Trivia

His home is the highest house in Hollywood Hills and the closest to the Hollywood sign.

As the first and only born son of a Knight he is entitled to be an Esquire, according to the British Honours System.

Was being considered to take over the role of James Bond from Pierce Brosnan but lost out to Daniel Craig.

Has worked as gardener and ice cream salesman.

Daughter Madison "helped" Julian to propose marriage to Julian's long-time girlfriend, now third wife, Kelly Paniagua, over the Atlantic Ocean, mid-flight to Paris, France.

His character, "Cole Turner", was killed off in the landmark 100th episode of Charmed (1998). He later returned for a guest appearance in the 150th episode, The Seven Year Witch (2005).

When he made a guest appearance on The View (1997) in October 2006, he presented a rug to Rosie O'Donnell as a joke. The rug was used in a love scene between the two in the fourth season of Nip/Tuck (2003).

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

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

Because Julian's father, Sir Billy McMahon was 60 years old when Julian was born, Julian was still a few months shy of his 20th birthday when his father died, age 80, in March 1988.

Got the role of Christian Troy in Nip/Tuck (2003) after giving personally an audition tape made in his kitchen to series producers and auditioning six times. The part was initially called "Christian Vega" and was written for a Latin male.

Was listed as one of "50 Sexiest Men Alive" by People Magazine in 2004.

Celebrated his 40th birthday (July 27, 2008) with some friends in Los Angeles by taking a pub crawl through the city aboard a London-style, double-decker bus.

Was once quoted in an Australian magazine article as saying that acting was just another job to bring in money.

Attended Sydney Grammar School, a private school in Sydney. Later attended the University of Wollongong for one year.

Former son-in-law of Carol Minogue. Former brother-in-law of singer/actress Kylie Minogue and Brendan Minogue.

Won the "Breakthrough of the Year Award" as outstanding male performance for Nip/Tuck (2003) in 2003.

Was rugby player in Rugby Union team and captain of rowing team in Australia.

Listed #6 Hottest TV Docs for his role in Nip/Tuck (2003) by TV Guide (2009).

Listed #13 top highest earner (with $6.7 million) on BRW Top 50 Aussie Entertainers List (2008).

Was named "Givenchy Man of the Year" in 1990.

Filmed his last episode of Nip/Tuck (2003) (landmark 100th episode) on June 19, 2009.

Was listed as a potential nominee on the 2006 Razzie Award nominating ballot. He was suggested in the Worst Supporting Actor category for his performance in the film Fantastic Four (2005); he failed to receive a nomination, however.

Named one of the "25 Most Beautiful People" by Aussie WHO Magazine in 2005.

Was listed as one of "Fun Fearless Males" by Cosmopolitan Magazine in 2007.

Nominated as Television A-List Actor for 2009 Bravo A-List Awards.

Was honored with the "Excellence in Entertainment Award" during the G'Day USA Week in 2008.

Has an older sister Melinda and a younger sister Deborah

Listed #10 Fox Tops Favourite TV Medics for his role on Nip/Tuck (2003) (in 2009).

He is a fan of the original Fantastic Four comic books before he got hired to portray Doctor Doom.