Biography
Harold Gary (7 May 1906 – 21 January 1984) was an American actor. Born in New York City, he appeared in numerous stage, film and television productions over several decades. His screen credits include the role of Weinstock in The French Connection (1971).
On stage, Gary performed in more than forty Broadway productions. He originated the role of Gregory Solomon in Arthur Miller’s The Price (1968) and received an Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Performance. Other Broadway credits include Pal Joey (1976 revival) and Illya Darling (1967).
His film and television work encompassed character parts such as the doorman (uncredited) in Kiss of Death (1947), Walter Zeif in an episode of Kojak (1977), and roles in series including Naked City and Man Against Crime. He was the brother of actor Sid Gary.
