Nicholas Joy(1884-1964)

Actor
Writer

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Nicholas Joy was born on 31 January 1884 in Paris, France. He was an actor and writer, known for Une femme de tête (1957), Rêve d'amour (1941) and Sang noir (1951). He was married to Hildreth Elizabeth Sisson Riddle, Florence A. Seeligsberg (fashion designer) and Claudia G.. He died on 16 March 1964 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Known for

Une femme de tête

7.2

Mr. Azae

1957

Rêve d'amour

6.3

Writer

1941

Sang noir

6.3

Henry Dalton

1951

Jeanne d'Arc

6.4

Regnault de Chartres - Archbishop of Rheims and Chancellor of France

1948

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Actor

Une femme de tête
7.2
- Mr. Azae
- 1957
Camera Three
7.3
TV Series
- 1956
Star Stage
7.3
TV Series
- 1956
Star Tonight
7.9
TV Series
- Senator Cunningham
- 1956
The United States Steel Hour
7.8
TV Series
- Col. Edward Hall Sr.
- 1955
Climax!
6.5
TV Series
- 1954
Studio One
7.5
TV Series
- General
- Christopher Bott
- 1953–1954
Kraft Television Theatre
7.9
TV Series
- Henry
- 1954
Le retour à l'amour
5.7
- Producer George W. Craig
- 1953
Proudly I Love
TV Movie
- 1953
Lux Video Theatre
7.3
TV Series
- Frobisher
- 1953
Boss Lady
6.8
TV Series
- Gwen's Father
- 1952
L'homme au manteau noir
6.6
- Dr. Roland
- 1951
Si l'on mariait papa
6.3
- Uncle Prentiss
- 1951
Sang noir
6.3
- Henry Dalton
- 1951

Writer

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Born
- January 31, 1884
- Paris, France
Died
- March 16, 1964
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA(heart attack)
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Active on Broadway in the following productions:
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- 2 Articles

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Broadway actor; active from 1912-1957. Joy had an extremely prolific theatrical career, cast in numerous hit productions. He appeared in the original cast production of "The Iceman Cometh" (as "Cecil Lewis") in 1946, "The Philadelphia Story" (as "Seth Lord") in 1939, "Music in the Air" (as "Ernst Weber") in 1932 and "Topaze" (as "Roger de Berville"), one of the biggest hits of the 1930 theatrical season.