Luce Rains
Acting
The slightly ragged and roughshod character actor Luce Rains specialized in playing unpolished redneck individuals, including many a lawman, sheriff, and cowboy. Rains debuted with a bit part the 1978 disco picture Thank God It's Friday; subsequent credits include such outings as Wyatt Earp (1994), Vampires (1998), and Dreamland (2005). Rains made a particularly strong impact as Marshal Weathers in James Mangold's 2007 remake of the classic Western 3:10 to Yuma.
Rust
Frank Bascom
Rivals
Kennicke
Butch vs. Sundance
Sheriff Mills
Two Sinners and a Mule
Zek Daniels
Surrounded
Goldie
Out of Exile
Sheriff Dan Pogue
Land of Dreams
Oliver
Night of the Cooters
Skip
The Manson Brothers: Midnight Zombie Massacre
Referee Moon
The Marksman
Everett
The Devil to Pay
Percy Knox
Running with the Devil
The Keeper
Sister Aimee
Woman Walks Ahead
Old Man at Train Station
Deadman Standing
Faro Fred
Hostiles
Virgil Lounde
The Space Between Us
Homeless Man
Priceless
Officer Melton
Blood Father
Dennis Trucker
Kill or Be Killed
Sheriff Everheart
The Lost Pueblo
St. Gregory
Outlaws and Angels
Augustus
Bare
Travis
The Cabining
Jasper
Transcendence
Roger
The Redemption of Henry Myers
Sheriff Tom
Sweetwater
Kingfisher
Dark Around the Stars
Harlan
Dead Man's Burden
Joe McCurry
Beyond the Blackboard
Joe
Here's the Kicker
Al Matthews
Love Ranch
Ranch John #3
Kites
Bounty Hunter
Deadly Impact
Red Tie
Brothers
The Nose
The Keeper
Jason Cross
Shoot First And Pray You Live
Phil Branch
Linewatch
Harris
Appaloosa
Appaloosa
Dean
Love Lies Bleeding
Gault
No Country for Old Men
Pickup Driver
3:10 to Yuma
Marshall Weathers
First Snow
Roy Harrison
Dreamland
Dreamer
Unspeakable
Prison Doctor
Vampires
Clerk
Escape from Terror: The Teresa Stamper Story
Charlie
Revenge on the Highway
Irwin Maltz
Late for Dinner
Duane Gardener (as Steven Schwartz-Hartley)
Into the Badlands
Tom
Enid Is Sleeping
Fireman
Sparks: The Price of Passion
Killer
Timerider: The Adventure of Lyle Swann
8th Outlaw
Thank God It's Friday
Swinger in Phone Booth
An Enemy of the People