About Ella Joyce
Born 1954. Ella Joyce is an American actor, stage actor, television actor and film actor.
Ella Joyce (born Cherron Hoye; June 12, 1954) is an American actress. She starred as Eleanor Emerson in the Fox comedy-drama series Roc, which originally ran from 1991 until 1994. Joyce also appeared in films Set It Off, Bubba Ho-Tep (2002), Our Family Wedding (2010), Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor (2013) and Nina (2016).
Early years The daughter of an autoworker and a hairdresser, Joyce was born Cherron Hoye in Chicago, Illinois, and raised in Detroit, Michigan. She graduated from the Performing Arts Curriculum at Cass Technical High School, and went on to attend the Dramatic Arts program at Eastern Michigan University. When financial problems caused her to leave, she returned to Detroit, where she graduated from a business school and then worked as an executive secretary at General Motors. She supplemented the income from that job by reading scripts for director Lloyd Richards, who encouraged her to act on-screen. Her theater credits include Fences (at the National Black Theater Festival), as well as Medea and the Doll, Steppin' into Tomorrow; she was the first to play the roles of Risa at the Yale world premiere production of Two Trains Running, Tonya in the world premiere production of King Hedley II, and Lily Ann Green in Crumbs from the Table of Joy, earning The Joseph Jefferson Award. Other stage plays in which she has appeared include Bossa Nova, Last Street Play (The Mighty Gents), Checkmates, Brothers, Sisters, Husbands and Wives, Don't Get God Started!, Louis and Ophelia, Split Second, Home, Not a single Blade of Grass, Odessa, Barefoot in the Park, and Anna Lucasta. She is a founder and performer at The National Black Festival in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Joyce received Ovation Award for August Wilson’s King Hedley II for the role of Ruby. She made a cameo appearance in the music video for TLC's "Waterfalls" later that year. She later appeared in films Forbidden Fruits (2006) alongside Keith David, Lost Signal (2006), Who Made the Potatoe Salad? (2006), Preacher's Kid (2010), Our Family Wedding (2010), Hopelessly in June (2011) and California Solo (2012). In 2023, Joyce starred in the Tyler Perry's romantic drama film Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor playing the role of Jurnee Smollett's mother. In 2016 she appeared as Clifton's mother in the biographical film Nina.
In 2013, Joyce starred alongside Keith David in the short-lived TV One sitcom Belle's. She had supporting roles in films Resolution Song (2018) and Never and Again (2021). In 2022 she was cast as Tami Roman's character's mother in the BET drama series, Haus of Vicious.
Personal life Joyce married actor Dan Martin. She has written her first book Kink Phobia, Journey Through a Black Woman's Hair.
Filmography
Film Year Title Role Notes 1992 Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot McCabe 1994 Reality Bites Libby Cumba 1996 Set It Off Det. Geraldine Waller 1999 Her Married Lover Dr. Ella Solomon Frozen Hot Atty. Jean Ross 2000 Clockin' Green Sonya Brignone Video2002 Bubba Ho-Tep Nurse Joyceline Bridges 2003 Salvation Auntie Reed Short film 2005 Uncle P Bertha Miller 2006 Forbidden Fruits Minister's Wife Who Made the Potatoe Salad? Mrs. Jenkins Lost Signal Nancy Caulderbank 2007 City Teacher Anita Sawyer 2008 Mary James 2009 Busted Ms. Lucille Watts 2010 Preacher's Kid Sister Pauletta Watkins Our Family Wedding Earlene Boyd 2011 Hopelessly in June Mrs. Rita Myers Saybrook: The Truly Girls Young Janet Tully – Mary Gloyd Warner 2012 California Solo Carol Weathers 2013 Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor Ms. Sarah 2015 Lucky Girl Melanie Jackson 2016 Juney Smith's Black American Film Collection City Teacher Nina Clifton's Mom 2017 Sweet Dreams, Momma Denise Short film 2018 Resolution Song Edith 2019 Heavenly Deposit Nurse Edna Williams 2020 When We Kill the Creators Billie 2021 Never and Again Mrs. Donna All the Men in My Life Jackie Helms 2022 Holiday Hideaway Rose Catfish Christmas Helen First Janice
Television Year Title Role Notes 1990 Katts and Dog - Episode: "Officer Down" 1991–94 Roc Eleanor Emerson Main Cast 1994 Soul Train Herself/Guest Host Episode: "Lisa Lisa/Masta Ace/Smooth Sylk" 1995 NewsRadio Catherine Duke Episode: "Pilot" Alice Ward Episode: "Them That Has..." 1996 Dangerous Minds Judge Episode: "Pilot" Sabrina the Teenage Witch Mrs. Patrice Bogzigian Episode: "Bundt Friday" 1997 Seinfeld Dean Patrice Jones Episode: "The Voice" 1998 Annabeth Episode: "Convent-ional Gifts" In the House Porsche Langford Episode: "My Pest Friend's Wedding" 1999 Selma, Lord, Selma Betty Webb Television film 2001 Stronger Inside Doodle Alderidge Television film The Old Settler Waitress Television film 2002 What About Your Friends: Weekend Getaway Juanita Television film 2003–04 My Wife and Kids Jasmine Scott Recurring Cast: Season 4–5 2004–05 Eve Mama Netta Pearl Recurring Cast: Season 2 2013 Belle's Gladys Crawford Main Cast 2015 Being Mary Jane Sheila Episode: "Sparrow" 2016 Future You Henrietta Episode: "Internet Casualties" 2017 Bronzeville Madame Marie Episode: "2, 11, 75" 2020 Casting the Net Mabel Singer Recurring Cast 2022 Haus of Vicious Carolyn Main Cast
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Ella Joyce was born on 12 June 1954 in Chicago.
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