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Acting

Harry E Lang

Career: Active from 1937 to 1952, busiest in 1942 with 5 main titles.

Leading roles: 23
top three billing

Average score: 72/100

Highest rated: Solid Serenade
78/100

What stands out

Compared with the average well-known movie, over 14 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.

Harry E Lang Catalog average

Rarely in their work

Psychological
1.1, average 5.5
Contemporary Realism
1.0, average 5.4
Melancholy
1.3, average 4.7
Social Commentary
1.6, average 4.9

Main genres

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Recurring tags

Slapstick Comedy 7
Classic Cartoon 6
Tom and Jerry 4
Nostalgic 4
Cat and Mouse 3
Family-Friendly 3
Short Film 3
Classic Animation 3
Visual Gags 2
Family Friendly 2
Golden Age Animation 2
Fast-Paced 2

Works often with

People in at least two of their main titles.

Movies and TV shows

28

Type

Role

Score

Decade

Genre

Group by

1950s

3 titles · average score 53

Push-Button Kitty

72

as Tom (voice) (uncredited)

Soldiers Three

43

as Shopkeepeer

A Lady Without Passport

43

as Clerk (uncredited)

1940s

21 titles · average score 72

Jerry's Diary

65

as Tom's Laughs (archive voice) (uncredited)

Solid Serenade

78

as Tom (voice) (uncredited)

Quiet Please!

74

as Tom (voice) (uncredited)

Mouse in Manhattan

75

as Jerry / Alley Cat (voice) (uncredited)

Mouse Trouble

76

as Tom's Laughs (voice) (uncredited)

Baby Puss

69

as Tom / Topsy (voice) (uncredited)

The Lonesome Mouse

75

as Tom / Jerry / Jerry's Conscience (voice) (uncredited)

Dog Trouble

73

as Tom (voice) (uncredited)

Fraidy Cat

72

as Tom (voice) (uncredited)

Fine Feathered Friend

74

as Tom (voice) (uncredited)

The Midnight Snack

76

as Tom (voice) (uncredited)

Puss Gets the Boot

73

as Jasper / Jinx (voice) (uncredited)

1930s

4 titles · average score 61

Dick Tracy's G-Men

57

as Barossa

Bad Boy

as Vanetti

There Goes My Heart

65

as Newsboy (uncredited)

The Wayward Pups

as Cat (voice) (uncredited)