Clyde Ware

Personal Info

Known For

Writing

Known Credits

30

Gender

Male

Birthday

1930-12-22

Deathday

2010-08-30 (79 years old)

Place of Birth

Clarksburg, West Virginia, USA

Clyde Ware

Biography

Clyde Coster Ware, Jr (December 22, 1930 – August 30, 2010) was an American television and film screenwriter, director, and producer, best known for his teleplays for The Spy with My Face (1965), Gunsmoke (1965–67) and Coward of the County (1981).

Known For

Airwolf
7.6%

Airwolf

Jan 22, 1984

The Invaders
6.8%

The Invaders

Jan 10, 1967

Catalina Caper
2.3%

Catalina Caper

Dec 1, 1967

All the Kind Strangers
6.1%

All the Kind Strangers

Nov 12, 1974

The Spy with My Face
5.5%

The Spy with My Face

Apr 15, 1965

Coward of the County
6.2%

Coward of the County

Oct 7, 1981

Bad Jim
7.3%

Bad Jim

Apr 25, 1990

Bad Jim
7.3%

Bad Jim

Apr 25, 1990

Bad Jim
7.3%

Bad Jim

Apr 25, 1990

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Directing

1990
Bad Jim as Director
1989
Another Time, Another Place as Director
1988
Human Error as Director
1981
300 Miles for Stephanie as Director
1975
The Hatfields and the McCoys as Director
1974
The Story of Pretty Boy Floyd as Director
1972
When the Line Goes Through as Director
1972
No Drums, No Bugles as Director

Production

1990
Bad Jim as Producer
1989
Another Time, Another Place as Producer

Writing

2010
Dreamkiller as Writer
1990
Bad Jim as Writer
1989
Another Time, Another Place as Writer
1988
Human Error as Writer
1987
The Alamo: Thirteen Days to Glory as Writer
1984
Airwolf as Writer
1981
Sizzle as Writer
1981
Coward of the County as Teleplay
1981
300 Miles for Stephanie as Writer
1979
The Last Convertible as Writer
1975
The Hatfields and the McCoys as Writer
1974
All the Kind Strangers as Writer
1974
The Story of Pretty Boy Floyd as Writer
1972
When the Line Goes Through as Writer
1972
No Drums, No Bugles as Screenplay
1969
The Silent Gun as Writer
1967
Catalina Caper as Screenplay
1967
The Invaders as Story
1965
The Spy with My Face as Screenplay
1962
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour as Writer
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Clyde Ware