Val Avery Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Death Cause, Contact Details, Girlfriend(s), Bio & More

Television

He appears in 'A Friend in Deed' in 1974, Dead Weight in 1971, The Most Crucial Game in 1972 and Identity Crisis in 1975. He also appeared in The Fugitive, Gunsmoke, The Twilight Zone and many more.

Films

He had an uncredited role of Frank in The Harder They Fall in 1956. In the following year, he appeared as Brother in the film Edge of the City. In 1958, he had two uncredited roles of Wilk and Ralph in The Long, Hot Summer and King Creole. Next year, he appeared as Steve who was a Horseshoe Bartender in the film Last Train from Gun Hill. He was Henry in The Magnificent Seven in 1960. He performed as Milt Frielobe in the film Too Late Blues which was released in 1961.
He appeared as Young fighter's promoter in the film Requiem for a Heavyweight in 1962. He was Jose in Hud and was Stein in Love with the Proper Stranger. His three films were released in 1965, Sylvia, The Hallelujah Trail, Satan's Bed. He was Fox in Wild Wild Winter, Buck Mason in Nevada Smith, and was Trench in Assault on a Queen in 1966. His character was Delgado in Hombre in 1967.
His four films were released in 1968 as Jim McCarthy in Faces, as Bartender in No Way to Treat a Lady, as Rodriguez in The Pink Jungle and was Jake Rotherman in The Brotherhood. He had performed many roles in the films like Who Says I Can't Ride a Rainbow! Papillon, Up in Smoke, The Pope of Greenwich Village and various other films. His final film role was in Blueberry as Judge in 2004.