Perry Ferguson (film architect, 1938)

Perry Feild Ferguson (born January 15, 1938 in Los Angeles , United States ) is a now inactive, American film architect and production designer for television.

Live and act

The son of the film architect of the same name Perry Ferguson came into the film industry through his father and learned the craft of a film architect and production designer while working on television from scratch. At the age of 30 he started as chief designer at the long-lived Doris Day Show and then began, in 1973, to work as a film architect for the cinema (the Blaxploitation - B-film Coffy - the big cat ). Ferguson was only active in this industry for a few years and switched between film and television in his work. Most recently, he designed the buildings for two Disney productions ( Zotti, the Urviech and The Great Beetle in the Monte Carlo Rally ), after which Ferguson's trail is lost.

Filmography

• 1968–1973: The Doris Day Show (TV series)
• 1970: The Governor and JJ (TV series)
• 1971: Shepherd's Flock (TV movie)
• 1972: Murdock's Gang (TV movie)
• 1973: Coffy - the big cat ( Coffy , movie)
• 1973: Help, I have two husbands ( Coffee, Tea or Me?, TV movie)
• 1974: Young Love (TV movie)
• 1974: The Secret Night Caller (TV movie)
• 1975: Katherine (TV movie)
• 1975: Foster and Laurie (TV movie)
• 1975: Louis Armstrong - Chicago Style (TV movie)
• 1976: James Dean (TV movie)
• 1976: Dynasty (TV movie)
• 1976: Zotti, das Urviech ( The Shaggy DA , movie)
• 1976: The great Beetle in the Monte Carlo Rally ( Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo , movie)
• 1977: Love and the Midnight Auto Supply (movie)

Web links

• Perry Ferguson in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Perry F. Ferguson on californiabirthindex.org
2. ↑ Kay Less : The large personal dictionary of films , Volume 2, p. 649. Berlin 2001