About Joel E. Siegel
Lived 1940 – 2004 (aged 63–64). Joel E. Siegel was an American film critic and journalist.
Joel E. Siegel (1940 – 11 March 2004) was a professor of English and film studies at Georgetown University, and his master's degree and doctorate in English from Northwestern University. Siegel wrote for JazzTimes, Washingtonian, Washington Newsworks, "Washington Calendar Magazine," Washington City Paper, and Washington Tribune.
He acted as producer for albums of Shirley Horn and Patti Wicks.
He taught at Georgetown University until 1998. He resided in Arlington, Virginia. He died at age 63 of spinal meningitis. He was survived by his parents, Sherman and Miriam Danzinger Siegel, and a sister, Judith Siegel-Baum. He was openly gay.
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American film critic and academic (1940-2004)
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Joel E. Siegel was born in 1940 in Washington.
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Joel E. Siegel died on 11 March 2004 in Washington, D.C..
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Joel E. Siegel was a film critic and journalist.
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Joel E. Siegel was American.
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