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'''Powers Boothe''' played [[Vice President]] [[Noah Daniels]] during [[Season 6]] and [[24: Redemption]]. He is well known for his roles in Westerns, notably ''Deadwood'' and ''Tombstone''. He also appeared in films ''Red Dawn'', ''Rapid Fire'', ''Sudden Death'' (with [[Michael Gaston]] and [[Manny Perry]]), ''Nixon'' and ''Frailty''. Boothe was the only actor nominated to show up at the 1980 Emmy Awards, as the Screen Actors Guild was on strike that year. He won the award that year. He had an uncredited role as a Bolivian bandito in ''Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid'' (1969). He is now the fifth 24 actor to guest star on ''Ben 10: Ultimate Alien'', the others were [[Nicholas Guest]], [[Greg Ellis]], [[Peter MacNicol]] and [[Xander Berkeley]]. In 2012 he starred as the primary member of the World Security Council in the live-action adaptation of Marvel comics' ''The Avengers'' and starred in the ABC musical drama series ''Nashville'' alongside Hayden Panettiere and ''24'' alum [[Connie Britton]]. |
'''Powers Boothe''' played [[Vice President]] [[Noah Daniels]] during [[Season 6]] and [[24: Redemption]]. He is well known for his roles in Westerns, notably ''Deadwood'' and ''Tombstone''. He also appeared in films ''Red Dawn'', ''Rapid Fire'', ''Sudden Death'' (with [[Michael Gaston]] and [[Manny Perry]]), ''Nixon'' and ''Frailty''. Boothe was the only actor nominated to show up at the 1980 Emmy Awards, as the Screen Actors Guild was on strike that year. He won the award that year. He had an uncredited role as a Bolivian bandito in ''Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid'' (1969). He is now the fifth 24 actor to guest star on ''Ben 10: Ultimate Alien'', the others were [[Nicholas Guest]], [[Greg Ellis]], [[Peter MacNicol]] and [[Xander Berkeley]]. In 2012 he starred as the primary member of the World Security Council in the live-action adaptation of Marvel comics' ''The Avengers'' and starred in the ABC musical drama series ''Nashville'' alongside Hayden Panettiere and ''24'' alum [[Connie Britton]]. |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
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Revision as of 03:28, 9 July 2014
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| Birthdate: | June 1, 1948 |
| Birthplace: | Synder, Texas |
| Role: | Noah Daniels |
Powers Boothe played Vice President Noah Daniels during Season 6 and 24: Redemption. He is well known for his roles in Westerns, notably Deadwood and Tombstone. He also appeared in films Red Dawn, Rapid Fire, Sudden Death (with Michael Gaston and Manny Perry), Nixon and Frailty. Boothe was the only actor nominated to show up at the 1980 Emmy Awards, as the Screen Actors Guild was on strike that year. He won the award that year. He had an uncredited role as a Bolivian bandito in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969). He is now the fifth 24 actor to guest star on Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, the others were Nicholas Guest, Greg Ellis, Peter MacNicol and Xander Berkeley. In 2012 he starred as the primary member of the World Security Council in the live-action adaptation of Marvel comics' The Avengers and starred in the ABC musical drama series Nashville alongside Hayden Panettiere and 24 alum Connie Britton.
24 credits
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- Boothe provided DVD audio commentary for the episode "Day 6: 5:00pm-6:00pm" (with Jayne Atkinson).
Selected filmography
- The Avengers (2012)
- Sin City (2005)
- Frailty (2001)
- Men of Honor (2000)
- U Turn (1997)
- Nixon (1996)
- Sudden Death (1995)
- Tombstone (1993)
- Rapid Fire (1992)
- Red Dawn (1984)
- The Goodbye Girl (1977)
Television appearances
- Nashville (2012-2014)
- Hatfields & McCoys (2012)
- 24 (2007)
- Deadwood (2004-2006)
- Justice League (2006)
- Joan of Arc (1999)
- Philip Marlowe, Private Eye (1983-1986)
- Skag (1980)
