Maysie Hoy
Editing · Acting
Born August 21, 1949
Maysie Hoy is a film editor who has been active since the early 1990s. She is a long-time collaborator with director Tyler Perry, having edited 16 films for him. She was nominated twice for an American Cinema Editors award, and in 2025, she received their Career Achievement Award.
Filmography
- 2025Ruth & Boaz — Editor
- 2024The Six Triple Eight — Editor
- 2023The Other Zoey — Editor
- 2022A Jazzman's Blues — Editor
- 2021Afterlife of the Party — Editor
- 2019Breakthrough — Editor
- 2019Same Time, Next Christmas — Editor
- 2017Love Beats Rhymes — Editor
- 2016Dolly Parton's Christmas of Many Colors: Circle of Love — Editor
- 2015Spare Parts — Editor
- 2014The Single Moms Club — Editor
- 2013A Madea Christmas — Editor
- 2013Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor — Editor
- 2012Good Deeds — Editor
- 2012Madea's Witness Protection — Editor
- 2011Madea's Big Happy Family — Editor
- 2010For Colored Girls — Editor
- 2010Why Did I Get Married Too? — Editor
- 2009I Can Do Bad All By Myself — Editor
- 2009Madea Goes to Jail — Editor
- 2008Meet the Browns — Editor
- 2008Tyler Perry's The Family That Preys — Editor
- 2007Daddy's Little Girls — Editor
- 2007Why Did I Get Married? — Editor
- 2006The Celestine Prophecy — Editor
- 2006Time Bomb — Editor
- 2005Smile — Editor
- 2003Chasing Papi — Editor
- 2000Freedom Song — Editor
- 1999Crazy in Alabama — Editor
- 1998What Dreams May Come — Editor
- 1997Love Jones — Editor
- 1996Freeway — Editor
- 1995Blue in the Face — Consulting Editor
- 1995Mrs. Munck — Editor
- 1995Smoke — Editor
- 1994There Goes My Baby — Editor
- 1993Bank Robber — Editor
- 1993The Joy Luck Club — Editor
- 1992Boris and Natasha — Editor
- 1992The Player — Editor
- 1983Sleeping Beauty — Red Fairy
- 1983The Nightingale — Housekeeper
- Faerie Tale Theatre — Housekeeper, Red Fairy
- 1978A Wedding — Casey
- 1978Remember My Name — Newscaster
- 19773 Women — Doris, Assistant Editor
- 1971McCabe & Mrs. Miller — Maisie
- Tapestry: International Stories of Inspiring Women — May Sing, Editor