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Sat 25
The Cowboys — Charles Tyner
When his regular crew abandons him and sets out to strike gold, a veteran rancher attempts a 400-mile cattle drive with a crew of inexperienced schoolboys.
Air Time & Details for Charles Tyner, Sat 25, 10:00 pm -
Sun 26
Charlie's Angels: Circus of Terror — Charles Tyner
A circus owner's son commissions the Angels to find out who is spreading terror under his father's big top.
Air Time & Details for Charles Tyner, Sun 26, 2:00 pm -
Sun 26
The Cheyenne Social Club — Charles Tyner
An aging cowboy travels far with his partner, only to find the establishment he has inherited is a brothel. He plans to use the building to run a more respectable business, much to the dismay of its occupants, but soon he is forced to defend against a dead man's vengeful kin.
Air Time & Details for Charles Tyner, Sun 26, 9:30 pm -
Wed 29
Emperor of the North — Charles Tyner
Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine play rough in this yarn about a hobo determined to ride a train watched over by a sadistic railroad guard. Cigaret: Keith Carradine. Cracker: Charles Tyner. Hogger: Malcolm Atterbury. Policeman: Simon Oakland. Gray Cat: Elisha Cook. Filmed in Oregon. Directed by Robert Aldrich.
Air Time & Details for Charles Tyner, Wed 29, 5:20 pm -
Wed 29
Charlie's Angels: Circus of Terror — Charles Tyner
A circus owner's son commissions the Angels to find out who is spreading terror under his father's big top.
Air Time & Details for Charles Tyner, Wed 29, 7:00 pm -
Fri 31
The Cowboys — Charles Tyner
When his regular crew abandons him and sets out to strike gold, a veteran rancher attempts a 400-mile cattle drive with a crew of inexperienced schoolboys.
Air Time & Details for Charles Tyner, Fri 31, 1:30 pm -
Fri 31
The Cheyenne Social Club — Charles Tyner
An aging cowboy travels far with his partner, only to find the establishment he has inherited is a brothel. He plans to use the building to run a more respectable business, much to the dismay of its occupants, but soon he is forced to defend against a dead man's vengeful kin.
Air Time & Details for Charles Tyner, Fri 31, 4:30 pm -
Sun 2
The High Chaparral: No Irish Need Apply — Charles Tyner
A labor dispute threatens to explode into violence when the leader of striking miners locks horns with a bigoted manager. McLaren: John Vernon. Scanlon: Eddie Firestone. John: Leif Erickson. Gregg: Charles Tyner. Manolito: Henry Darrow.
Air Time & Details for Charles Tyner, Sun 2, 7:00 am -
Sun 2
Jeremiah Johnson — Charles Tyner
A Rocky Mountain trapper assimilates with Native Americans in the 1820s, but becomes a legendary Indian killer after the Crow tribe kills his family in retaliation for leading the U.S. cavalry on a rescue mission through a sacred burial site.
Air Time & Details for Charles Tyner, Sun 2, 7:15 am -
Sun 2
The Stalking Moon — Charles Tyner
Gregory Peck and Eva Marie Saint are pursued by an unseen killer in late 19th-century Arizona.
Air Time & Details for Charles Tyner, Sun 2, 12:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Charles Tyner
In 1959, American actor Charles Tyner appeared on Broadway with film star Paul Newman in Sweet Bird of Youth. Duly impressed by Tyner's work, Newman brought his theatrical coworker to Hollywood eight years later to play Boss Higgins, the sadistic prison camp guard in Cool Hand Luke (1967). It was the first of many such roles for Tyner, who spent the next several years playing a variety of tight-lipped, vicious rural authority figures.
One of his better roles in this vein was as Unger, the vengeful football playing "screw" in the Burt Reynolds prison comedy The Longest Yard (1974). Less brutal but no less inimitable was Tyner's interpretation of Uncle Victor in the 1971 cult classic Harold and Maude. Charles Tyner went back to the stage in 1977, occasionally stepping before the cameras for such TV movies as The Incredible Journey of Dr. Meg Laurel (1979), theatrical features like Hamburger: The Motion Picture (1985) and Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1991), and his recurring role as Howard Rodman on the weekly television drama Father Murphy (1981).