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Drum
Year:
Duration:
110 min | UK:100 min
Genres:
Action | Drama
IMDB rate:
5.1
Director:
Steve Carver
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 1976-08-27
Filming Locations: Louisiana, USA
Cast
Actor
Character
Warren Oates
Hammond Maxwell
Isela Vega
Marianna
Ken Norton
Drum
Pam Grier
Regine
Yaphet Kotto
Blaise
John Colicos
Bernard DeMarigny
Fiona Lewis
Augusta Chauvet
Paula Kelly
Rachel
Royal Dano
Zeke Montgomery
Lillian Hayman
Lucretia Borgia
Cheryl Smith
Sophie Maxwell (as Rainbeaux Smith)
Alain Patrick
Lazare
Brenda Sykes
Calinda
Clay Tanner
Mr. Holcomb
Lila Finn
Mrs. Holcomb
Henry Wills
Mr. Gassaway
Donna Garrett
Mrs. Gassaway
Harvey Parry
Dr. Redfield
May Boss
Mrs. Redfield (as May R. Boss)
Ilona Wilson
Elly Bee Rowe
Monique Madnes
Mary Ruth Rowe
Eddie Smith
Bruno
S.A. Lewis
Babouin
Harold Jones
Slave #1
Maurice Emanuel
Slave #2
Larry Williams
Slave #3
Julie Ann Johnston
Woman Guest #1
Jeannie Epper
Woman Guest #2 (as Jean Epper)
Bob Minor
Cuban Slave
John Vernon
(scenes deleted)
Amedee Frederick
Jacque (uncredited)
Hector Freeman
Slave (uncredited)
Sharmagne Leland-St. John
Demimonde (uncredited)
Roger E. Mosley
Slave (uncredited)
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Trivia
Actress Pam Grier and director Steve Carver had both previously collaborated on The Arena (1974) around two years earlier.
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The "Falconhurst" novel series of books are (in order of publication): Mandingo (1957), Drum (1962), Master of Falconhurst (1964), Falconhurst Fancy (1966), The Mustee (1967), Heir to Falconhurst (1968), Flight to Falconhurst (1971), Mistress of Falconhurst (1973), Six-Fingered Stud (1975), Taproots of Falconhurst (1978), Scandal of Falconhurst (1980), Rogue of Falconhurst (1983), Miz Lucretia of Falconhurst (1985), Mandingo Master (1986), and Falconhurst Fugitive (1988).
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Around at least a dozen personnel worked on both Drum (1976) and Mandingo (1975). This included star Ken Norton, screenwriter Norman Wexler, actresses Brenda Sykes and Lillian Hayman, costume designer Ann Roth, as well as producer Dino De Laurentiis.
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Goofs
The film opens 20 years before the 1860 presidential election, 1840, and states that the slave trade was, "perfectly legal." Trading in slaves from Africa was outlawed in the United States in 1808.
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Quotes
Drum: Blaise, you been foolin' with Miss Sophie?
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Augusta Chauvet: Must you persist in being a vulgarian, Mr. Maxwell?
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Regine: And titties! You likes big titties, don't ya?
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