Harry H. Novak Net Worth is
$4 Million

Mini Biography

Legendary exploitation cinema producer and distributor Harry H. Novak was created on January 12, 1928, in Chicago, IL. He got employment with RKO Images distributing film posters and press books to theaters while still in his teenagers. Carrying out a tour of responsibility in the Military during World Battle II, Novak returned to RKO, this time around booking and offering films aswell as designing advertisements (amazingly, one of is own primary duties while functioning at RKO was managing the distribution agreements for innocuous family members fare created by the Walt Disney studio room!). After RKO folded in 1957, Harry visited work reserving exploitation motion pictures for the JEM distribution company. He founded his very own creation and distribution clothing known as Boxoffice International Images (BIP) in 1964. The initial film released by BIP was the nice’n’naughty nudie cutie Kiss Me Quick! (1964). Harry continued to create and/or to push out a slew of entertainingly trashy flicks through the entire 1960s and 1970s that have huge variations from sexy soft-core smut (Lila (1968), The Dirty Brain of Teen Sally (1973), Below the Belt (1971)) to grimy criminal offense thrillers (Booby Snare (1970), The Godson (1971), A Scream in the Roads (1973), Date using a Kidnapper (1976), Hitch Hike to Hell (1977)) to sizzling Southern-fried hicksploitation sleaze Nation Hooker (1974), Nation Cuzzins (1970), The Pig Keeper’s Little girl (1972), Sassy Sue (1973)) to mondo crock documentaries (Mondo Mod (1967), Mondo Keyhole (1966)) to creepy horror outings (The Mad Butcher (1971), Terror! Il castello delle donne maledette (1974), Axe (1974), Rattlers (1976), THE KID (1968)_). Novak’s soft-core products often highlighted such well-known drive-in film starlets as Rene Connection, Colleen Brennan (aka Sharon Kelly), Marsha Jordan and Uschi Digard. Boxoffice International Images was compelled to turn off in 1978. Harry eventually released Valiant International Images in the past due 1970s; this specific clothing distributed such X-rated porno fare as Sissy’s Sizzling hot Summer (1979), Special Surrender (1980) and Set Persuasion (1980). Novak co-directed the first 1980’s hardcore films Moments of Like (1984) and Inspirations (1983) beneath the pseudonym H. Hershey. Furthermore, he provided many hysterically bawdy commentaries on Dvd movie produces of his images over the Something Strange Video label. Harry Novak died on March 26, 2014.

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