Joy Reyes
Joy Reyes is an actor, known for I Propose We Never See Each Other Again After Tonight (2020).
Joy Richardson
Joy Richardson is an actress, known for Children of Men (2006), Legends of Tomorrow (2016) and Silent Witness (1996).
Joy Rieger
Joy Rieger was born on March 3, 1994 in Herzliya, Israel. She is an actress, known for Vierges (2018), Hahataim (2016) and Aba Mishtadel (2019).
Joy Robson
Joy Robson is known for her work on Leaving Neverland (2019).
Joy Rosalyn Evans
Joy Rosalyn is an American independent filmmaker. She was born to two educators, is the oldest of three daughters, and was raised in Michigan. Once graduating high-school, she decided to move out west to further her education where she changed her major from business administration to film. After settling down in Atlanta, she founded SummerTyme Productions. She has released two independent films under her production company, Karma (2018) and Truth or Dare (2021). She is married and has one child.
Joy Rovaris
Joy Rovaris is known for Bobbi Kristina (2017), The Neighborhood (2018) and The Resident (2018). She has been married to Muneesh Sharma since November 11, 2016.
Joy Saavedra
Joy Saavedra is known for The Rise and Fall of LuLaRoe (2021).
Joy Sanders
Joy Sanders is an actress and art director, known for Estranged (2015), School for Seduction (2004) and Wire in the Blood (2002).
Joy Sengupta
Joy Sengupta was born on December 14, 1968 in Calcutta, West Bengal, India. He is an actor, known for Bilu: A demon within (2017), 68 Pages (2007) and Ssshhhh... Koi Hai (2001).
Joy Shatz
Netflix and SyFy audiences know Joy Shatz as the sweet, well-intentioned young mom in the wacky single-cam comedy Happy. PopHorror called her "a rising star" for her leading role performance as a wide-eyed but determined investigator in the cult-film trilogy Hell House, LLC. A born and raised New Yorker, Joy began her career at ten years old, singing and dancing in Times Square as part of the kids chorus in Broadway on Broadway. Leaving her street-performances behind her, she went on to study at the Atlantic Theater Company Conservatory as well as training in improv and sketch comedy at Upright Citizens Brigade. Never one to sit and wait for opportunities, she wrote, directed, produced and played 13 different characters when she stepped behind the camera and created Wild Woman, a mockumentary comedy film. An official selection at nine film festivals, Wild Woman went on to garner her multiple awards: Williamsburg International Film Festival awarded her Outstanding Achievement in Filmmaking while both the Long Island International Film Expo and the Long Beach International Film Festival recognized her for her work in acting categories. Austin Revolution Film Festival named her "Actress of the Year '' and Long Island's Scared for Your LIIFE Film Festival recognized her as "Best Actress" for her dramatic work in Karen. Joy played the emotionally unstable title role in this thriller loosely based on real-life events. She went on to play a sheltered, bookish young woman who gets a very rude awakening in the film The Improviser. Helmed by the same creative team, she was recognized by the Austin Revolution Film Festival as "Best U.S. Actress." Joy will always be an actress first, but she continues to love writing screenplays and has won Hollywood International Moving Pictures Film Festival's Achievement in Screenwriting as well as the Austin Revolution Film Festival's Screenwriter of the Year (clearly she's got some fans in Austin... next stop SXSW?).