Leatrice Joy
American actress (1893-1985) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 91
Leatrice Joy was an American actress most prolific during the silent film era.
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1985Died13 May 1985
Night of 100 Stars IIFilm, 19851980
HollywoodSeries1964
The Big Parade of ComedyFilm, Actress in Theater Lobby (archive footage) (uncredited)1950
Robert Montgomery PresentsSeries1949
Air HostessFilm, Celia Hansen1948
Studio OneSeries, Rowena1939
First LoveFilm, Grace Clinton1930
The Love TraderFilm, Martha Adams1928
Show PeopleFilm1927
Nobody's WidowFilm, Roxanna Smith1926
Eve's LeavesFilm, Eve Corbin1925
Hell's HighroadFilm, Judy Nichols1923
HollywoodFilm, Leatrice Joy1922
A Trip to ParamountownFilm1921
A Tale of Two WorldsFilm, Sui Sen1918
His Day OutFilm, Joy1917
A Girl's FollyFilm1893Born7 November 1893
Night of 100 Stars IIFilm, 19851980HollywoodSeries1964The Big Parade of ComedyFilm, Actress in Theater Lobby (archive footage) (uncredited)1950Robert Montgomery PresentsSeries1949Air HostessFilm, Celia Hansen1948Studio OneSeries, Rowena1939First LoveFilm, Grace Clinton1930The Love TraderFilm, Martha Adams1928Show PeopleFilm1927Nobody's WidowFilm, Roxanna Smith1926Eve's LeavesFilm, Eve Corbin1925Hell's HighroadFilm, Judy Nichols1923HollywoodFilm, Leatrice Joy1922A Trip to ParamountownFilm1921A Tale of Two WorldsFilm, Sui Sen1918His Day OutFilm, Joy1917A Girl's FollyFilm1893Born7 November 1893People around Leatrice
Cecil B. DeMille Produced Manslaughter and Saturday Night
Oliver Hardy Also in The Candy Kid and His Day Out
Leo White Also in The Candy Kid and His Day Out
Arvid E. Gillstrom Directed The Candy Kid and His Day Out
Paul Sloane Directed Made for Love and Eve's Leaves- Joe Bordeaux Also in His Day Out and The Orderly
Billy West Also in The Candy Kid and The Orderly
Adolph Zukor Produced The Dressmaker from Paris (1925)
Jesse Louis Lasky Produced Manslaughter (1922)
Bud Ross Also in The Candy Kid and The Orderly
Julia Faye Also in The Ten Commandments and Manslaughter
Wallace Worsley Directed The Ace of Hearts and Wedlock
Jeanie MacPherson Wrote Saturday Night, Triumph and Manslaughter
Edythe Chapman Also in Saturday Night and A Tale of Two Worlds
Frank Lloyd Directed A Tale of Two Worlds and The Man Hunter
Samuel Goldwyn Produced A Tale of Two Worlds (1921)
Donald Crisp Directed Vanity and Nobody's Widow
Rupert Julian Directed Changing Husbands and Hell's Highroad
Raymond Hatton Also in Manslaughter and Triumph
George Melford Directed Java Head and You Can't Fool Your Wife
Robert Edeson Also in The Ten Commandments and Eve's Leaves- Frank Urson Directed Minnie and Changing Husbands
Thomas Meighan Also in The Man Who Saw Tomorrow (1922)
Charles Stanton Ogle Also in The Ten Commandments and Triumph
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Filmography 40
69 credits on file
Television 3
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About this person
Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1893 to 1985 · aged 91
