Joe Warfield

Joe Warfield was born on Nov 06, 1937 in USA. Joe Warfield's big-screen debut came with The Razor's Edge directed by Edmund Goulding in 1946, strarring Frenchman (uncredited). Joe Warfield is known for The Longest Day directed by Ken Annakin, Eddie Albert stars as Col. Thompson and Paul Anka as U.S. Army Ranger. The upcoming new movie Joe Warfield plays is Kingfish: A Story of Huey P. Long which will be released on Mar 19, 1995.

Joe is a veteran of stage, film and television working as an actor, director and teacher. He is a former full-time Professor and Head of Acting Study in the NYU Grad Film Department teaching Directing Actors. Previously, he taught at Loyola University, New Orleans as well as the Maine Media Workshops in Rockport, Maine. Other teaching credits include New York University School for Film and Television, University of New Orleans, and American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Joe was an associate artist at Southern Repertory Theatre in New Orleans and traveled to Moscow with the company's production of Tennessee Williams' plays and to Paris to direct the world premiere of Solitaire at the American Center. He was the Artistic Director of Gorham's Bluff Theatre in Gorham's Bluff, Alabama for six years. Joe is the recipient of the New Orleans Stage Journal Award for Best Director and his productions have won numerous Big Easy Awards. He was also awarded a Dramalogue award for his performance in The American Nightmare.