboy. The saying was that a true Westerner had sand in his craw which made him courageous.