Biography
Theodore R. Parvin was a notable figure in the film industry, known for his contributions as a costume designer and producer. His career spanned at least a decade, with his earliest credited work being in 1970.
Parvin's first significant role was as the costumer for the 1970 Western film "Rio Lobo," directed by Howard Hawks. He continued to work in the costume department, showcasing his skills in "The Last Detail" in 1973, a comedy-drama directed by Hal Ashby. In this film, Parvin's costume design played a crucial role in enhancing the narrative and character development.
In 1976, Parvin took on a new challenge, transitioning from costume design to production. He served as the producer for "The Return of a Man Called Horse," a Western drama directed by Irvin Kershner. This role allowed h…
