Nancy Foy

Casting Director Nancy Foy began her career in 1980 at Francis Ford Coppola's Hollywood based Zoetrope Studios. While employed as a member of Zoetrope Casting, she assisted in the casting of numerous films including "The Outsiders," "Reds," and "Frances." In 1982 she joined Michael McLean and Associates; and in 1984, she established her own company, Nancy Foy Casting. Nancy has cast for both motion pictures and television. She was Emmy Award-nominated for Outstanding Achievement in Casting for the HBO films "The Late Shift" and "The Rat Pack," and for the TNT film "James Dean: An Invented Life," for which she is credited with casting actor James Franco in the title role. Nancy was twice honored with the prestigious Casting Society of America's Artios Award for Outstanding Achievement in Casting for "The Rat Pack" and "James Dean: An Invented Life." She was Artios Award nominated for "October Sky," in which she cast 17-year-old Jake Gyllenhaal in his first leading role. In 1990, Nanc... [Details Intro]