Barry Brown
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The brother of actress Marilyn Brown, Barry Brown was 17 when he made his screen bow in Andy Warhol's Flesh. Brown's breakthrough role was Civil War draft dodger Drew Dixon in the 1972 sleeper Bad Company. His co-star was Jeff Bridges, a close friend whom Brown lionized in an essay written for Danny Peary's 1978 compendium Close-Ups; it was but one of many published works for Brown, who in addition to his acting accomplishments was also a noted film historian. After co-starring as Fred Winterbourne in Peter Bogdanovich's uneven 1974 cinemadaptation of Daisy Miller, Brown slowly drifted away from show business. Barry Brown was 27 when he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. ~ Hal Erickson, RoviFilmography:
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Barry Brown
Barry Brown may refer to:
- Barry Brown (actor) (1951–1978), American author, playwright and actor
- Barry Brown (American football) (b. 1943), former American professional football linebacker and tight end
- Barry Brown (attorney), American professor at Suffolk University Law School
- Barry Brown (Canadian musician) (b. 1952), Canadian country music singer-songwriter
- Barry Brown (director)
- Barry Brown (singer) (c. 1962—2004), Jamaican reggae singer
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(1991 Comedy Drama Film)
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(2003 Album by Various Artists)
Bad Company
(1972 Drama Film)
Rich Man Poor Man 1978-1980
(2004 Album by Barry Brown)
Cloud Dancer
(1980 Adventure Film)
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