William Wayne McMillan Rogers III (April 7, 1933 - December 31, 2015) was an American actor and producer best known for M*A*S*H, House Calls, and Cool Hand Luke. A successful money manager, Rogers was in his later years a panelist on the Fox News Channel financial program Cashin' In.
He was married to Mitzi McWhorter and Amy H. Rogers, and had two children with McWhorter.
Rogers died in 2015 at the age of 82 from pneumonia.
Film Roles
- Odds Against Tomorrow as Soldier in Bar
- Dr Sex as Raincoat Man'' (
Uncredited Role, also producer) - The Glory Days as Lt. Mike Moran
- Chamber Of Horrors as Police Sgt. Jim Albertson
- Cool Hand Luke as Gambler
- WUSA as Minter
- Pocket Money as Stretch Russell
- Once In Paris as Michael Moore
- That Hot Touch as Danny Fairchild
- I Dream Of Jeannie Fifteen Years Later as Tony Nelson (TV Movie)
- The Gig as Marty Flynn
- The Killing Time as Jake Winslow
- Drop Out Mother as Jack Cromwell (TV Movie)
- Miracle Landing as Bob Schornstheimer (TV Movie)
- The Goodbye Bird as Ray Whitney
- Ghosts of Mississippi as Morris Dees
- Love Lies Bleeding as Inspector Abberline
- Frozen With Fear as Charles Sullivan
- Three Days Of Rain as Business Man
- Miracle Dogs as Dr. Marchant (TV Movie)
- Nobody Knows Anything as Gun Schnook (also producer)
Television Roles
- Search for Tomorrow as Slim Davis (1951)
- Wanted: Dead or Alive as Ash Langford (1 episode)
- The Millionaire as Allan Merrick (1 episode)
- Stagecoach West as Luke Perry
- The Dick Powell Theatre as John Bowers (1 episode)
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents as Kenneth (1 episode)
- Have Gun – Will Travel as Daniel Powers (1 episode)
- The Great Adventure as Tombs (1 episode)
- Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. as Captain (1 episode)
- Death Valley Days as Lt. Richard H. Pratt/George Schmidtlein (2 episodes)
- Gunsmoke as Stretch Morgan/Brack/Tom (3 episodes)
- Honey West as Jerry (1 episode)
- The Long Hot Summer as Curley Beeman (2 episodes)
- The Fugitive as Sgt. Fred Bragin (1 episode)
- Combat! (1962) as Reiser (1 episode)
- Twelve O Clock High as Lt. Fredricks (1 episode)
- Shane as Jim Greevey (1 episode)
- The Invaders as Police Lt. John Mattson (1 episode)
- The Big Valley as Don Jarvis (1 episode)
- Lancer as Jed Lewis (1 episode)
- Men At Law as DA Tom Yorba (1 episode)
- Cannon as Steve (1 episode)
- The FBI as various (7 episodes)
- M*A*S*H as Capt. Trapper John McIntyre (1972-1975; 72 episodes)
- Barnaby Jones as Gil Atkens (1 episode)
- City Of Angels as Jake Axminster
- House Calls as Dr. Charley Michaels
- The Larry Sanders Show as Wayne Rogers (1 episode)
- Murder, She Wrote as Charlie Garrett (5 episodes)
- Diagnosis: Murder as Dr. Ken Morrisay (1 episode)
