Kay Freeman
Kay Freeman is an actress, known for Murder, She Wrote (1984), Riptide (1984) and Simon & Simon (1981).
Kay Galvin
Kay Galvin was born and raised in the United Kingdom. She moved to the USA in 1979, and is now a citizen of this country, residing in Asheville, North Carolina. In addition to the listed films and television credits, Kay has also been featured in several short independent films that have been nominated for awards on the independent film festival circuits.
Kay Greidanus
Kay Guido Greidanus is a Dutch actor based in Amsterdam. He made his national breakthrough with the internationally acclaimed short movie; Sevilla, for which they won a "Gouden Kalf" at the annual Dutch Film Festival. Since his first appearance on the big screen, Greidanus has starred in several film and television productions. He played Jan van Liempt in the feature film: Riphagen (2016). A Second World War drama based on true events, worldwide available on Netflix. In 2017 Kay worked with director Ken Scott on the set of The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir. That same year, the film "Huisvrouwen Bestaan Niet" became a national box office hit and ended up being the most successful Dutch movie of the year. They have recently announced that they will start the production of the sequel soon. The fourth season of Nieuwe Buren has recently premiered on Videoland and this season Kay will be seen in two new television series: "Commando's" and "Dit zijn wij" Kay is also co-owner of his own film production company Icarus Film.
Kay Hall
Kay Hall is known for Sinderella and the Golden Bra (1964), Someone (1968) and When the Boat Comes In (1976).
Kay Hall
Kay Hall is an actress, known for Final 48 (2021), Sistas (2019) and The Solomon Bunch (2013).
Kay Hall
Kay Hall is known for The Curse of Bridge Hollow (2022).
Kay Hickman
Kay Hickman is known for Lock Down Love (2021), The Table and Before You Jump the Broom (2016).
Kay Hinman Martley
Kay Hinman Martley is known for Helter Skelter (2020).
Kay Huang
Kay Huang is known for Lost in the Stars (2022), Xiao bai chuan (2023) and Jiang he zhi shang.
Kay Hughes
This "B"-level actress was one of the more wholesomely attractive, if minor, co-stars of westerns, crimers and serials of the late 30s. Her less-than-half-decade leading lady film career playing both vulnerable and resourceful ladies stretched just slightly into World War II territory. Kay was born Catherine Mary Rhoads in Los Angeles on January 16, 1914, and lived part of her childhood in her father's native Ohio. The child suffered a near fatal bout of pleurisy at the age of six which left her health extremely challenged. As a teenager she would be prone to sickness as well undergoing extensive rib surgery due to her severe infections. The family returned to California when she was 9. Kay's hopes of being a dancer were dashed due to her fragile health. Undeterred, she pursued modeling and acting roles and broke into film in feature-length dramas and musicals, including Broadway Melody of 1936 (1935) (her debut: as a dancer), After the Dance (1935), George White's 1935 Scandals (1935), Fighting Youth (1935) and Strike Me Pink (1936) (as a Goldwyn Girl). Finally moving into small, featured roles in such secondary films as Robin Hood of El Dorado (1936), Every Saturday Night (1936) and Brides Are Like That (1936), Ruth was signed by Republic and immediately moved up to co-star status opposite Robert Livingston in the 12-part action adventure serial The Vigilantes Are Coming (1936) with Livingston playing a Zorro-like masked hero dubbed "The Eagle." Thereafter, Ruth moved up to "prairie flower" status in such westerns as The Three Mesquiteers (1936) and Ghost Town Gold (1936), which reunited her with Livingston; and two westerns Ride, Ranger, Ride (1936) and The Big Show (1936) opposite Gene Autry. She eventually broke her contract with Republic and moved to Universal. Lovely Kay, who would occasionally be billed as Catherine Hughes in later years, appeared in the crimers The Mandarin Mystery (1936), A Man Betrayed (1936) and Trouble at Midnight (1937); co-starred in another popular serial Radio Patrol (1937) starring heroic Grant Withers as a radio cop out to bust a crime syndicate; and enjoyed her most popular role, if rather overlooked, as girlfriend Gwen Andrews in her final serial Dick Tracy (1937) starring Ralph Byrd as the clench-jawed master detective. In the 1940s her career took a decidedly secondary position following her marriage to an MGM still photographer and two children, the first born in 1940. She ended her career with a few "B" fare movies, including the westerns Riders of the Badlands (1941) starring Charles Starrett and Russell Hayden; Enemy of the Law (1945) starring Tex Ritter and Dave O'Brien; and Fighting Bill Carson (1945) starring Buster Crabbe and Al St. John. Divorced from her first husband in the mid 1940's, Kay would marry twice more (in 1947 and 1965) and would be twice widowed. She lived in the mid-West with husband #2 and Reno with husband #3. Living much of her later life in Desert Hot Springs, California, Kay underwent heart surgery in December of 1997, and died the following April at the age of 84.