Richard X. Slattery

Richard X. Slattery was a figure in the film industry, with a presence in the cinema of the mid-20th century. Born on June 26, 1925, in The Bronx, New York, USA, Slattery's work in the industry is notable for a single film credit.

In the 1964 film A Distant Trumpet, Slattery played the role of Sgt. Fry. This credit suggests involvement in the film's supporting cast, although the specific department or role within the film is not specified. The film, directed by Raoul Walsh, is a Western drama that explores themes of loyalty and duty. Slattery's contribution to the film is a small but notable part of its overall narrative.