
William Lucking (June 17, 1941 – October 18, 2021) was an American film, television, and stage actor best known for his role as Piney Winston in the FX series "Sons of Anarchy" and for portraying Col. Lynch in the 1980s TV show "The A-Team". His long career included playing tough bikers, cowboys, and military or police officers in films such as "The Magnificent Seven Ride!," "Stripes," "The Limey," "Erin Brockovich," and "The Rundown". He appeared in numerous TV shows including "Mission: Impossible," "The Waltons," "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," "The X-Files," and "West Wing". A UCLA and Pasadena Playhouse graduate, Lucking co-founded the Santa Paula Theater Center where he served as artistic director and produced various stage works. He was married twice and passed away at the age of 80 in Las Vegas.
movieContraband
2012 · Bud Farraday
tvSwitched at Birth
2011 · Bill Kennish
tvThe Mentalist
2008 · Judge Hildred
tvSons of Anarchy
2008 · Piermont 'Piney' Winston
movieDreaming Slipstream Dream
2008 · Self
tvSmith
2006
movieThe World's Fastest Indian
2005 · Rolly Free
tvNight Stalker
2005 · Gorn
tvCommander in Chief
2005 · Harry McHenry
tvHustle
2004 · Harry Doyle
tvCold Case
2003 · Tom McCree
movieThe Rundown
2003 · Walker
movieRed Dragon
2002 · Byron Metcalf
movieK-PAX
2001 · Sheriff
tvStar Trek: Enterprise
2001 · Harrad-Sar
tvThe Division
2001 · Gus Evans
movieErin Brockovich
2000 · Bob Linwood
movieThe Limey
1999 · Warehouse Foreman
tvThe West Wing
1999 · Bobby Russo
movieThe Last Best Sunday
1999 · Sheriff Weaks
tvMartial Law
1998 · Patrick Rafferty
movieJudas Kiss
1998 · Wally
movieThe Christmas Path
1998 · Santa Claus
tvMike Hammer, Private Eye
1997
tvMillennium
1996 · Detective Thomas
tvProfiler
1996 · Gibson
tvThe Pretender
1996 · Lt. Chomsky
movieThe Rich Man's Wife
1996 · Detective (uncredited)
movieThe Trigger Effect
1996 · Pharmacist
movieHer Last Chance
1996 · Detective #1
tvPacific Blue
1996 · Larson
tvJAG
1995 · Harry Drax, Stu Pope
movieSleepstalker
1995 · Detective Bronson Worth
movieA Father for Charlie
1995 · Argus
movieThe River Wild
1994 · Frank
tvER
1994 · Kenny Brannigan
movieThe Man Who Wouldn't Die
1994 · Captain (uncredited)
tvVanishing Son
1994 · Charlie Garbett
tvThe X-Files
1993 · Roky Crikenson
movieExtreme Justice
1993 · Cusak
tvWalker, Texas Ranger
1993 · Capt. Shankley
movieMurder So Sweet
1993 · Detective Sandy Harris
tvStar Trek: Deep Space Nine
1993 · Furel
tvRenegade
1992
movieRescue Me
1992 · Kurt
tvSilk Stalkings
1991 · , Director
movieBabe Ruth
1991 · Brother Matthias
movieHell Hath No Fury
1991
movieParker Kane
1990 · Chuck Dumby
movieFalse Identity
1990 · Frank Calovich
movieSparks: The Price of Passion
1990 · Cam Wilson
movieThe Forgotten
1989 · Colonel Jack Westford
movieNaked Lie
1989 · Webster
movieLadykillers
1988 · Capt. Bucholtz
tvJake and the Fatman
1987
tvOutlaws
1986 · Harland Pike
movieThat Secret Sunday
1986
movieKung Fu: The Movie
1986 · Deputy Wyatt
movieJ.O.E. and the Colonel
1985 · Colonel H.C. 'Hard Core' Fleming
tvMurder, She Wrote
1984 · Bo Dixon, Lt. Roy Quinlan, Sheriff Barnes, Charles Foret, Sheriff Leland Waterman
tvHunter
1984 · Jack Chance
movieM.A.D.D.: Mothers Against Drunk Drivers
1983 · Officer McKnight
tvThe A-Team
1983 · Col. Lynch
tvThe Blue and the Gray
1982 · Captain Potts
tvVoyagers!
1982
tvNewhart
1982 · Corrections Officer
tvKnight Rider
1982 · Redmond
tvMatt Houston
1982
tvTales of the Gold Monkey
1982
tvT. J. Hooker
1982 · Jack Clayton
tvSimon & Simon
1981 · Police Det. Frank Lunden
movieStripes
1981 · Recruiter
tvShannon
1981 · Det. Norm White
tvThe Greatest American Hero
1981 · Robert Alan Kline
tvMagnum, P.I.
1980 · Sam Hunter
movieThe Last Song
1980 · Det. Colin
movieCoast to Coast
1980 · Jules
movieThe Mountain Men
1980 · Jim Walter
Hagen
1980
movieThe Ninth Configuration
1980 · Highway Patrolman
tvPower
1980 · Sham Murphy
movieCaptain America II: Death Too Soon
1979 · Stader
tvThe French Atlantic Affair
1979 · Don Crawford
movie10
1979 · Policeman
tvHart to Hart
1979 · Vince
tvVega$
1978
Happily Ever After
1978 · Lewis Gordon
Colorado C.I.
1978 · Niles
movieDr. Scorpion
1978 · Whitey Ullman
tvThe Incredible Hulk
1977 · , Harlen Bates
tvBig Hawaii
1977 · Oscar Kalahani
tvLou Grant
1977
tvCHiPs
1977
movieThe San Pedro Bums
1977 · Turk
movieDanger in Paradise
1977 · Oscar
tvHow the West Was Won
1977 · Kenyon
movieThe Return of a Man Called Horse
1976 · Tom Gryce
movieBirch Interval
1976 · Charlie
movieMallory: Circumstantial Evidence
1976 · George
movieDoc Savage: The Man of Bronze
1975 · Col. John 'Renny' Renwick
movieForce Five
1975 · Vic Bauer
tvS.W.A.T.
1975
movieJudgment: The Court Martial of Lt. William Calley
1975 · The Captain
movieThe Crazy World of Julius Vrooder
1974 · Harmer
tvKodiak
1974 · Dave
tvThe Rockford Files
1974 · Pete Kolodny
tvPolice Woman
1974 · Charlie Joe Lightfoot
movieHog Wild
1974 · Vern
tvChopper One
1974 · Deetzer
movieBlood Sport
1973 · Dennis Birdsong
movieOklahoma Crude
1973 · Marion
tvKung Fu
1972 · Quade
tvM*A*S*H
1972 · Urbancic
tvThe Waltons
1972
tvThe Rookies
1972
movieThe Magnificent Seven Ride!
1972 · Walt Drummond
movieEllery Queen: Don't Look Behind You
1971 · Lt. Summers
movieThe Todd Killings
1971
tvColumbo
1971 · Dominic Doyle
movieWild Rovers
1971 · Ruff
tvThe Partridge Family
1970 · Sweeney
movieHell's Belles
1969 · Gippo
tvLancer
1968
tvThe Name of the Game
1968 · Gruber
tvMannix
1967 · Jimmy Cousins
tvThe High Chaparral
1967 · Gait
tvThe Second Hundred Years
1967 · Workman #2
tvIronside
1967 · Thomas Flagg
tvGunsmoke
1955 · Esau Wakefield
tvThe Wonderful World of Disney
1954 · Vern