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Luke Askew

Francis Luke Askew, one of the first actors daring to wear long hair in the 1960's, made a lasting impression playing a substantial volume of mean and fearsome villains in both motion pictures and television shows in a career that spanned over forty years

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  • Born In Macon, Georgia, USA
  • Born March 26, 1932
  • Died March 29, 2012
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Frank & Jesse

1995
as Lone Rider

Dune Warriors

1991
as William

Flareup

1969
as Alan Moris

Rolling Thunder

1977
as Automatic Slim

No Retreat, No Surrender 3: Blood Brothers

1990
as Atteron

Easy Rider: Shaking the Cage

1999
as Himself

Night of the Serpent

1969
as Luke

Will Penny

1967
as Foxy

The Green Berets

1968
as Sgt. Provo

The Invasion of Johnson County

1976
as Deputy Sheriff Brooks

The Beast Within

1982
as Dexter Ward

Mackintosh and T.J.

1975
as Cal

The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid

1972
as Jim Younger

The Greatest Game Ever Played

2005
as Alec Campbell

The Devil's Brigade

1968
as Pvt. Hubert Hixon

The Magnificent Seven Ride!

1972
as Mark Skinner

Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid

1973
as Eno

Attack on Terror: The FBI vs. the Ku Klux Klan

1975
as Aaron Cord

Back to Back

1989
as Wade Duro

Posse

1975
as Krag

Vendetta

1999
as William Parkerson

Kung Fu: The Movie

1986
as Sheriff Mills

The Happening

1967
as Second Motorcycle Officer

Frailty

2001
as Sheriff Smalls

Savage

1996
as Capt. Rohmer

Cool Hand Luke

1967
as Boss Paul

The Warrior and the Sorceress

1984
as Zeg the Tyrant

Father & Son: Dangerous Relations

1993
as The Warden

Bulletproof

1988
as Gen. Gallo

Angel Unchained

1970
as Jonathan Tremaine

Walking Tall Part II

1975
as Pinky Dobson

Easy Rider

1969
as Stranger on Highway

Wanda Nevada

1979
as Ruby Muldoon

Traveller

1997
as Boss Jack Costello

The Culpepper Cattle Co.

1972
as Luke

Hurry Sundown

1967
as Dolph Higginson

The Glass House

1972
as Bibleback