Trey Wilson

Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

26

Gender

Male

Birthday

1948-01-21

Deathday

1989-01-16 (40 years old)

Place of Birth

Houston, Texas, USA

Trey Wilson

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Donald Yearnsley "Trey" Wilson III (January 21, 1948 – January 16, 1989) was an American character actor known for playing rural, authoritarian type characters, most notably in comedies such as Raising Arizona and Bull Durham.

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Known For

Twins
6.0%

Twins

Dec 9, 1988

Raising Arizona
7.1%

Raising Arizona

Mar 13, 1987

Law & Order
7.4%

Law & Order

Sep 13, 1990

Bull Durham
6.7%

Bull Durham

Jun 15, 1988

F/X
6.6%

F/X

Feb 7, 1986

Great Balls of Fire!
6.3%

Great Balls of Fire!

Jun 30, 1989

Married to the Mob
6.0%

Married to the Mob

Aug 19, 1988

Dallas
6.8%

Dallas

Apr 2, 1978

A Soldier's Story
6.8%

A Soldier's Story

Sep 14, 1984

The Protector
6.0%

The Protector

Jun 15, 1985

The Equalizer
7.2%

The Equalizer

Sep 18, 1985

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Acting

1999
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit as Bruce
1990
Law & Order as Defense Attorney Eddie Cosmatos
1989
Welcome Home as Colonel Barnes
1989
Great Balls of Fire! as Sam Phillips
1989
Miss Firecracker as Benjamin Drapper
1988
Twins as Beetroot McKinley
1988
Married to the Mob as Regional Director Franklin
1988
Bull Durham as Skip
1988
The House on Carroll Street
1987
End of the Line as Sheriff Maxie Howell
1987
Raising Arizona as Nathan Arizona, Sr.
1986
F/X as Lt. Murdoch
1985
Marie: A True Story as FBI Agent
1985
Spenser: For Hire
1985
The Equalizer as Peter Marstand
1985
The Protector as Truck Driver
1985
Scandal Sheet as Paul Brown
1984
A Soldier's Story as Colonel Nivens
1981
A Few Days at Weasel Creek as Lester
1981
Tintypes
1980
Big Blonde as The Playboy
1979
Three-Way Weekend as Howard Creep
1978
Vampire Hookers as Terry Wayne
1978
Dallas as Johnnie
1977
What Really Happened to the Class of '65?
1976
Drive-In as Gifford

Production

1979
Three-Way Weekend as Producer

Sound

1979
Three-Way Weekend as Original Music Composer
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