Joseph Murphy(May 16, 1877 – July 31, 1961) was an American comic stage actor. He went on to become a silent film actor, notably playing Andy Gump in the shorts The Gumps during the mid-1920s. His unusual tall, thin stature and extraordinary facial features were instantly recognizable. Joe Murphy was born Joseph J. Murphy on 16 May 1877 in San Jose, California. His mother Anna (Mahoney) and father John Murphy were married in Michigan, January 13, 1875 before moving to San Jose, California. On October 30 ,1920, his son Russell, aged 16, was shot and killed by a police officer after he and his friends were mistaken for robbers. Murphy filed a $18,000 lawsuit against a patrolman of the L.A. Police Department, after criminal charges against the police were dropped by the district attorney claiming that the officer killed the boy in the line of duty. Joe continued to live in California where he worked as a silent moving picture star in Hollywood. He died at the age of 84 on 31 July 1961 in Santa Clara, leaving his wife, Marie, who was of Irish birth.
Joe Murphy as Writing
لیزا میلر، مادری خانهدار که ناگهان مجرد شده، تلاش میکند تا دوباره به دنیای کار بازگردد، اما متوجه میشود شروع دوباره در سن چهل سالگی بسیار دشوار است. پس از برخوردی که به او اطمینان میدهد جوانتر از سنش به نظر میرسد، لیزا سعی میکند خود را بیست و شش ساله جا بزند و به عنوان دستیار در انتشارات امپریکال استخدام میشود. حالا او باید مراقب باشد تا کسی راز او و بهترین دوستش، مگی، را کشف نکند.