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Charley Foy net worth is $9 Million
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Charley Foy was born on June 12, 1898 in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA as Charles J. Fitzgerald. He is known for his work on Swingtime in the Movies (1938), The Seven Little Foys (1955) and Quiet, Please (1939). He was married to Sarah "sugar" Demers/King and Grace Hayes. He died on August 22, 1984 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Net Worth
$9 Million
Date Of Birth
June 12, 1898
Place Of Birth
Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
Profession
Actor, Miscellaneous Crew
Star Sign
Gemini
Actor
Title
Year
Status
Character
The Seven Little Foys
1955
Narration by (voice)
Ginger
1946
Health Dept. Official (uncredited)
Grandfather's Follies
1944
Short
The Woman of the Town
1943
Eddie Foy Sr.
The Wagons Roll at Night
1941
Snapper
East of the River
1940
Customer (as Charles Foy)
Mutiny in the Big House
1939
Convict Bitsy
Conspiracy
1939
Studs
Hell's Kitchen
1939
Floogie
Quiet, Please
1939
Short
Sammy
Sweepstakes Winner
1939
'Jinx' Donovan
Blackwell's Island
1939
Benny Farmer (as Charles Foy)
King of the Underworld
1939
Slick
Fighting Thoroughbreds
1939
Henchman (uncredited)
Swingtime in the Movies
1938
Short
Sammy
Out Where the Stars Begin
1938
Short
Sammy Kane, the Director's Assistant
Penrod and His Twin Brother
1938
Kraemer
Daredevil Drivers
1938
'Stub' Wilson
Midnight Intruder
1938
Taxi Driver (uncredited)
The Adventurous Blonde
1937
Dud
Wine, Women and Horses
1937
Broadway Willis
Saratoga
1937
Valet (uncredited)
Dance Charlie Dance
1937
Phil 'Mac' MacArthur (as Charles Foy)
Ever Since Eve
1937
1st Monteray Tavern Bellboy (uncredited)
Melody for Two
1937
'Scoop' Trotter (as Charles Foy)
Midnight Court
1937
Dutch (as Charles Foy)
Fugitive in the Sky
1936
Steve Fanning (as Charles Foy)
Polo Joe
1936
Second Loafer (as Charles Foy)
Here Comes Carter
1936
Louie Cramer (as Charles Foy)
Down the Stretch
1936
Arnold Roach (as Charles Foy)
Hot Money
1936
Ratto (as Charles Foy)
A Favorite Fool
1915
Short
One of the Widow's Children (as Seven Little Foys)