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Thu 30
The Fall Guy: One Hundred Miles a Gallon — Michael Bowen
A friend's son skips bail, and his trail leads to a South Carolina moonshine war. Lee Majors, Markie Post. Clarke: Andrew Prine. Sykes: Michael Constantine. Irene: Trish Van Devere. Little Juice: Eric Stolz.
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Sun 2
Jackie Brown — Michael Bowen
Quentin Tarantino's complex crime story is spun around a hard-bitten flight attendant trying to outsmart a smarmy gunrunner.
Air Time & Details for Michael Bowen, Sun 2, 8:00 pm
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Biography
About Michael Bowen
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Prolific and versatile, actor Michael Bowen joined the casts of some of the most critically respected and lucrative pictures of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, nearly always enlisted as an unremarkable everyman. Bowen launched his career with bit parts in such pictures as Valley Girl (1983), Iron Eagle (1985), and Less Than Zero (1987), then graduated to supporting roles by the late '90s. He was particularly memorable as cop Mark Dargus, the partner of ATF agent Ray Nicolette (Michael Keaton) in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction follow-up, Jackie Brown (1997), then turned in a haunting portrayal of Rick, the dysfunctional father of game show contestant Stanley (Jeremy Blackman) in Paul Thomas Anderson's mosaic of contemporary L.A. life, Magnolia (1999).
In the following decade, Bowen re-teamed with Tarantino for the neo-martial arts opus Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003) and delivered an intense performance as a cruel and vile counselor at a rehab center in first-time director Monty Lapica's psychodrama, Self-Medicated (2005). He also took on a recurring role on the hit TV drama Lost as Danny Pickett, a hotheaded, tough member of the Others, during the second and third seasons of the series (2006-2007).