William Lucking
ActingAlso Known As
Bill Lucking
Biography
William Lucking (June 17, 1941 – October 18, 2021) was an American film, television, and stage actor best known for his role as Piney Winston in the FX series "Sons of Anarchy" and for portraying Col. Lynch in the 1980s TV show "The A-Team". His long career included playing tough bikers, cowboys, and military or police officers in films such as "The Magnificent Seven Ride!," "Stripes," "The Limey," "Erin Brockovich," and "The Rundown". He appeared in numerous TV shows including "Mission: Impossible," "The Waltons," "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," "The X-Files," and "West Wing". A UCLA and Pasadena Playhouse graduate, Lucking co-founded the Santa Paula Theater Center where he served as artistic director and produced various stage works. He was married twice and passed away at the age of 80 in Las Vegas.
Movies
(57 total)
Red Dragon
as Byron Metcalf
Erin Brockovich
as Bob Linwood
K-PAX
as Sheriff
Contraband
as Bud Farraday
The Rundown
as Walker
Stripes
as Recruiter
The River Wild
as Frank
The World's Fastest Indian
as Rolly Free
The Limey
as Warehouse Foreman
The Ninth Configuration
as Highway Patrolman
The Trigger Effect
as Pharmacist
The Magnificent Seven Ride!
as Walt Drummond
The Mountain Men
as Jim Walter
Judas Kiss
as Wally
The Return of a Man Called Horse
as Tom Gryce
The Rich Man's Wife
as Detective (uncredited)
Wild Rovers
as Ruff
Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze
as Col. John 'Renny' Renwick
Sleepstalker
as Detective Bronson Worth
TV Shows
(76 total)
The Mentalist
as Judge Hildred
The X-Files
as Roky Crikenson
Sons of Anarchy
as Piermont 'Piney' Winston
Knight Rider
as Redmond
The A-Team
as Col. Lynch
Star Trek: Enterprise
as Harrad-Sar
ER
as Kenny Brannigan
Columbo
as Dominic Doyle
M*A*S*H
as Urbancic
The West Wing
as Bobby Russo
Walker, Texas Ranger
as Capt. Shankley
The Incredible Hulk
as Harlen Bates
Magnum, P.I.
as Sam Hunter
Cold Case
as Tom McCree
Murder, She Wrote
as Bo Dixon
Murder, She Wrote
as Lt. Roy Quinlan
Murder, She Wrote
as Sheriff Barnes
Murder, She Wrote
as Charles Foret