A Time to Kill
1996
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Joe Seneca (January 14, 1919 – August 15, 1996) was an American film and television actor who had a lengthy Hollywood career, portraying bit parts in many major films and television sitcoms spanning from the 1970s to the 1990s.
Actor: The Blob. Prior to his illustrious Hollywood and television careers, Joe Seneca (né Joel McGhee) belonged to a top flight singing group - The Three Riffs - that worked the better supper clubs in New York City.
Aug 17, 1996 · Joe Seneca, who turned his work as a song-and-dance performer into an illustrious acting career in serious, acclaimed movies about slavery, black leaders and human dignity, has died. He died...
Joe Seneca. Highest Rated: 92% Mississippi Masala (1991) Lowest Rated: 57% School Daze (1988) Birthday: Jan 14, 1919. Birthplace: Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
Aug 17, 1996 · Joe Seneca, a character actor who played one of the four musicians in August Wilson's ''Ma Rainey's Black Bottom'' on Broadway in 1984, died on Thursday at his home on Roosevelt Island. The...
Joe Seneca - Turner Classic Movies. Actor. Overview. Biography. Filmography. Life Events. Photos & Videos. Family & Companions. About. Read More. Birth Place. Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Born. January 14, 1919. Died. August 15, 1996. Cause of Death. Asthma Attack. Biography. Read More.
Black character actor Joe Seneca almost always brought a sense of dignity and social consciousness to his roles. Born and raised in Cleveland, OH, he began performing with the Three Riffs song and dance trio. Early in his career, he penned songs such as "Break It to Me Gently" (co-written with Diane Lampert) and "Talk to Me."
