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Jun 27, 2022 · Suzanne Kay is an essayist, screenwriter, filmmaker, and producer who people better know as the only daughter of the late actress Diahann Carroll. As the daughter of an actress and a record producer, Suzanne has always been seemingly comfortable with the entertainment industry.
Oct 10, 2019 · Diahann Carroll passed away last week, but the legacy of the iconic actress lives on in her only daughter, Suzanne Kay, a journalist, writer, and producer. Diahann was married four times, but it was only her first marriage to the late Monte Kay that produced a child.
Mar 9, 2024 · Suzanne Kay is an American writer and documentary producer whose mother, Diahann Carroll, was an Oscar-nominated actress. Her mother, Diahann Carroll, was best known for her roles in the television shows Dynasty and Julia and had a successful career in the entertainment industry.
- 63 Years
- In Centimetres-165 cmIn Feet and Inches-5′ 5″
- September 09, 1960
- In Kilograms-62 KgIn Pounds-134 lbs
4,804 Followers, 272 Following, 199 Posts - Suzanne Kay (@suzannekay9) on Instagram: "Writer/producer. Watch for doc on Diahann Carroll and a tv show in development. #daughtersofthemovement".
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Suzanne Kay is a writer and filmmaker currently working on a documentary about her mother, the late actress Diahann Carroll, among other projects. She produced and co-wrote a feature film, Cape of Good Hope, which won numerous awards and nominations, including Honorable Mention for the People’s Choice Award at the Toronto International Film ...
Jan 3, 2021 · Suzanne Kay born Suzanne Patricia Ottilie Kay is a journalist, writer and documentary producer and the daughter of the late television actress Diahann Carroll. She graduated from Columbia University in New York with a Master’s Degree in Journalism.
Nov 25, 2019 · Dianne Reeves later performed “Black Bird,” by Paul McCartney, which Carroll’s daughter Suzanne Kay discovered was what her mother wanted played at her memorial service. Kay said the song was fitting because Paul McCartney wrote it in tribute to black women during the civil rights movement.
