Drum
Brief Synopsis
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Hammond Maxwell is the son of a slave owner who buys Drum and Blaise from Drum's mother who is the hostess of a bordello. Drum's girlfriend Regine is also purchased to be a mistress for Maxwell, but Augusta Chauvet, who has designs on him is opposed to that plan. After stoically enduring all the ind
Cast & Crew
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Steve Carver
Director
Cheryl Rainbeaux Smith
Ken Norton
Brenda Sykes
Yaphet Kotto
Royal Dano
Film Details
MPAA Rating
Genre
Drama
Sequel
Release Date
1976
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 40m
Sound
Mono
Color
Color (Metrocolor)
Synopsis
Hammond Maxwell is the son of a slave owner who buys Drum and Blaise from Drum's mother who is the hostess of a bordello. Drum's girlfriend Regine is also purchased to be a mistress for Maxwell, but Augusta Chauvet, who has designs on him is opposed to that plan. After stoically enduring all the indignities he can take, Drum finally snaps and a violent slave revolt follows.
Director
Steve Carver
Director
Cast
Cheryl Rainbeaux Smith
Ken Norton
Brenda Sykes
Yaphet Kotto
Royal Dano
Isela Vega
Harvey Perry
Paula Kelly
Warren Oates
Donna Garrett
May Boss
Fiona Lewis
Henry Wills
Clay Tanner
John Colicos
Pam Grier
Lila Finn
Lillian Hayman
Alain Patrick
Crew
Lucien Ballard
Director Of Photography
Peter Bogart
Assistant Director
Dino De Laurentiis
Producer
Robert Gravenor
Sound
Stan Jolley
Production Designer
Bill Kenney
Art Director
Carl Kress
Editor
John Mccarthy Jr.
Set Decorator
Kyle Onstott
Source Material (From Novel)
Ralph Serpe
Producer
Charlie Smalls
Music
Eddie Bo Smith
Stunt Coordinator
Bill Varney
Sound
Norman Wexler
Screenplay
Film Details
MPAA Rating
Genre
Drama
Sequel
Release Date
1976
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 40m
Sound
Mono
Color
Color (Metrocolor)
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Winter January 1, 1976
Film is sequel to "Mandingo" (1975) directed by Richard Fleischer.
Released in United States Winter January 1, 1976
