2012 | Appeared in the thriller "Piranha 3DD" |
2011 | Joined the cast of the fourth season of "Celebrity Apprentice" (NBC) |
2008 | Appeared on second season of the VH1 reality show "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew" |
2005 | Joined the cast of the VH1 weight loss reality series "Celebrity Fit Club 2" |
2004 | Landed a recurring role as "his crazy self" on HBO's "Entourage" |
2003 | Appeared as the center of Comedy Central's "I'm with Busey" reality show |
1999 | Played the villainous Hooded Fang in the remake of "Jacob Two Two Meets the Hooded Fang" |
1998 | Appeared as the vicious mercenary leader Mazur in TMC's "Universal Soldier 2: Brothers in Arms" and "Universal Soldier 3: Unfinished Business" |
1998 | Had a cameo as a highway patrolman in Terry Gilliam's "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" |
1997 | Portrayed General Joe Wheeler in the TNT miniseries "Rough Riders" |
1997 | Played a psychotic ex-militia man in Sidney J. Furie's "The Rage" |
1996 | Supported Dennis Hopper and Amy Irving in Bruno Baretto's "Carried Away" |
1994 | Essayed another crazed psycho in "Warriors" |
1993 | Gave a salty performance as an over-the-hill pitcher in "Rookie of the Year" |
1993 | Had a supporting role as a private investigator in the legal thriller "The Firm" |
1992 | Appeared as himself in Robert Altman's "The Player" |
1992 | Continued his villainous run as the evil thug plotting to steal nuclear weapons in Steven Seagal's "Under Siege" |
1991 | Teamed with Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze for Kathryn Bigelow's "Point Break" |
1990 | Played character on the right side of the law for the fast-paced sequel "Predator 2" |
1988 | Played an American journalist caught up in the 1986 Philippine revolution in the HBO miniseries "A Dangerous Life" |
1987 | First role as a villain, playing the memorable Mr. Joshua in "Lethal Weapon" |
1985 | Cast as a baseball playing icon in Nicolas Roeg's "Insignificance" |
1984 | Portrayed Alabama State football coach Paul Bryant in "The Bear" |
1983 | Wrote and performed "Why Baby Why" for the film "D.C. Cab"; also played one the taxi drivers |
1982 | Played the protégé of a legendary outlaw (Willie Nelson) in the well-received "Barbarosa" |
1978 | Delivered breakout role playing the rock and roll legend in "The Buddy Holly Story"; earned a Best Actor Academy Award nomination |
1978 | Starred in the critically-acclaimed surfing movie "Big Wednesday" |
1976 | First gained national attention as Kris Kristofferson's road manager in "A Star Is Born" |
1975 | Contributed the song "Since You've Gone Away" to Robert Altman's "Nashville" |
1974 | Debut as series regular, playing Truckie Wheeler on ABC's "The Texas Wheelers" |
1974 | Acted opposite Martin Sheen in the NBC movie "The Execution of Private Slovik" |
1973 | TV-movie debut, "Blood Sport" (ABC) |
1973 | Supported Jeff Bridges (as stock car racing legend Junior Johnson) in "The Last American Hero" |
1971 | Made big screen debut as a hippie in the low budget Roger Corman film "Angels Hard as They Come" |
1970 | Landed first small screen role on an episode of the NBC Western "The High Chaparral" |
| Appeared on several Leon Russell recordings (credited under the name Teddy Jack Eddy) |
1969 | Recorded a self titled album with Epic records |
1966 | Co-founded a bluesy rock band called Carp (formerly known as The Rubber Band) |
