[ Vedette ] Brad Harris

[Rex Lee]

Né aux U.S.A en 1933 .

LES PIRATES DU MISSISSIPPI ( Photo ci-dessus )
LES CHERCHEURS D'OR DE L'ARKANSAS
LES AIGLES NOIRS DE SANTA FE
L'HOMME QUI VENAIT POUR TUER
DURANGO ENCAISSE OU TUE
WANTED SABATA
SEMINO LA MORTE...LO CHIAMAVANO CASTIGO DI DIO



Durango encaisse ou tue








Hors western:





La série des Commissaire X...






Les trois fantastiques supermen (1967)




Eva, la venere selvaggia. 1968. Avec Esmeralda Barros.






Le commissaire X traque les Chiens verts (1966)

[Tom Betts]

Brad Harris, Actor in Sword-and-Sandal Movies, Dies at 84

Variety
By Rebecca Rubin
November 7, 2017

Brad Harris, best known for his work in sword-and-sandal movies, died Tuesday. He was 84.

The actor and stuntman worked in Europe for majority of his career, appearing in over 50 spy films and spaghetti Westerns in the 1960s, including “The Fury of Hercules,” “Pirates of the Mississippi,” “Black Eagle of Santa Fe,” “Kiss, Kiss, Kill, Kill,” “Spy Today, Die Tomorrow,” “Death Trip,” “The Mad Butcher” and “Supermen.”

In addition to his movie work, he appeared on the small screen as Deputy Duffy in the soap opera “Falcon Crest” from 1984-1989.

Born in Idaho, Harris later moved to California and attended UCLA on an athletic scholarship where he studied economics. After sustaining injuries from football, he was advised to take up weightlifting, which then sparked an interest in bodybuilding.

Upon graduation, he secured work in the industry as a stand-in and stuntman. Harris made his big-screen debut in the 1957 biographical film “Monkey on My Back.”

His first leading roles were in Gianfranco Parolini’s 1961 films “Goliath Against the Giants” and “Samson.” Parolini and Harris went on to work together on several titles written and directed by Parolini.

Harris appeared in over 50 spy films and spaghetti Westerns in the 1960s, including “The Fury of Hercules,” “River Pirates of the Mississippi,” “Black Eagle of Santa Fe,” “Kiss, Kiss, Kill, Kill,” “Spy Today, Die Tomorrow,” “Death Trip,” “The Mad Butcher” and “Supermen.”

Later in his career, he served as an executive producer on several of his films including “King of Kong Island” and “The Mutations.”

Harris married actress Olga Schoberova in 1967. They had a daughter, Sabrina, before they divorced in 1969. In 1971, Schoberova remarried studio executive and producer John Calley, who adopted Sabrina.

[Rex Lee]

FBI contre l’œillet chinois (1964)

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