Harold Pruett

Harold Pruett was an American actor who is best known for Hull High, Embrace of the Vampire, and Lucky Chances. He was born on April 13, 1969, in Anchorage, Alaska, USA, and died on February 21, 2002, in Los Angeles, California, USA.

Personal and Family Life

Harold Pruett had a close-knit family, with his parents owning a café in Newberry Springs, California, which was featured in the film Bagdad Cafe (1987). He had a son named Tanen Pruett. Harold studied for two years at the Lee Strasberg Institute and the Los Angeles Music Center. Throughout his life, he maintained strong friendships with several notable actors, including Christina Applegate and David Arquette.

Career

Pruett appeared in various minor roles on television, with credits including shows like “The Tim Conway Show,” “The Mac Davis Show,” and “21 Jump Street.” He gained recognition for his performances in films like Embrace of the Vampire and Hull High, showcasing his versatility as an actor.

Death and Legacy

Harold Pruett tragically passed away from a drug overdose on February 21, 2002. Despite his untimely death, he is remembered for his contributions to film and television, leaving behind a legacy as a talented actor with promising potential.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Precious Find 1996-06-26 Ben Rutherford
Embrace of the Vampire 1995-05-30 Chris
The Perfect Daughter 1996-08-01 Billy
Heat Wave 1990-08-13 John Riggs
Summer Camp Nightmare 1987-04-17 Chris Wade
Spellcaster 1988-01-14 Tom
Divas 1995-09-19 Jerry
Mirror, Mirror 1979-10-10 Joey McLaren
Moving Target 1988-02-08 Band Member (uncredited)
Scandal in a Small Town 1988-01-01 Michael Bishop
Daddy Can’t Read 1988-03-16 Gary Watson
Lucky Chances 1990-10-07 Dario Santangelo
Sybil 1976-11-14 Danny
21 Jump Street 1987-04-12 Elly
The Outsiders 1990-03-25 Steve Randle
I Know My First Name Is Steven 1989-05-22 Birch
Night Court 1984-01-04 Joey
The Fortunate Pilgrim 1988-04-03 Gino
Walker, Texas Ranger 1993-04-21 Ned Buchanon
The New Leave It to Beaver 1984-11-08 Ron