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Noble Willingham

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Noble Willingham

Born August 31, 1931 in Mineola, Texas, USADied January 17, 200470 films

Noble Henry Willingham, Jr. (August 31, 1931 – January 17, 2004) was an American actor who appeared in more than thirty films and in many television shows. He was best known for his role as C.D. Parker on the television series Walker, Texas Ranger. His many other TV credits include guest appearances on Bonanza, Gunsmoke, The Waltons, Mary Tyler Moore, The Rockford Files, Alice, Dallas, CHiPs, The Dukes of Hazzard, The A-Team, L.A. Law, Home Improvement, and Murder, She Wrote. He also co-starred with Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell in a 1991 episode of Quantum Leap.

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Filmography

70 films as actor
  1. 2003Blind HorizonDeputy Shirl Cash
  2. 1999The Corndog ManAce Barker
  3. 1996Up Close & PersonalBuford Sells
  4. 1994City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's GoldClay Stone
  5. 1994Walker Texas Ranger 3: Deadly ReunionC.D. Parker
  6. 1994The Hudsucker ProxyZebulon Cardozo
  7. 1994Guarding TessSheriff Janson (uncredited)
  8. 1994Ace Ventura: Pet DetectiveRiddle
  9. 1993Men Don't TellRiley
  10. 1993Fire in the SkyBlake Davies
  11. 1992The Distinguished GentlemanZeke Bridges
  12. 1992Of Mice and MenThe Boss
  13. 1992Article 99Inspector General
  14. 1992Woman With a PastChairman
  15. 1991The Last Boy ScoutSheldon Marcone
  16. 1991Sweet PoisonSheriff
  17. 1991City SlickersClay Stone
  18. 1991Career OpportunitiesRoger Roy McClellan
  19. 1990PastimeClyde Bigby
  20. 1990The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson
  21. 1989The HeistStuckey
  22. 1989Blind FuryMacCready
  23. 1989The Road RaidersCrankcase
  24. 1989UnconqueredBear Bryant
  25. 1988Quiet Victory: The Charlie Wedemeyer StoryTed Simonsen
  26. 1988A Stoning in Fulham CountyJudge Manning
  27. 1988ShooterRizzo
  28. 1988Splash, TooKarl Hooten
  29. 1988Longarm
  30. 1987Good Morning, VietnamGen. Taylor
  31. 1987The Alamo: Thirteen Days to GloryDr. Pollard
  32. 1987Born in East L.A.Border Patrol Sergeant
  33. 1987La BambaHoward
  34. 1987Summer HeatStrother
  35. 1985Badge of the AssassinAirport Guard
  36. 1983Living Proof: The Hank Williams Jr. StoryDr. Graham
  37. 1983Independence DayAndy Parker
  38. 1982Missing Children: A Mother's StoryLander Hughes
  39. 1981The Children Nobody WantedMcNaulty
  40. 1981Coward of the CountyCar-Wash
  41. 1981First Monday in OctoberNebraska Attorney
  42. 1981Harry's WarMajor Andrews
  43. 1981The HowlingCharlie Barton
  44. 1980The Georgia PeachesJarvis Wheeler
  45. 1980BrubakerDr. Fenster
  46. 1980The GamblerConductor
  47. 1979Butch and Sundance: The Early DaysCaptain Prewitt
  48. 1979Fast Charlie... the Moonbeam RiderPop Bauer
  49. 1979Norma RaeLeroy Mason
  50. 1979Silent Victory: The Kitty O'Neil Story1st Doctor
  51. 1978Just Me and YouGas Station Owner
  52. 1978CindySergeant
  53. 1978Thaddeus Rose and EddieJudge
  54. 1978The Boys in Company CSergeant Curry
  55. 1977Greased LightningBilly Joe Byrnes
  56. 1976Liza’s Pioneer DiaryMr. Dunster
  57. 1976Fighting MadSenator Hingle
  58. 1975Sheila Levine Is Dead and Living in New YorkPrincipal
  59. 1975Aloha Bobby and RoseUncle Charlie
  60. 1975Black BartFern Malaga
  61. 1974Where Have All the People GoneJim Clancy
  62. 1974Big Bad MamaUncle Barney
  63. 1974ChinatownCouncilman
  64. 1974Evel KnievelJack Decataur
  65. 1973SunshineBartender
  66. 1973Hit!Warden Springer
  67. 1973Paper MoonMr. Robertson
  68. 1973The Girls of Huntington HouseHarry, Sara's Father
  69. 1971The Last Picture ShowChester
  70. 1970My Sweet CharlieGrady