Joely Collins
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Joely Collins makes her living as a Canadian actress, steady, unshowy and widely cast. She plays Mary in 'Brahms: The Boy II', the credit that travels furthest. Beyond that, 'The Final Cut' is the title most often mentioned. Employment has been the constant here: 32 years of it.
Joely Collins
7 Movies
8 Series
Joely Collins makes her living as a Canadian actress, steady, unshowy and widely cast. She plays Mary in 'Brahms: The Boy II', the credit that travels furthest. Beyond that, 'The Final Cut' is the title most often mentioned. Employment has been the constant here: 32 years of it.
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Brahms: The Boy II
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Brahms: The Boy II
Mary
2020
Film
What Could Have Been
Catherine
2017
Film
Becoming Redwood
Social Worker
2012
Film
Almost Heaven
Taya
2006
Film
The Dead Zone
Erica Carter · 1 episode
2005
TV
The Final Cut
Legz the Tattoo Artist
2004
Film
Ill Fated
Beth
2004
Film
MythQuest
Isis · 2 episodes
2001
TV
Viper
Daph · 1 episode
1997–1998
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Joely Collins and where are they from?
Joely Collins is 54 years old, born on August 8, 1972 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
What are the most famous roles of Joely Collins?
Joely Collins is best known for roles in Brahms: The Boy II, The Final Cut, Hideaway.
How many movies has Joely Collins been in?
Over a 32-year career (since 1994), Joely Collins has appeared in 7 movies and 8 TV shows.
What was Joely Collins's first movie?
The career of Joely Collins began with Moment of Truth: To Walk Again (1994).
What is Joely Collins's most recent movie or series?
Joely Collins's most recent release is Brahms: The Boy II, which premiered on February 20, 2020.
What TV shows has Joely Collins appeared in?
On television, Joely Collins has appeared in The Dead Zone, First Wave, Viper, Poltergeist: The Legacy.
Joely Collins
1972-08-08 · Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Joely Collins makes her living as a Canadian actress, steady, unshowy and widely cast. She plays Mary in 'Brahms: The Boy II', the credit that travels furthest. Beyond that, 'The Final Cut' is the title most often mentioned. Employment has been the constant here: 32 years of it.