Gary Busey filmography

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The following is the filmography of American actor Gary Busey.

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Film

YearTitleRoleNotesRef(s)
1967 The Love-Ins Hippie with LoudspeakerUncredited
1968 Wild in the Streets Concert AttendeeUncredited [1]
1970Didn't You Hear...James [2]
1971 Angels Hard as They Come Henry [2]
1972 The Magnificent Seven Ride! Hank Allen [2]
Dirty Little Billy Basil Crabtree [2]
1973 Lolly-Madonna XXX Zeb [2]
The Last American Hero Wayne Jackson [2]
Hex Giblets [2]
1974 Thunderbolt and Lightfoot CurlyCredited as Garey Busey [2]
You and Me Himself [2]
1976 The Gumball Rally Gibson – Camaro Team [2]
A Star Is Born Bobby Ritchie [2]
1978 Straight Time Willy Darrin [2]
The Buddy Holly Story Buddy [2]
Big Wednesday Leroy Smith [2]
1980 Carny Frankie [2]
Foolin' Around Wes [2]
1982 Barbarosa Karl Westover [2]
1983 D.C. Cab Dell [2]
1984 The Bear Paul W. Bryant [2]
1985 Insignificance The Ballplayer [2]
Silver Bullet Uncle Red [2]
1986 Let's Get Harry Jack [2]
Eye of the Tiger Buck Matthews [2]
1987 Lethal Weapon Jack Joshua [2]
Bulletproof Frank McBain [2]
1988 Act of Piracy Ted Andrews [2]
1989 Hider in the House Tom Sykes [2]
1990 Predator 2 Peter Keyes [2]
1991 My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys Clint [2]
Point Break Angelo Pappas [2]
1992 The Player Gary Busey [2]
CanvasOzzy Decker [2]
Under Siege Commander Peter Krill [2]
1993 The Firm Eddie Lomax [2]
Rookie of the Year Chet Steadman [2]
South BeachLenny [2]
1994Breaking PointDwight Meadowsalso known as Double Suspicion [2]
Surviving the Game Doc Hawkins [2]
Chasers Sergeant Vince Banger [2]
WarriorsFrank [2]
Drop Zone Ty Moncrief [2]
1995 Man with a Gun Jack Rushtonalso known as Gun for Hire [2]
1996 Livers Ain't Cheap Foremanalso known as The Real Thing [2]
Carried Away Nathan / Major [2]
Black Sheep Drake Sabitch [2]
The Chain Frank Morrisey [2]
Sticks & StonesBook's Dad [2]
Lethal TenderMr. Turner [2]
One Clean MoveConnieShort film [1]
1997 Lost Highway Bill Dayton [2]
Plato's RunPlato [2]
Steel Sharks Cmdr. Bill McKay [2]
The Rage Art Dacy [2]
Suspicious MindsVic Mulvey [1]
1998Rough DraftNelson Keecealso known as Diary of a Serial Killer [2]
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Highway Patrolman [2]
DetourMo Ginsburg [2]
Soldier Church [2]
1999Two Shades of BlueJack Reynolds [1]
Jacob Two Two Meets the Hooded Fang The Hooded Fang [2]
No TomorrowNoah [2]
2000 Apocalypse III: Tribulation Tom Canboro [2]
Hot Boyz Tully [2]
Down 'n Dirty D. A. Mickey Casey [2]
G-Men from Hell Lt. Langdon [2]
2001 A Crack in the Floor Tyler Trout [2]
2002 Slap Shot 2: Breaking the Ice Richmond Claremont [2]
Sam & JanetBartender [1]
Glory Glory Sheriff Ben Tyleralso known as Hooded Angels [2]
On the EdgeFelix [2]
2003 Quigley Archie Channingalso known as Daddy Dog Day [1]
Welcome 2 Ibiza Cortez [1]
Frost: Portrait of a VampireMicah [2]
Ghost RockJack Pickett [1]
ScorchedZeek [1]
The ShadowlandsSupreme Regent Onticree [1]
The Prize FighterWhitey Ferguson [1]
2004Motocross KidsViper [1]
Fallacy [1]
If Love Hadn't Left Me LonelyMesdeg
Latin DragonThorn [1]
El Padrino Lars [2]
Border BluesLAPD medium Michael March [2]
Double Dare SelfUncredited [2]
2005Shade of PaleBillings [1]
Buckaroo: The MovieDr. Brawn [1]
Chasing Ghosts Marcos Alfiri [2]
A Sight for Sore Eyes Earl CooperShort film [1]
The Gingerdead Man Millard Findlemeyer [1]
Souled OutGabriel (The Angel) [1]
OverachieversBlind Masteralso known as The Hand Job [1]
No Rules Leroy Little [1]
2006 Cloud 9 Gary Busey
DescansosThe Keeper [1]
Valley of the Wolves: Iraq Doctor [2]
Dr. Dolittle 3 ButchVoice role [1]
Shut Up and Shoot!Bob Katz [2]
CrookedJohn Rousealso known as Soft Target
The Hard Easy Vinnie [1]
Buy the Ticket, Take the Ride: Hunter S. Thompson on Film Self [1]
2007Succubus: Hell-BentSentinel [1]
Lady SamuraiChief Downs [1]
Homo Erectus Krutz [2]
Blizhniy Boy: The Ultimate FighterWizard [1]
Chasing the DreamNarrator
2008Beyond the RingTony De Luca [1]
2009HallettsvilleSheriff David Ketchum [1]
2010Freaky Saturday Night FeverBoyieShort film [1]
Down and DistanceBo Vonarb [2]
2011JennyGaryShort film [1]
GuidoSteve Kaufman [1]
2012 Piranha 3DD Clayton [2]
LizzieAndrew Borden [1]
Change of HeartMovie StarShort film [1]
2013Matt's ChanceBill [1]
Bounty Killer Van Sterling [2]
2014 Confessions of a Womanizer Gary [1]
Behaving Badly Chief Howard D. Lansing [1]
2015 Entourage Gary Busey [1]
Mansion of BloodZacharia
Bikini Model AcademyUncle Seymour [1]
2016CandilandArnie / God [1]
Mamaboy Coach Dombrowski [1]
DaZe: Vol. Too (sic) - NonSeNseMr. Morris [1]
2018Camp MannaJack Cujo Parrish [1]
2019Bunker of Blood: Chapter 8: Butcher's Bake Off: Hell's KitchenMillard Findlemeyer

Television

YearTitleRoleNotesRef(s)
1970 The High Chaparral RafeEpisode: "The Badge"
1971 Dan August Hippie #2Episode: "The Manufactured Man"
The Uncanny Film Festival and Camp MeetingTeddy Jack Eddy
1972 Bonanza Henry JohnsonEpisode: "The Hidden Enemy"
1973 Kung Fu JoshEpisode: "The Ancient Warrior"
Blood SportDavid Lee BirdsongTelevision film
1974 The Execution of Private Slovik Jimmy FeedekTelevision film
The Law William BrightTelevision film
1974–1975 The Texas Wheelers Truckie Wheeler8 episodes
1975 Gunsmoke Harve DaleyEpisode: "The Busters"
Baretta PuckettEpisode: "On the Road"
1985 The Hitchhiker Rev. Nolan PowersEpisode: "W.G.O.D."
1986Half a LifetimeBartTelevision film
1988 A Dangerous Life Tony O'NeilTelevision film
1989 The Neon Empire Frank WestonTelevision film
1991 Wild Texas Wind Justice Hayden ParkerTelevision film
1992Chrome SoldiersJim 'Flash' GordonTelevision film
1993 Fallen Angels Buzz' MeeksEpisode: "Since I Don't Have You"
1997 Hawaii Five-O Jimmy Xavier BerkTelevision film
Rough Riders Gen. Joseph Wheeler Miniseries
1998 Universal Soldier II: Brothers in Arms Otto MazurTelevision film
The Girl Next DoorSheriff LarsonTelevision film
1999 Walker, Texas Ranger Donovan RiggsEpisode: "Special Witness"
Shasta McNasty JackEpisode: "The Thanksgiving Show"
2000Best ActressGary BuseyTelevision film
The Outer Limits Ezra BurnhamEpisode: "Revival"
The Huntress Tmomy Van SlykeEpisode: "What Ralph Left Behind"
2001 Law & Order Tommy VegaEpisode: "Formerly Famous"
King of the Hill Mad DogVoice role, episode: "Soldier of Misfortune"
2003Russians in the City of AngelsMarch3 episodes
I'm with Busey Self13 episodes
2004 Penn & Teller: Bullshit! HimselfEpisode: "12 Stepping"
2004–2007 Entourage Himself3 episodes
2005 The Simpsons Gary BuseyVoice role, episode: "On a Clear Day I Can't See My Sister"
Into the West Johnny FoxEpisode: "Wheel to the Stars"
Yesenin Zinger5 episodes
Celebrity Fit Club Himself8 episodes
2006 Scrubs Gary Busey2 Episodes
Tom Goes to the Mayor Coach Red HarrisVoice role, episode: "Wrestling"
Celebrity Paranormal Project Himself9 episodes
2007 Maneater Grady BarnesTelevision film
2008 The Cho Show HimselfEpisode: "Off the Grid"
Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew Himself9 episodes
2008–2012 truTV Presents: World's Dumbest... Himself23 episodes
2009 Nite Tales: The Series Army ManEpisode: "Trapped"
2011 The Apprentice Himself24 episodes
Two and a Half Men Gary BuseyEpisode: "Frodo's Headshots"
2012 Celebrity Wife Swap Himself1 episode
2012–2013 Mr. Box Office John Anderson4 episodes
2014 American Dad! Gary BuseyVoice role, episode: "She Swill Survive"
Celebrity Big Brother Himself26 episodes
2015 Dancing with the Stars Himself6 episodes
From Dusk till Dawn: The Series The ProspectorEpisode: "There Will Be Blood"
2016 Sharknado: The 4th Awakens WilfordTelevision film
The Mr. Peabody and Sherman Show Alternate Universe PeabodyVoice role, episode: "The Wrath of Hughes"
2017–2018 Impractical Jokers Himself3 episodes
2018 The Last Sharknado: It's About Time Wilford WexlerTelevision film
2020 Gary Busey: Pet Judge Himself6 episodes [3] [4] [5]
2021 Shameless Frank Gallagher's FatherEpisode: "Hall of Shame - Frank: Ghosts of Gallagher Past"

Video games

YearTitleRoleNotesRef(s)
2002 Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Phil CassidyVoice role
2006 Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
2015 Killing Floor 2 Badass SantaVoice role
2016 Hitman HimselfVoice role
2021 Hitman 3

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