Susan Bay Nimoy was born on Susan Linda Bay; March 16,1943 and is an American actress and director.
19 Facts About Susan Bay
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Susan Bay has directed several documentaries, and the American premiere of Shakespeare's Will.
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Susan Bay returned to directing in 2018 with Eve, a film addressing issues of aging and mourning.
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Susan Bay wrote the script while grieving for her husband, Leonard Nimoy.
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Susan Bay debuted on an episode of The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis in 1963.
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Susan Bay appeared in various TV series throughout the 1960s, including episodes of Dr Kildare and Perry Mason.
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Susan Bay portrayed Suzie Cartwright, the love interest of Lewis's character, Gerald Clamson.
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Susan Bay had a lead role in the television movie Alone at Last.
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Susan Bay played Admiral Rollman in Star Trek: Deep Space Nines first and second season in the episodes "Past Prologue" and "Whispers".
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Susan Bay appeared as Rebecca in the 2009 film Mother and Child.
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Susan Bay was a production consultant on "The Good Mother", which was directed by Leonard Nimoy.
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Susan Bay has worked on documentaries about Twyla Tharp and the magazine Mother Jones.
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In 2007, Susan Bay directed the American premiere of Shakespeare's Will, a solo play by Vern Thiessen that featured Jeanmarie Simpson as Anne Hathaway.
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Susan Bay Nimoy returned to directing in 2018 with Eve, writing the script as she mourned her husband, Leonard Nimoy, and starring in the film after the lead actress pulled out at the last minute due to discomfort with revealing her aging body on film.
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Susan Bay is a member of the board of directors of the Foundation for National Progress, which publishes Mother Jones.
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Susan Bay is a cousin of Rabbi John Rosove, of Temple Israel of Hollywood, as well as film director Michael Susan Bay.
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In 1978, Susan Bay married actor John Schuck, and their son Aaron was born in 1981.
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Susan Bay was photographed for Nimoy's Shekhina, a book of monochrome nude photography of women representing Shekhinah, the presence of God in Judaism.