Clyde WareFilmography

Born:: December 22, 1936 in West Virginia
Occupation:: Director, Producer, Teleplay By, Screenwriter

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Bad Jim

Crew: Director, Screenwriter

Actors: James Brolin, Richard Roundtree, John Clark Gable, Harry Carey, Jr., Rory Calhoun

Synopsis: Veteran Hollywood screenwriter Clyde Ware handled the directing chores in Bad Jim. The film is worth noting as the cinematic debut of John Clark Gable, the son of guess who. Gable, James Brolin, and Richard Roundtree play three soft-hearted bandits who purchase a horse from Billy the Kid. They use Read More

1989
Airwolf: Season 03

Crew: Producer

Actors: Jan-Michael Vincent, Ernest Borgnine, Alex Cord, Jean Bruce Scott

Synopsis: The third season of Airwolf continues to spotlight its title "character," a state-of-the-art helicopter with a full arsenal of high-tech weaponry and the capability to fly anywhere at the fastest possible speed without the necessity of refuel. Still in charge of Airwolf are maverick pilot Read More

1986
Airwolf: Season 02

Crew: Producer

Actors: Jan-Michael Vincent, Ernest Borgnine, Alex Cord, Jean Bruce Scott

Synopsis: Season two of Airwolf finds the title "character" -- a high-tech helicopter equipped with remarkable sensing devices and a full complement of weaponry -- being used on behalf of the forces of good by maverick pilot String Hawke (Jan-Michael Vincent) and String's partner/best buddy Dom Santini (Ernest Borgnine Read More

1984
Airwolf: Season 01

Crew: Producer

Actors: Jan-Michael Vincent, Ernest Borgnine, Alex Cord, Deborah Pratt

Synopsis: The first season of the CBS action-adventure series Airwolf kicks off with its two-hour pilot, in which maverick flyboy String Hawke (Jan-Michael Vincent) agrees to retrieve a high-tech, extremely versatile new helicopter from the Libyans on behalf of the Firm, a top secret government agency. Upon Read More

1984
Sizzle

Crew: Teleplay By

Synopsis: In this made-for-TV movie, a singer (Loni Anderson) travels to Chicago during the 1920s to seek revenge against the gangster who killed her boyfriend. ~ Iotis Erlewine, All Movie Guide Read More

1981
Coward of the County

Crew: Screenwriter

Synopsis: Made for television, the pacifist philosophy of a Georgia preacher (Kenny Rogers) and his nephew are tested when the nephew's girlfriend is raped. ~ John Bush, All Movie Guide Read More

1981
Three Hundred Miles for Stephanie

Crew: Director, Teleplay By

Actors: Tony Orlando, Peter Graves, Gregory Sierra

Synopsis: In this drama, a policeman tries to get God to heal his brain-damaged daughter by promising to run the 320 miles between San Antonio and the Shrine of San Juan de los Lagos. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide Read More

1980
Last Convertible

Crew: Screenwriter

Synopsis: Based on the best-selling novel by Anton Myrer, the three-part NBC miniseries The Last Convertible chronicles the lives of five former Harvard roommates, all of whom share the titular Packard automobile. Beginning with the quintet's graduation in 1944, the teleplay by Philip de Guere, Stephen McPherson Read More

1979
The Hatfields and the McCoys

Crew: Director, Screenwriter

Synopsis: The long-standing blood feud between the Hatfield family of West Virginia and the McCoy clan of Kentucky is effectively dramatized in this made-for-TV movie. Jack Palance and Steve Forrest star as the family's respective patriarches, Devil Anse Hatfield and Randall McCoy. Remaining faithful to the Read More

1975
The Runaways

Crew: Screenwriter

Actors: Belinda Balaski, Claudio Martinez, Patricia Blair, Anthony Eisley, William Bryant

Synopsis: Cindy Britton (Belinda Balaski), a teenaged girl from a small town, runs away from home. She ends up in the seedy Venice Beach district of Los Angeles, alone, hungry, and very frightened. Teaming up with a streetwise younger boy named Francis (Claudio Martinez), Cindy endeavors to survive her Read More

1974
The Story of Pretty Boy Floyd

Crew: Director, Teleplay By

Synopsis: Clyde Ware both scripted and directed this made-for-TV biopic. Martin Sheen stars as Floyd, a depression-era farmboy who (it says here) turns to crime to avoid starving to death. Sheen's real-life brother Joseph Estevez plays Floyd's younger brother in this 73-minute film. As an added fillip, the Read More

1974
All the Kind Strangers

Crew: Screenwriter

Actors: Samantha Eggar, Stacy Keach, Robby Benson

Synopsis: This made-for-TV rural horror film from director Burt Kennedy benefits from a fine cast and a tense Clyde Ware screenplay. Samantha Eggar and Stacy Keach play motorists held prisoner by a family of seven sweet-faced young orphans and their savage guard dogs. The children only want a mother and Read More

1974
When the Line Goes through

Crew: Director, Producer, Screenwriter

Synopsis: In this film, the Southern small-town life of two attractive twin sisters becomes much more interesting after they meet up with a traveling stranger. ~ Iotis Erlewine, All Movie Guide Read More

1971
No Drums, No Bugles

Crew: Director, Producer, Screenwriter

Synopsis: During America's Civil War, wealthy citizens on both sides routinely bought their way out of military service. However, people who avoided military service out of principle, then as now, were rare. History records that one such man was Ashby Gatrell of West Virginia, played here by Martin Sheen. Read More

1971
The Silent Gun

Crew: Teleplay By

Actors: Pernell Roberts

Synopsis: The Silent Gun refers to the weapon no longer toted by Westerner Lloyd Bridges. Once a notorious gunfighter, Bridges has vowed never to shoot again after nearly killing a little girl. Thus, when faced with evil town boss Pernell Roberts, Bridges must rely on his wits to come out on top. This Read More

1969
Catalina Caper

Crew: Screenwriter

Actors: Tommy Kirk, Del Moore, Peter Duryea, Robert Donner, Ulla Stromstedt

Synopsis: Beach parties abound in this youthful adventure that centers on two surfers-turned-detective as they look into the mysterious theft of a priceless Chinese scroll. Musical highlights include Little Richard singing "Scuba Party", and The Cascades with "There's a New World Opening for Me". The film Read More

1967
The Spy with My Face

Crew: Screenwriter

Actors: Robert Vaughn, Senta Berger, David McCallum, Leo G. Carroll, Michael Evans

Synopsis: Some extra footage was added to segments of two episodes from the television series The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1964-68) to create this feature film-length espionage adventure that was released theatrically in some countries to cash in on the James Bond craze. Ordered by their secret organization Read More

1966
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: The Final Performance

Crew: Screenwriter

Actors: Franchot Tone, Sharon Farrell, Roger Perry, Kelly Thordsen

Synopsis: Former vaudeville headliner Rudolph Bitzner (Franchot Tone) has been washed up for years, reduced to running a cheap motel. As Rudolph dreams of making a spectacular comeback, his young fiancée, Rosie (Sharon Farrell), falls in love with a handsome TV writer named Cliff Allen (Roger Perry). Read More

1965
The Man From U.N.C.L.E.: The Double Affair

Crew: Screenwriter

Synopsis: THRUSH replaces UNCLE agent Napoleon Solo with an exact look-alike. It is the first step in a master scheme to gain control of the world's most powerful secret weapon. Meanwhile, Illya suspects that there's something amiss with the phony Solo, and with the help of stewardess Sandy Wister (Sharon Read More

1964