Paul Carr

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Characters played by Paul Carr

Lieutenant Devlin — Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979)

Military officer in the 25th Century setting.

Gunman (Chris) - Team A — Executive Action (1973)

This gunman is assigned to Team A, one of the assassination units organized by Farrington. Team A practices in the Mojave Desert, firing at moving targets from medium to long range, as the conspirators prepare for a motorcade operation under carefully planned conditions.

Monk — The Dirt Gang (1972)

Leader of the Dirt Gang, consumed by a vengeful obsession to duel Zeno after losing an eye. His ruthless actions include killing a pursuing policeman and ignoring prophetic warnings. His blind faith in Biff as a lucky charm and single-minded pursuit of revenge lead directly to his fatal downfall during their bikers' duel.

Dr. Kipling — The Bat People (1974)

A local physician who treats Dr. Beck's hand injury and prescribes the Pasteur rabies treatment. He explains the long incubation period to Cathy, attempts to rationalize Beck's frequent nightmares as psychosomatic, and tries to manage the medical escalation before the full transformation occurs.

Seago — Truck Stop Women (1974)

Seago is an experienced criminal who previously worked with Anna and returns with a plan to obtain the securities. He proposes an equal partnership, arguing that the robbery can destroy Smith's operation and stop an outsider from taking Anna's territory. Anna accepts the deal, and Seago helps assemble additional armed support for the planned action.

Tom Michaelson — Night Eyes (1990)

A business associate or client within the security industry, involved in secondary plotlines.

Jock Wiley — Posse from Hell (1961)

An eager young sharpshooter who joins the posse. He is killed during the first major gun battle at the cowhands' ranch house, serving as the posse's first casualty and highlighting the lethal unpredictability of the outlaws.

Hammond — Ransom for a Dead Man (1972)

A police officer or detective colleague who assists with field operations and case logistics.

Tom Bradley — The Young Don't Cry (1957)

Tom Bradley is a bully at the orphanage who makes fun of a defenseless boy's handmade boat. Leslie stands up for the boy, and as a result Leslie is punished by losing a week of his summer vacation. Tom's bullying prompts Leslie's act of protection.

Career Overview

Paul Carr has 69 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Night Eyes Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Dirt Gang, Brute Corps, Trampa mortal. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
69
Birth Date
1934-01-31
Birth Place
Marrero, Louisiana, USA

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q118430), public domain (CC0).