A negative character, yet a crucial role as the angry, ornery, and implied racist redneck band leader Tucker McElroy.

Chuck supports the fantastic production as the no-nonsense Lieutenant Boyle, who comes to an exceedingly grisly yet highly memorable end as Hannibal makes his escape.

He barely rates a line as "Arresting Officer," but plays a pivotal role, both at the karaoke dance party and during the powerful, intense arrest scene.

Chuck almost gets a marquee role, as the unpleasant proprietor of the aforementioned jail.

Chuck gets to strut his stuff as the greasy and ultimately cowardly "special ops" puke Marshall Murdock.

Chuck affects the movement of the narrative as the tough Judge Garnett.

Chuck provides the voice of Roy in this sappy, implausibe, ultimately confusing--even for a cartoon--Disney 'epic.'

Chuck gets some good billing and face-time in this mindless, stupid Pauly Shore vehicle.

Chuck stops in as Ventura in this story of inheriting Howard Hughes' zillions.

A horrible, low-budge sci-fi horro piece isn't helped out by Chuck being somewhere down in the cast list.

Same thing, different title.

How can you go wrong with Goldie still more or less in her sexual prime, and Chuck playing a character named Moon Willis?