| Steve | |
| Aliases: | John Westnedge |
| Film: | Educating Julie |
| Notability: | Supporting character |
| Type: | Nudist |
| Gender: | Male |
| First: | Educating Julie |
| Final: | Educating Julie |
| Actor: | Miles Taylor |
Overview[]
Steve is the boyfriend of Julie Potter.
Biography[]
Steve had agreed to help his girlfriend, Julie Potter, with her sociology assignment, but he eventually grew less supportive due to embarrassment. Julie was to research nudity in the 1980's, and Steve was initially supportive, but when Julie opted to take the naturism route rather than the strip club route, Steve became less supportive. When Steve and Julie visited a nearby nudist club, Julie was up for it and she stripped off and joined in with the other members, but Steve didn't feel comfortable, so he only removed his sweater. He eventually gave in and took everything off, but was rather embarrassed.
After Steve and Julie left the club and went to a pub, Steve voiced his concerns. Because of this, Steve did not partake in any of the research his girlfriend wanted to carry out.
As Julie had been spending more time with a nudist man named Tony, Steve grew jealous, and accused Tony of being a pervert, amongst other things. This upset Julie, and she argued with Steve. Steve tried to drink his sorrows away, but Mike Connors, a classmate of Julie's, drove Steve home and gave him coffee to drink to sober him up. The two talked and Mike convinced Steve to try and fix things with Julie. Taking Mike's advice, Steve bought two tickets to Paradise Lakes Resort in Florida, and he decided to get more involved with nudism. He and Julie went to the resort and they enjoyed themselves.
Notes & Trivia[]
- Steve was created by the writer and director Gail Hardman and the writer David P. Ball. He was portrayed by the actor Miles Taylor.