Actor profile

Mac Davis

21st January 1942 Lubbock, Texas, USA Acting

Scott "Mac" Davis (born January 21, 1942), is a country music singer and songwriter originally from Lubbock, Texas who has enjoyed much pop music crossover success. He became one of the most successful country singers of the 1970s and 1980s. He is also an actor.

22 Movies 23 TV Shows 53 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Robert Shields: My Life as a Robot poster

Robert Shields: My Life as a Robot 22nd August 2025 as Self

Dolly Parton: Here I Am poster

Dolly Parton: Here I Am 25th December 2019 as Self

Beer for My Horses poster

Beer for My Horses 8th August 2008 as Reverend J.D. Parker

The Wendell Baker Story poster

The Wendell Baker Story 3rd August 2005 as Agent Buck

True Vinyl poster

True Vinyl 29th December 2004 as Frank Thompson

Where the Red Fern Grows poster

Where the Red Fern Grows 3rd May 2003 as Bellington

The Definitive Elvis: Elvis and the Colonel poster

The Definitive Elvis: Elvis and the Colonel 31st March 2002 as Self

Jackpot poster

Jackpot 27th July 2001 as Sammy Bones

The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood poster

The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood 5th June 2000 as The Balladeer

Angel's Dance poster

Angel's Dance 25th February 1999 as Norman

Possums poster

Possums 13th June 1998 as Wilbur 'Will' Clark

For My Daughter's Honor poster

For My Daughter's Honor 20th November 1996 as Norm Dustin

Blackmail poster

Blackmail 23rd October 1991 as Norm

What Price Victory poster

What Price Victory 18th January 1988 as Jake Ramson

A Down Home Country Christmas poster

A Down Home Country Christmas 29th November 1987 as Self

Davy Crockett poster

Davy Crockett 18th December 1986 as Davy Crockett

Brothers-in-Law poster

Brothers-in-Law 28th April 1985 as T.K. 'Tom' Kenny

The Sting II poster

The Sting II 18th February 1983 as Jake Hooker

Walt Disney: One Man's Dream poster

Walt Disney: One Man's Dream 12th December 1981 as Self

Cheaper to Keep Her poster

Cheaper to Keep Her 1st January 1981 as Bill Dekkar

North Dallas Forty poster

North Dallas Forty 3rd August 1979 as Seth Maxwell

Tennessee Ernie Ford's White Christmas poster

Tennessee Ernie Ford's White Christmas 23rd December 1972 as Self

Dolly Parton's Heartstrings poster

Dolly Parton's Heartstrings 22nd November 2019 as Reverend Riggs

Rodney poster

Rodney 21st September 2004 as Carl

8 Simple Rules poster

8 Simple Rules 17th September 2002 as Guitar Man

Oswald poster

Oswald 20th August 2001 as Bingo (voice)

That '70s Show poster

That '70s Show 23rd August 1998 as St. Peter

King of the Hill poster

King of the Hill 12th January 1997 as Sheriff Buford (voice)

King of the Hill poster

King of the Hill 12th January 1997 as Sports Jock / Announcer (voice)

King of the Hill poster

King of the Hill 12th January 1997 as Jock (voice)

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman poster

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman 12th September 1993 as Larry Smiley

Tall Tales & Legends poster

Tall Tales & Legends 25th September 1985 as Davy Crockett

The Muppet Show poster

The Muppet Show 5th September 1976 as Self - Special Guest Star

Donny & Marie poster

Donny & Marie 23rd January 1976 as Self

Cher poster

Cher 16th February 1975 as Self

The Midnight Special poster

The Midnight Special 19th August 1972 as Self

The Johnny Cash Show poster

The Johnny Cash Show 7th June 1969 as Self

The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour poster

The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour 22nd January 1969 as Self

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson poster

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson 1st October 1962 as Self

The Mike Douglas Show poster

The Mike Douglas Show 11th December 1961 as Self

The Mike Douglas Show poster

The Mike Douglas Show 11th December 1961 as Self - Co-Host

The Wonderful World of Disney poster

The Wonderful World of Disney 27th October 1954 as Self

Hallmark Hall of Fame poster

Hallmark Hall of Fame 24th December 1951

The Bob Hope Show poster

The Bob Hope Show 9th April 1950 as Self

Golden Globe Awards poster

Golden Globe Awards 20th January 1944 as Self