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Acting

Buddy Harris

Career

Active from 1914 to 1939, with a break from 1915 to 1928, with up to 1 main title a year.

Leading roles
2
top three billing
Average score
GoodWatch score38/100
Highest rated
Poster for Moon Over Harlem
Moon Over Harlem
GoodWatch score38/100

What stands out

Compared with the average well-known movie, over 3 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.

Energy: 3.6 versus catalog average 4.6EnergyHeart: 4.4 versus catalog average 4.2HeartHumor: 4.6 versus catalog average 2.6HumorWorld: 4.9 versus catalog average 5.6WorldCraft: 4.6 versus catalog average 5.3CraftStyle: 5.3 versus catalog average 5.9Style
Buddy Harris Catalog average

Rarely in their work

  • Contemporary Realism
    0.3, average 5.4
  • Psychological
    1.3, average 5.5
  • Melancholy
    1.3, average 4.7
  • Pathos
    2.3, average 5.3

Main genres

Select a genre to see those titles.

    Recurring tags

      Works often with

      People in at least two of their main titles.

        Movies and TV shows

        8
        Type
        Role
        Score
        Decade
        Genre
        Group by

        1940s

        3 titles ยท average score 67
        Buck Privates
        Buck Privates (1941)
        GoodWatch score 70

        as Train Porter (uncredited)

        My Little Chickadee
        My Little Chickadee (1940)
        GoodWatch score 79

        as Porter (uncredited)

        Congo Maisie
        Congo Maisie (1940)
        GoodWatch score 53

        as Second Witch Doctor (Uncredited)

        1930s

        2 titles ยท average score 38
        Moon Over Harlem
        Moon Over Harlem (1939)
        GoodWatch score 38

        as Dollar Bill

        The Winning Ticket
        The Winning Ticket (1935)

        as Worthington - Eddie's Valet

        1920s

        2 titles
        Unmasked
        Unmasked (1929)

        Director of Photography

        Inspiration
        Inspiration (1928)

        as Bobby

        1910s

        1 title
        A Bear Escape
        A Bear Escape (1914)

        as The City Boy