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Powers Boothe Filmography

ActorBORN 1948SNYDER44 FILMS IN DB

PowersBoothe

Known for Acting · Eternal Enemies: Lions and Hyenas, Ottoman Empire: The War Machine, Tombstone

44
FILMS IN DB
$1,046
TOTAL VALUE
32
PRICED
$33
AVG VALUE
DVD
BEST FORMAT
💎
RAREST RELEASE
A Crime of Passion
~$140 · BLU-RAY · 1999
📈
MOST VALUABLE
Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
$16 · Est. market value

BIOGRAPHY

Powers Boothe, a commanding presence with a gravelly voice and intense gaze, carved out a memorable career that spanned decades, leaving an indelible mark on both big and small screens. While perhaps best known to younger audiences for his villainous turn as Benjamin Travis in the 2012 video game *Hitman: Absolution*, his live-action roles hold a special place in any serious collector's library. His Emmy-winning portrayal of cult leader Jim Jones in 1980’s *Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones* is a masterclass in unnerving intensity, a prime early example of his ability to fully inhabit complex characters. Collectors particularly gravitate towards Boothe's character work in genre films and prestige television. His role as the sinister Bill Brocius in the 1993 Western classic *Tombstone* is a fan favorite, a film widely cherished and frequently re-released across various formats for its stellar cast. The horror-thriller *Frailty* (2002), listed directly in WatchRoster’s database, showcases Boothe’s chilling performance as a father driven by divine purpose, a film often sought out for its mind-bending narrative and Boothe's pivotal role. His later work as Cy Tolliver in HBO’s *Deadwood* also holds significant appeal, appearing across its acclaimed DVD and Blu-ray box sets, further cementing his legacy as an actor whose presence always elevated the material.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What role is Powers Boothe best known for in the film Tombstone?

Powers Boothe is best known for playing Curly Bill in the 1993 film Tombstone.

During which decade was Powers Boothe most active in his acting career?

Powers Boothe was most active during the 1990s.

In which genres did Powers Boothe frequently work throughout his career?

Powers Boothe worked across several genres including drama, action, thriller, crime, history, and TV movies.

Did Powers Boothe appear in both original and sequel films in his career?

Yes, Powers Boothe appeared as Senator Roark in both Sin City (2005) and its sequel Sin City: A Dame to Kill For (2014).

What physical media formats can Powers Boothe's films be found on?

Powers Boothe's films are available on a variety of physical media formats including betamax, blu-ray, dvd, laserdisc, vhs, and others.