Natalie James Net Worth

Natalie James is an actress who has appeared in several films, including The A-Team (2010), Living the Dream (2006) and Seven Fallen Objects (2011). She was born and has been working in the entertainment industry for many years.
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Natalie James, a versatile and talented actress, has captivated audiences with her appearances in various films. With notable credits such as The A-Team (2010), Living the Dream (2006), and Seven Fallen Objects (2011), Natalie has established a strong presence in the entertainment industry. As her career continues to thrive, predictions suggest that by 2024, Natalie James' net worth will range between $100K - $1M. With her undeniable talents, it is no surprise that Natalie has positioned herself as a rising star in the industry, and her future success seems promising.

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Biography/Timeline

1928

She was born Evelyn Natalie Caine in Hoylake in Cheshire and was educated at St Felix School, in Southwold, Suffolk. She enrolled in the Royal College of Music in 1928, initially to study piano and composition, but was captivated by the oboe playing of Sylvia Spencer, a student of Leon Goossens, who promptly took her on as a student. In 1931 she won a scholarship and was soon playing solo part in Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante, conducted by Adrian Boult. Another soloist on that stage was her Future husband, the bassoonist Cecil James.

1934

In 1934 she and Evelyn Rothwell were engaged to play for Fritz Busch at the Glyndebourne Festival. Engagements for the two with the London Symphony Orchestra followed soon after.

1936

In 1936 Benjamin Britten dedicated his newly composed Temporal Suite to Natalie. It received mixed reviews however, and Britten withdrew the composition. When it was eventually published (as Temporal Variations) after his death, its dedication was no longer to Natalie, a cut that hurt her deeply.

1938

She married Cecil James in 1938. He was to spend the war as bassoonist with the Royal Air Force Central Band, so enjoyed a social life not enjoyed by many.

1964

She enjoyed working with young people, working as diploma examiner and was for many years associated with the junior orchestra. She was professor of oboe at the Royal College of Music from 1964 to 1979.