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Ken Swofford

Ken Swofford

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Date of death:
Place of birth: DuQuoin - Illinois - USA
Current Interest
1.3
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Positive4 (17%)
Mixed19 (79%)
Negative1 (4%)
Based on 24 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
Thelma & Louise
as Major
1991
53.6
The Andromeda Strain
as Toby (technician)
1971
44.2
Recess: School's Out
as Coach (voice)
2001
41.9
Teacher's Pet
as Officer White (voice)
2004
34.0
The Domino Principle
as Warden Ditcher
1977
27.8
Captain America II: Death Too Soon
as Everett Bliss
1979
27.1
A Case of Rape
as Det. Riley
1974
23.9
Skyjacked
as John Bimonte
1972
21.8
Bless the Beasts & Children
as Wheaties
1971
20.6
The Taking of Beverly Hills
as Coach
1991
18.3
One Little Indian
as Pvt. Dixon
1973
17.9
S.O.B.
as Harold Harrigan
1981
17.2
Hunter's Blood
as Al Coleman
1986
17.0
Terror at London Bridge
as Ed Nebel
1985
12.9
Gunsmoke: To the Last Man
as Charlie Tewksbury
1992
10.3
Murder in High Places
as Van Stamp
1991
10.2
The Gambler: The Adventure Continues
as Witchita Pike
1983
8.4
The Lawyer
as Charlie O'Keefe
1970
7.9
Sultan and the Rock Star
as George Mackenzie
1980
6.2
Common Law Cabin
as Barney Rickert
1967
5.5
Black Roses
as Mayor Farnsworth
1988
4.7
First to Fight
as O'Brien
1967
4.4
All God's Children
as Capt. Sam Pierce
1980
4.3
The Stepford Children
as Frank Gregson
1987
3.6

Frequently Asked Questions About Ken Swofford

Ken Swofford has appeared in 24 titles, including 24 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Ken Swofford's filmography is First to Fight (1967).
The most recent title featuring Ken Swofford is Teacher's Pet (2004).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Ken Swofford is A Case of Rape with an IMDb rating of 7.7.
Ken Swofford has been active for approximately 37 years, with credits spanning from 1967 to 2004.
Titles featuring Ken Swofford currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.
The busiest years in Ken Swofford's career include 1991, 1967, 1971.

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