Willard Earl Pugh (born June 16, 1959) is an American actor with numerous film and television credits. He has appeared in notable mainstream Hollywood films such as The Color Purple and Air Force One as well as genre films such as RoboCop 2 and Mil Mascaras vs. the Aztec Mummy. In the latter film his excellence as an ensemble actor was specifically cited by PopMatters film critic Bill Gibron. Pugh was born in Memphis, Tennessee, the son of...
Harpo is on a ladder working on a roof. Sofia calls him down to hold the baby.
Harpo protests, then falls through the roof and hits the floor in front of So...
Harpo is knelling in the floor with the baby. A youngster looks up at the hol...
Albert is on his farm bailing hay. Harpo is there asking for advice on how to...
Harpo stands with his hands on his hips facing Sofia. Sofia dismisses Harpo a...
Harpo stands where Sofia left him. Celie stands up from the planting and answ...
Miss Millie is unable to drive back alone. Sofia has to leave before she can ...
While Sofia is talking to Celie, Harpo is making to his father what happened ...
Harpo knells by his father trying to explain the bruises Sofia put on his face.
Celie starts to indite Albert's children and Harpo steps into her line of fire.
Harpo scolds one of the little girls at the table, then Sofia starts to laugh.
Harpo and Swain unveil the cow to show an advertisement of Shug performing at...
Harpo welcomes people to the club as Shug sings in the background.
Celie walks behind Albert's horse to his home. Harpo hits Celie in the head w...
Trustus answers the phone on his desk, then arrogantly smiles with true flair.
Sofia moves to leave Harpo on the dance floor. He pulls her back. Squeak shov...
Trustus asks the guys a series of qualifying questions before signing them to...
Trustus asks the guys a series of qualifying questions in order to sign them ...
Trustus asks the guys a series of qualifying questions in order to sign them ...
Trustus asks the guys a series of qualifying questions in order to sign them ...
Trustus asks CB4 if they like to use an glorify guns, to which they all pull ...
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