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Harvey Parry
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Harvey Parry

1900 – 1985 · San Francisco, California, USA · Active 1923–1986

Harvey Parry, active in the 1960s and 1970s, is known for his roles in the realm of cult cinema. He appears in Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine (1965), a film that blends comedy with the bizarre, showcasing his ability to navigate the eccentricities of the genre. Parry also features in Drum (1976), a gritty drama that further highlights his versatility as an actor. His contributions to these films reflect the playful yet provocative spirit of exploitation cinema, making him a notable figure in the SassyFlix catalog.

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Drum

Drum

1976 ★ 5.2
as Dr. Redfield

This film picks up the story 15 years after the events of the first film. Drum (Norton) has been born to a white prostitute (Vega), who raises him with her black lesbian lover (Kelly). Drum grows up to be a fighter and is often forced to bare-knuckle-box other slaves for the entertainment of the owners, one of whom is a gay Frenchman named Bernard DeMarigny (Colicos). DeMarigny wants to sleep with Drum, but his advances are rejected by the slave and DeMarigny vows revenge against Drum. Drum and his friend Blaise (Kotto) are eventually sold to plantation owner Hammond Maxwell (Oates) and are both taken to his plantation to work. Regine (Grier) is purchased by Maxwell as well and is taken to the plantation for his own personal desires as a bedwench. After arriving at Maxwell's plantation, Regine is set up in the bedroom above Hammond. Augusta Chauvel (Lewis), Maxwell's fiancé is jealous and has other plans for Regine. Maxwell's daughter Sophie (Smith) wants to sleep with Drum, but he won't for fear of being killed. Sophie also attempts to sleep with Blaise and after being rejected, tells her father that Blaise has raped her, which is a lie. Blaise is put in chains and Maxwell decides that he must be castrated for the alleged rape. Meanwhile, a dinner party has been arranged to celebrate the engagement of Maxwell and Chauvel. DeMarigny has been invited to attend the celebration and the guests end up discussing the best way to castrate a slave at the dinner party. While the party is taking place, Drum frees Blaise from his chains and there ends up being a violent uprising from the slaves at the engagement party. DeMarigny shoots Blaise during the fighting and Drum in turn grabs hold of DeMarigny's privates and rips them off. Both slaves and slavers are killed during the battle, but Maxwell and Chauvel are all saved by Drum. In appreciation for saving his family, Maxwell sets Drum free.

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Filmography

105 credits
1980s 2 credits
1984
Movie ★ 6.3
1980
Raging Bull as Referee (Third Robinson Fight)
Movie ★ 7.9
1970s 12 credits
1979
The Main Event as Referee In Long Beach
Movie ★ 5.3
1978
Movie Movie as Referee #1 ("Dynamite Hands")
Movie ★ 6.0
1978
Vega$ as Hank
TV ★ 7.0
1977
Superstunt as Self
Movie
1976
Silent Movie as Steam Roller Operator (uncredited)
Movie ★ 6.5
1976
Drum as Dr. Redfield
Movie ★ 5.3
1976
Sherlock Holmes in New York as Haymarket driver
Movie ★ 6.0
1975
Dr. Shagetz as Howard Roscoe
Movie
1975
Baretta as Harrigan
TV ★ 6.5
1974
Blazing Saddles as Townsman (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.2
1973
Movie ★ 6.1
1971
Nichols as Referee
TV ★ 6.3
1960s 11 credits
1969
Movie ★ 6.3
1966
TV ★ 7.3
1966
TV ★ 7.3
1965
The Great Race as Cowboy Shooting Gun in Saloon (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.1
1965
Get Smart as Gambler (uncredited)
TV ★ 7.9
1964
The Comedy of Terrors as Man Knocked Down on Street (uncredited)
Movie ★ 6.5
1962
How the West Was Won as Henchman (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.0
1962
The Lucy Show as Policeman
TV ★ 7.1
1962
TV ★ 7.1
1960
Spartacus as Guard (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.5
1950s 8 credits
1959
TV ★ 5.9
1958
The Last Hurrah as Man (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.2
1957
Movie ★ 10.0
1956
The Killing as Bartender (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.6
1955
The Prodigal as Citizen (uncredited)
Movie ★ 4.6
1951
Movie ★ 6.6
1951
Navy Bound as Dan Sweeney
Movie ★ 7.5
1951
Movie ★ 8.5
1940s 6 credits
1949
Duke of Chicago as Steve "Killer" Bronski
Movie ★ 7.0
1949
Ringside as Bit Role (uncredited)
Movie ★ 5.0
1949
Miss Mink of 1949 as Mr. Wiggins
Movie ★ 5.7
1948
Trouble Preferred as Assistant Watchman (uncredited)
Movie ★ 6.0
1945
Jeep-Herders as Flipping Oil Worker (uncredited)
Movie ★ 9.0
1940
Movie ★ 6.0
1930s 7 credits
1938
One Wild Night as Hitchhiker (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.8
1938
The Mad Miss Manton as Stuntman (uncredited)
Movie ★ 6.4
1936
High Tension as Little Man
Movie ★ 5.8
1936
After the Thin Man as Man Standing on Hands (uncredited)
Movie ★ 7.3
1935
The Irish in Us as Joe Delancy (as Harvey Perry)
Movie ★ 7.5
1933
Hoopla as Roustabout
Movie ★ 6.3
1930
The Big Trail as Pioneer (uncredited)
Movie ★ 6.7
Crew Credits
1980s 3 credits
1986
Movie ★ 4.6
1985
Movie ★ 6.6
1981
Movie ★ 7.0
1970s 4 credits
1974
Movie ★ 5.1
1974
Movie ★ 6.1
1973
Scorpio Stunts
Movie ★ 6.2
1973
Movie ★ 6.1
1960s 9 credits
1967
Movie ★ 7.5
1967
Movie ★ 6.3
1966
Harper Stunts
Movie ★ 6.7
1966
Movie ★ 5.0
1964
Movie ★ 6.2
1964
Movie ★ 6.5
1963
Movie ★ 6.6
1962
Movie ★ 7.0
1950s 5 credits
1959
Movie ★ 6.9
1956
Santiago Stunts
Movie ★ 5.8
1955
Movie ★ 6.5
1952
Movie ★ 5.3
1951
Movie ★ 5.7
1940s 15 credits
1949
Movie ★ 5.7
1949
Homicide Stunts
Movie ★ 5.7
1948
Movie ★ 8.0
1947
Movie ★ 5.6
1946
Movie ★ 8.0
1945
Movie ★ 9.0
1945
Movie ★ 7.5
1945
Movie ★ 9.0
1945
Movie ★ 9.0
1943
Movie ★ 8.1
1943
Movie ★ 6.2
1942
Movie ★ 6.4
1942
Movie ★ 6.8
1940
Movie ★ 6.9
1940
Movie ★ 6.9
1930s 17 credits
1939
Movie ★ 6.9
1939
Movie ★ 5.9
1939
Movie ★ 6.5
1939
Movie ★ 6.2
1939
Movie ★ 6.8
1939
The Oklahoma Kid Stunt Double
Movie ★ 6.0
1938
Movie ★ 7.5
1938
Movie ★ 6.4
1937
Movie ★ 7.1
1937
Movie ★ 7.0
1936
Movie ★ 6.4
1935
Movie ★ 7.1
1935
Movie ★ 7.4
1935
Movie ★ 7.5
1935
Movie ★ 6.1
1934
Movie ★ 10.0
1932
Movie ★ 6.1
1920s 6 credits
1927
Movie ★ 6.5
1925
Movie ★ 6.7
1925
Movie ★ 7.2
1923
Movie ★ 6.5
1923
Movie ★ 7.7
1923
Movie ★ 6.5