Bo Hopkins

American actor in film and television

Bo Hopkins - Performers & Entertainers born February 2nd, 1938
Born
Died

2022
3 years ago — 84 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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Acted in several notable films and television series during the late 20th century. Appeared in the films 'American Graffiti', 'The Wild Bunch', and 'Midnight Express'. Had a recurring role in the TV series 'The Rockford Files'. Worked extensively in the entertainment industry, contributing to various genres including drama and action.

Starred in 'American Graffiti'

Featured in 'The Wild Bunch'

Appeared in 'Midnight Express'

Recurring role in 'The Rockford Files'

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