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Born · January 17, 1927
Died · May 29, 2007 (80 years old)
Known For: Acting
Place of Birth: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Norman James Kaye (17 January 1927 – 28 May 2007) was an Australian actor and composer. He was best known for his roles in the films of director Paul Cox. As an actor, he was strongly associated with the films of Paul Cox, appearing in 16 of them. He had small roles in Cox's Illuminations (1976) and Kostas (1979), and shared the lead with Wendy Hughes in Cox's 1982 film Lonely Hearts and the lead in Man of Flowers (1983), for which he won an AFI Award. Norman Kaye was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease prior to 1997. His inability to memorise scripts for the film Innocence led to the end of his collaboration with Paul Cox, as well as the end of his career in 2004. Kaye was in the advanced stage of the disease at the time of his death in Sydney on 28 May 2007. He had enjoyed a 35-year relationship with the opera director Elke Neidhardt, and she was at his side at his death.
Self
0.0
2005
Satine's Doctor
7.5
2001
Store Owner
5.9
1997
Alex
4.4
1997
(1 episode)
6.2
1997
2.0
1996
Felix Friedman · (2 episodes)
6.6
1996
Pieter Leeuwen · (4 episodes)
4.0
1995
Ghost Priest
3.0
1994
Judge
4.3
1994
Charles
5.1
1993
Wedding Pastor
4.6
1993
Elias Kidd
5.2
1993
George
4.0
1992
Billy
6.1
1991
George McNair · (3 episodes)
6.8
1989
5.2
1989
Joseph Binstead
6.8
1988
Archbishop Mannix · (8 episodes)
0.0
1988
Desmond · (2 episodes)
6.8
1988
Billy Morgan
0.0
1988
Salesman
5.2
1987
Harold Messenger · (1 episode)
6.0
1987
Tom
4.5
1986
(1 episode)
5.0
1986
William Randall · (4 episodes)
6.1
1986
Bill Randall · (1 episode)
6.1
1986
Reverend Aldershot
5.3
1986
Drunken Old Man
0.0
1986
George
3.0
1985
Bruder Jones · (6 episodes)
0.0
1985
Uncle Edward
0.0
1985
Baldwin Ferguson
6.9
1984
Charles Bremer
5.0
1983
George
5.5
1983
5.5
1982
Percy Farley
4.0
1982
ASIO Agent
6.0
1982
Mander
6.7
1981
Supt. Sadleir · (4 episodes)
5.0
1980
Alex
0.0
1977
Swagman
6.0
1976
(26 episodes)
5.0
1976
0.0
1976
Prosecutor · (2 episodes)
4.3
1964
Sir Timothy Hassall
0.0
1964