
Skip Ward
Known for
Acting
Life
1932 – 2003 (aged 70)
Born in
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Credits
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Biography
Skip Ward was born on September 12, 1932 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA as Rufus King Ward IV. He was a producer and actor, known for The Dukes of Hazzard (1979), The Night of the Iguana (1964) and Hombre (1967). He was married to Julie Payne and Michelle Triola. He died on June 27, 2003 in Calabasas, California, USA.
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Filmography
1993
- Fit to Killas Skip
- Walker, Texas Rangeras Zimmer1 episode
1992
- Hard Huntedas Skip
1991
- Do or Dieas Skip
1989
- Father Dowling Mysteriesas Card Player1 episode
1985
- Malibu Expressas Dick (uncredited)
1977
1975
- A Woman for All Menas The Colonel's Man
1974
- The Rockford Filesas Walt Rayner1 episode
1972
- Ghost Storyas Tommy Harper1 episode
1971
- Cannon1 episode
1970
- Myra Breckinridgeas Chance
1969
- The Mad Roomas Sam Aller
1968
- The Mod Squadas Harry Ayres1 episode
1967
- Easy Come, Easy Goas Gil Carey
- Hombreas Steve Early
- The Invadersas Man1 episode
1966
- Is Paris Burning?as Charlie, U.S. soldier
- Felony Squad1 episode
- Batmanas Riptide (uncredited)2 episodes
1965
- Red Line 7000as Dan
- The F.B.I.as Lethan Miles1 episode
1964
- Kiss Me, Stupidas Milkman
- Kitten with a Whipas Buck Vogel (as James Ward)
- Daniel Booneas Davey1 episode
- The Night of the Iguanaas Hank Prosner
1963
- The Greatest Show on Earth1 episode
- The Fugitiveas Nat Harris1 episode
- The Nutty Professoras Football Player
1962
- The Beverly Hillbilliesas Walsh Wesson1 episode
- Ensign O'Tooleas Lt. Ferguson1 episode
1961
- The Gertrude Berg Show2 episodes
- Voyage to the Bottom of the Seaas Crew Member
1959
- Not for Hire1 episode
- Adventures in Paradiseas Yank1 episode
- Roadracersas Greg Morgan
1958
- 77 Sunset Stripas Victor King1 episode
- The Further Adventures of Ellery Queen1 episode
- The Ed Wynn Show1 episode
- Run Silent, Run Deepas Minor Role (uncredited)
1957
- Suspicionas Ralph Newcombe, Jr.1 episode
1955
- The Millionaireas Burt Bridges1 episode
1953
- General Electric Theateras The Boy2 episodes







