Your portrayal of Piney Winston in Sons of Anarchy became your recent, big draw, but man, did you ever spread your wealth of talent in an explosion of fun-filled fare.
For example, you propelled the thrills in The Incredible Hulk (two superb episodes, at that); The Greatest American Hero; The X-Files; Millennium; Star Trek: Enterprise; Star Trek: Deep Space Nine; Tales of the Gold Monkey; Voyagers; Knight Rider; ER; Baa Baa Black Sheep; The Mentalist; The Pretender; Profiler; JAG; Walker, Texas Ranger; Mission: Impossible; The A-Team; Murder, She Wrote; Hart to Hart; Simon & Simon; Magnum P.I.; The Rockford Files; Kung Fu; Bonanza; Gunsmoke; The Virginian; The Young Riders; The Waltons; M*A*S*H and more.
On the film front, you supplied a solid helping hand to Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze (as good ol' "Renny" Renwick); Captain America II: Death Too Soon; K-Pax; The Mountain Men; The Ninth Configuration; Red Dragon; Hell's Belles; Coast to Coast; The Crazy World of Julius Vrooder; The French Atlantic Affair; Stripes; 10; Ladykillers '88; Contraband; Erin Brockovich; Extreme Justice; The Limey; False Identity; Oklahoma Crude; Wild Rovers; The Magnificent Seven Ride!; The Return of a Man Called Horse; The River Wild; The Rundown; and The World's Fastest Indian.
You were a tough guy a good deal of the time, Mr. Lucking, but gentle when there was just cause: an all-around, versatile actor who gave us much to remember and even more to celebrate.
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