Roy Tatum

Roy Tatum is credited with appearances in two films from the mid-to-late 1970s. In Creature from Black Lake, Tatum took on a dual role as Fred and as the Creature, contributing to the film’s low-budget horror premise. The performance required physical presence in scenes that relied on creature effects, a common approach for performers in such productions.

Tatum later appeared in Norma Rae as Woodrow Bowser, a supporting role in a drama set in a textile mill. The film focused on labor organizing and featured Tatum in a character-driven context, contributing to its narrative about workplace rights and personal struggle. These credits represent the entirety of Tatum’s documented film appearances.