Jack Harding is an actor known for his role in Take It Out in Trade (1970), a film that exemplifies the gritty essence of 1970s exploitation cinema. Set against a backdrop of urban decay and raw narratives, Harding's performance contributes to the film's provocative exploration of sexuality and societal norms. While details about his career remain sparse, his involvement in this cult classic positions him within a niche that continues to resonate with fans of grindhouse and exploitation films.
Take It Out in Trade
A 2K preservation of Ed Wood's long-lost final film! Ed Wood was the filmmaker behind PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE, the author of hundreds of adult novels, and a pall-bearer at Bela Lugosi's funeral. Wood fought in the Pacific Ocean theater during World War II while wearing a bra and panties under his uniform. Basically, there will never be another hero like Ed Wood. And there will never be another movie like TAKE IT OUT IN TRADE. Unseen for almost fifty years, this is a surreal sexploitation detective comedy that would feel right at home on a triple-bill with John Waters's MULTIPLE MANIACS and Russ Meyer's THE IMMORAL MR. TEAS. With delirious narration by Wood himself, positive depictions of LGBTQ relationships, and a miraculous role by Ed Wood in drag as ''Alecia,'' TAKE IT OUT IN TRADE is a joyous swan song from one of the most seminal exploitation filmmakers of all time.
