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Includes the names: Harry Jr. Carey, Harry Carey Jr., Harry Carey Jr.

Also includes: Harry Carey (3)

Works by Harry Carey Jr.

Associated Works

The Searchers [1956 film] (1956) — Actor — 312 copies, 1 review
Red River [1948 film] (1948) — Actor — 183 copies, 3 reviews
Rio Grande [1950 film] (1950) — Actor — 123 copies, 1 review
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon [1949 film] (1949) — Actor — 107 copies
Mr. Roberts [1955 film] (1955) — Actor — 94 copies, 1 review
Monkey Business [1952 film] (1952) — Actor — 79 copies, 2 reviews
Cahill: United States Marshal [1973 film] (1973) 67 copies, 1 review
3 Godfathers [1948 film] (1948) — Actor — 64 copies
The Undefeated [1969 film] (1969) — Actor — 60 copies
Trinity Is Still My Name! [1971 film] (1971) — Actor — 29 copies
The Whales of August [1987 film] (2008) — Actor — 21 copies
They Call Me Trinity / Trinity is Still My Name (1970) — Actor — 18 copies, 1 review
Wagon Master [1950 film] (1950) 17 copies
Masters of Cinema : 207 : Rio Grande {booklet} (2020) — Contributor — 1 copy

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Canonical name
Carey Jr., Harry
Legal name
Carey, Henry George, Jr.
Other names
Carey, Dobe
Birthdate
1921-05-16
Date of death
2012-12-27
Gender
male
Occupations
actor
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
Santa Clarita, California, USA
Place of death
Santa Barbara, California, USA
Associated Place (for map)
California, USA

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Reviews

2 reviews
Excellent autobiography detailing Harry Carey Jr.'s work with John Ford. Carey was in 7 films directed by the great John Ford starting with 3 Godfathers. During that film, Carey was Ford's "whipping boy" who was constantly criticized by Ford for anything he did. Ford had one of these on every film. Carey's work in that film is amazing. The book is wonderful and provides many laughs, especially the stories about Ward Bond. While Ford was probably the best director of Westerns there ever has show more been, he was also a bully with the way he treated people. Some like Henry Fonda and even Ben Johnson walked away. Others like Carey's father and George O'Brien were ostracized for some infraction that they never found out what they did. Carey described some of his issues with alcohol that may or may not have been related to the tensions of working with Ford. This book provides a good look at what it was like on a John Ford film set. show less

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Members
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Popularity
#307,429
Rating
½ 3.7
Reviews
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ISBNs
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Languages
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