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Thu 20
Fear in the Night — Julia Faye
A man awakens from a nightmare thinking he may have killed someone.
Air Time & Details for Julia Faye, Thu 20, 12:00 pm -
Thu 20
Sunset Boulevard — Julia Faye
An ageing silent-film star who has faded into Hollywood obscurity enlists a down-on-his-luck, opportunistic young screenwriter to aid her comeback, but her maniacal ego turns the challenge into an uphill battle.
Air Time & Details for Julia Faye, Thu 20, 1:20 pm -
Thu 20
The Perils of Pauline — Julia Faye
Musical biography of Pearl White, a popular star of cliffhanging, silent-movie serials.
Air Time & Details for Julia Faye, Thu 20, 8:00 pm -
Fri 21
Fear in the Night — Julia Faye
A man awakens from a nightmare thinking he may have killed someone.
Air Time & Details for Julia Faye, Fri 21, 12:00 am -
Fri 21
The Perils of Pauline — Julia Faye
Musical biography of Pearl White, a popular star of cliffhanging, silent-movie serials.
Air Time & Details for Julia Faye, Fri 21, 4:00 am
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Biography
About Julia Faye
American silent-film actress Julia Faye made her film bow in The Lamb (1915), which also represented the first film appearance of Douglas Fairbanks Sr. Though she photographed beautifully, Faye's acting skills were limited. It's possible she would have quickly faded from the scene without the sponsorship of producer/director Cecil B. DeMille.
Faye appeared in sizeable roles in most of DeMille's extravaganzas of the '20s; her assignments ranged from the supporting part of an Aztec handmaiden in The Woman God Forgot (1918) to the wife of Pharoah in The Ten Commandments (1923). Offscreen, Faye became DeMille's mistress. The actress continued to work in DeMille's films into the sound era, at least until the personal relationship dissolved.
By the '40s, Faye was washed up in films and hard up financially. DeMille responded generously by putting Faye on his permanent payroll, casting her in minor roles in his films of the '40s and '50s, and seeing to it that she was regularly hired for bit parts at the director's home studio of Paramount. Julia Faye's final appearance was in 1958's The Buccaneer, which also happened to be the last film ever produced by Cecil B.
DeMille (it was directed by DeMille's son-in-law, Anthony Quinn).