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Fri 11
Stoney Burke — Warren Oates
Before his days booking bad guys on 'Hawaii Five-O,' Jack Lord was riding broncos in hopes of winning the Golden Buckle award.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Fri 11, 7:00 am -
Fri 11
The Rounders — Warren Oates
Two aging but freewheeling horse wranglers dreaming of better days and hoping to make enough money to retire enter their wild, stubborn roan, who has a taste for alcohol, in a bucking-bronco contest at a rodeo.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Fri 11, 8:00 am -
Fri 11
The Wild Bunch — Warren Oates
Sam Peckinpah's classic about aging gunmen in 1913 Texas, attempting to survive by any available means.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Fri 11, 3:30 pm -
Fri 11
Wanted: Dead or Alive: Amos Carter — Warren Oates
Josh tries to end a feud. Chester: Edgar Buchanan. Amos: Arthur Hunnicutt. Seth: Warren Oates.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Fri 11, 11:00 pm -
Sat 12
Mail Order Bride — Warren Oates
A con woman, looking to leave a life of crime behind, assumes her dead friend's identity and shows up as a mail-order bride engaged to a Wyoming rancher.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Sat 12, 8:00 am -
Sun 13
There Was a Crooked Man — Warren Oates
Kirk Douglas plays an incorrigible inmate and Henry Fonda is the incorruptible warden trying to reform him in a territorial prison of the 1880s. Dudley: Hume Cronyn. Floyd: Warren Oates. Missouri Kid: Burgess Meredith. Mrs. Bullard: Lee Grant. Lomax: Arthur O'Connell. Warden Le Goff: Martin Gabel. Joseph L. Mankiewicz directed.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Sun 13, 6:00 am -
Mon 14
Stoney Burke — Warren Oates
Before his days booking bad guys on 'Hawaii Five-O,' Jack Lord was riding broncos in hopes of winning the Golden Buckle award.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Mon 14, 6:00 am -
Mon 14
Wanted: Dead or Alive: The Legend — Warren Oates
It's Josh vs. two desperadoes in a search for gold. Josh: Steve McQueen. Sam: Victor Jory. Clay: Michael Landon. Beth: Nan Leslie. Billy: Warren Oates.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Mon 14, 7:00 pm -
Tue 15
Stoney Burke — Warren Oates
Before his days booking bad guys on 'Hawaii Five-O,' Jack Lord was riding broncos in hopes of winning the Golden Buckle award.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Tue 15, 6:00 am -
Tue 15
Mail Order Bride — Warren Oates
Character study of cattle ranchers in 1890 Montana.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Tue 15, 6:00 am -
Tue 15
The Rifleman: Bloodlines — Warren Oates
Murderous Daniel Malakie blazes a bloody path to Lucas and Micah, whom he blames for the death of one of his sons.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Tue 15, 11:30 am -
Wed 16
Mail Order Bride — Warren Oates
A con woman, looking to leave a life of crime behind, assumes her dead friend's identity and shows up as a mail-order bride engaged to a Wyoming rancher.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Wed 16, 3:21 am -
Wed 16
Stoney Burke — Warren Oates
Before his days booking bad guys on 'Hawaii Five-O,' Jack Lord was riding broncos in hopes of winning the Golden Buckle award.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Wed 16, 6:00 am -
Thu 17
Stoney Burke — Warren Oates
Before his days booking bad guys on 'Hawaii Five-O,' Jack Lord was riding broncos in hopes of winning the Golden Buckle award.
Air Time & Details for Warren Oates, Thu 17, 6:00 am
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Biography
About Warren Oates
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Oates first acted in a student play while attending the University of Louisville. He moved to New York in 1954, hoping to find work on the stage or TV; instead he had a series of odd jobs. Eventually he appeared in a few live TV dramas, and when this work slowed down he moved to Hollywood; there he became a stock villain in many TV and film Westerns.
Over the years he gained respect as an excellent character actor; by the early '70s he was appearing in both unusual, unglamorous leads and significant supporting roles. His breakthrough role was in In the Heat of the Night (1967). He played the title role in Dillinger (1973).