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Clay Tanner was born in Clay, Indiana, on February 3, 1931. Tanner’s brief but notable presence in cinema includes two uncredited appearances in major American productions. In 1968, Tanner portrayed The Devil in Rosemary’s Baby, Roman Polanski’s psychological horror film, contributing to the film’s atmospheric tension without formal credit. The role remains a minor but recognizable part of the movie’s legacy, often cited in discussions of its unsettling tone.
Three years later, Tanner appeared as a Motorcycle Officer in the 1971 comedy How to Frame a Figg, a lighthearted film where his brief role added a touch of procedural authenticity. Beyond these two credits, Tanner’s involvement in the film industry appears limited, with no further documented appearances in the verified records. His …
