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Drum is a 1976 American blaxploitation period film directed by Steve Carver. It serves as a sequel to Mandingo and stars Ken Norton and Warren Oates in a story set against the system of antebellum plantation slavery. The film is intended for viewers interested in 1970s exploitation cinema, historical drama, and films that address slavery through a genre-focused narrative.
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What is Drum?
Drum is a 1976 American blaxploitation period film directed by Steve Carver. It is set against the system of antebellum plantation slavery.
Is Drum a sequel to Mandingo?
Yes. Drum serves as a sequel to the 1975 film Mandingo, continuing the exploitation-era plantation drama with a different central story.
Who stars in Drum?
The film stars Ken Norton and Warren Oates. Ken Norton was a heavyweight boxer, making his leading role part of the film's distinctive casting.
When is Drum set?
Drum is set before the American Civil War, during the antebellum plantation period. Its story uses that historical setting as the backdrop for exploitation-film drama and violence.
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