Julia Faye
Actress
72 years (Sep 23, 1893 – Apr 6, 1966)Richmond, Virginia, USA
Julia Faye is an American actress who has rarely been away from the screen for long. The distance between the first credit and the most recent is about 110 years. 'The Ten Commandments' remains the reference point, thanks largely to Elisheba. She also turns up in 'The Greatest Show on Earth'. 1916 is the year the filmography opens. Drama is where the largest part of the work sits.
Julia Faye
Actress
Julia Faye is an American actress who has rarely been away from the screen for long. The distance between the first credit and the most recent is about 110 years. 'The Ten Commandments' remains the reference point, thanks largely to Elisheba. She also turns up in 'The Greatest Show on Earth'. 1916 is the year the filmography opens. Drama is where the largest part of the work sits.
Movies 75 titles
Plays Elisheba
The Ten Commandments
1956
Plays Haisham
Samson and Delilah
1949
Plays Birdie
The Greatest Show on Earth
1952
Plays Widow Swivens
Unconquered
1947
Plays Townswoman
Joan of Arc
1948
Plays Mame
Union Pacific
1939
Plays Martha
The King of Kings
1927
Plays Charleston Lady #2
Reap the Wild Wind
1942
Plays Lady Penelope
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
1949
Plays Wapiskau
North West Mounted Police
1940
Plays The Wife of Pharaoh
The Ten Commandments
1923
Plays Reformer
Alias Nick Beal
1949
Plays Housekeeper
Red, Hot and Blue
1949
Plays Tibra
The Affairs of Anatol
1921
Plays Zelma
Turkish Delight
1927
Plays Wagon Woman
California
1947
Plays Dolly Foules
The Road to Yesterday
1925
Plays Julia Faye
Hollywood
1923
Plays Mrs. Jensen
The Lawless
1950
Plays Alice Blair, Banker's Daughter
Something to Think About
1920
Plays 'French' Kate
The Life of the Party
1920
Plays Velma
Chicago
1927
Plays Mrs. Chichester Jones
The Squaw Man
1931
Plays The Mischievous One
Adam's Rib
1923
Plays Mrs. Mallory's First Maid
Forbidden Fruit
1921
Plays Marcia Towne
Dynamite
1929
Plays Dance Club Woman
Pacific Blackout
1941
Plays Nurse
Till We Meet Again
1936
Plays Jessie
Old Wives for New
1918
Plays Kitty Douglas
A Very Good Young Man
1919
Plays Elsie Prentiss
Saturday Night
1922
Plays Inmate
The Godless Girl
1928
Plays Nanette aka Toodles
Don't Change Your Husband
1919
Plays Josephine
The Fighting Eagle
1927
Plays Mariusha
The Volga Boatman
1926
Plays Mrs. Drummond
Manslaughter
1922
Plays Nell Thompson
The Golden Bed
1925
Plays Susan - Maid #2
Male and Female
1919
Plays Samaran, His Chief Wife
Fool's Paradise
1921
Plays Queen Victoria
The Yankee Clipper
1927
Plays Susette
Till I Come Back to You
1918
Plays Tecza's Handmaiden
The Woman God Forgot
1917
Plays Mrs. Forbes
Not So Dumb
1930
Plays Margie
The Main Event
1927
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The Ten Commandments
Full Filmography 75
The Ten Commandments
Elisheba
1956
The Greatest Show on Earth
Birdie
1952
Here Comes the Groom
Passenger on Airplane (uncredited)
1951
Where Danger Lives
Nurse Seymour (uncredited)
1950
Sunset Boulevard
Hisham (uncredited)
1950
The Lawless
Mrs. Jensen
1950
Samson and Delilah
Haisham
1949
Red, Hot and Blue
Housekeeper
1949
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
Lady Penelope
1949
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Julia Faye still alive?
Julia Faye passed away on April 6, 1966 at age 72.
What are the most famous roles of Julia Faye?
Julia Faye is best known for roles in Sunset Boulevard, The Ten Commandments, Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages.
How many movies has Julia Faye been in?
Over a 50-year career (since 1916), Julia Faye has appeared in 75 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Julia Faye's first movie?
The career of Julia Faye began with Don Quixote (1916).
What is Julia Faye's most recent movie or series?
Julia Faye's most recent release is The Ten Commandments, which premiered on November 8, 1956.
Julia Faye
1893-09-23 · Richmond, Virginia, USA
Julia Faye was born on September 24, 1893 in Richmond, Virginia, USA. She was an actress, known for The Ten Commandments (1956), Samson and Delilah (1949) and The Greatest Show on Earth (1952). She died on April 6, 1966 in Hollywood, California, USA.
She appeared in more Cecil B. DeMille movies than any other actress. She appeared in many of his silents, and in every one of his movies from Union Pacific (1939) on. She was Cecil B. DeMille's mistress off-screen for quite some time. The devoted DeMille kept her employed in bit parts long after her career (and their relationship) was over. Off-screen, she was known to be a highly skilled horsewoman.
Like many of her contemporaries, her home in Hollywood contained a Chinese room, filled with oriental art objects.