★ Acting
1920 – 1996
· Astoria, Oregon, USA
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Active 1939–1984
Gene Nelson, born in 1920 in Astoria, Oregon, made his mark in the realm of cult cinema through his work in She's Working Her Way Through College (1952) and as a director of Hand of Death (1962). Transitioning from a successful Broadway career, where he showcased his dancing talents, Nelson ventured into film, bringing a unique flair to his roles. His involvement in Timeslip (1955) as an actor further solidified his presence in the genre, blending his theatrical background with the gritty aesthetics of exploitation cinema.
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Hand of Death
1962
★ 3.5
Director
A scientist invents a new serum, tries it on himself and turns into a murderous monster.
Career Highlights
Top 6 by popularity · TMDB
Filmography
106 credits
1980s
2 credits
1970s
4 credits
1960s
9 credits
1950s
37 credits
1940s
6 credits
1930s
2 credits
Crew Credits
1970s
15 credits
1960s
29 credits