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James Seay. Actor: What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?. Born in 1914, durable, dependable actor James Seay was initially designed for romantic leads after being signed by Paramount in 1940. Caught up in a number of uncredited roles, the actor seemed to fare better as a villain or stern, officious type.
James Seay (September 9, 1914 – October 10, 1992) was an American character actor who often played minor supporting roles as government officials.
James Seay. Actor: What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?. Born in 1914, durable, dependable actor James Seay was initially designed for romantic leads after being signed by Paramount in 1940. Caught up in a number of uncredited roles, the actor seemed to fare better as a villain or stern, officious type.
James Seay is known for Deadpool Adventures in the Marvel F***** Universe (2023), Dark Infinite! and Broken Raven Concept.
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Oct 10, 1992 · James Seay is known as an Actor. Some of his work includes Miracle on 34th Street, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, The Day the Earth Stood Still, Vera Cruz, Killers from Space, Secret Beyond the Door..., Phantom from Space, and The Asphalt Jungle.
James Seay was a actor who was born in 1914 in United States and died in 1992 known for Secret Beyond the Door..., When Worlds Collide, Union Station, Green Acres (TV Series), The Face Behind the Mask, Fury (TV Series), The Amazing Colossal Man, Close to My Heart, The Twilight Zone: In His Image (TV) and Killers from Space
James Seay was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. Seay's earliest roles were in film, including the Ralph Bellamy crime picture "Queen of the Mob" (1940), "Golden Gloves"...
James Seay was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. Seay's earliest roles were in film, including the Ralph Bellamy crime picture "Queen of the Mob" (1940), "Golden Gloves" (1940) and "Emergency Squad" (1940).
James Seay was groomed for romantic leads by Paramount Pictures beginning in 1940. After several nondescript minor roles, Seay finally earned a major part--not as a hero, but as a villainous gang boss in the Columbia "B" The Face Behind the Mask (1941).
