Bruce Campbell - Filmography - Films

Films

Year Film Role Director Notes
1977 It's Murder! Cop on Bicycle Sam Raimi Short film
1978 Within the Woods Bruce
1979 Attack of the Helping Hand Scott Spiegel Short film
Cinematographer only
1981 The Evil Dead Ashley J. "Ash" Williams Sam Raimi
1982 Cleveland Smith: Bounty Hunter Cleveland Smith Josh Becker Short film
1983 Going Back Brice Chapman Ron Teachworth
1985 Crimewave Renaldo 'The Heel' Sam Raimi
Stryker's War Video newscaster Josh Becker Also writer
1987 Evil Dead II Ashley J. "Ash" Williams Sam Raimi
1988 Maniac Cop Jack Forrest William Lustig
1989 Intruder Officer Howard Scott Spiegel
Moontrap Ray Tanner Robert Dyke
The Dead Next Door Voice J.R. Bookwalter
1990 Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat Robert Van Helsing Anthony Hickox
Maniac Cop 2 Jack Forrest William Lustig
Darkman Final Shemp Sam Raimi Cameo
1991 Lunatics: A Love Story Ray Josh Becker
1992 Eddie Presley Asylum Attendant Jeff Burr
Waxwork II: Lost in Time John Loftmore Anthony Hickox
Mindwarp Stover Steve Barnett
Army of Darkness Ashley J. "Ash" Williams Sam Raimi
1994 The Hudsucker Proxy Smitty Joel and Ethan Coen
1995 Congo Charles Travis Frank Marshall
The Demolitionist Raffle Winner Robert Kurtzman
1996 Fargo Soap Opera Actor Joel and Ethan Coen
Tornado! Jake Thorne Noel Nosseck Television film
Escape from L.A. Surgeon General of Beverly Hills John Carpenter
Assault on Dome 4 Alex Windham Gilbert Po Television film
1997 In the Line of Duty: Blaze of Glory Jeff Erickson Dick Lowry
Menno's Mind Mick Dourif, Rebel Leader Jon Kroll
Running Time Carl Josh Becker
McHale's Navy Virgil Bryan Spicer
The Love Bug Hank Cooper Peyton Reed Television film
Goldrush: A Real Life Alaskan Adventure Pierce Thomas 'PT' Madison John Power
1998 The Ice Rink Actor Jean-Philippe Toussaint
1999 From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money Barry Scott Spiegel
Double Jeopardy Party Bartender Bruce Beresford Cameo
2000 Icebreaker Carl Greig David Giancola
Timequest William Roberts Robert Dyke
2001 Hubert's Brain Thompson Phil Alden Robinson Voice
The Majestic Roland the Intrepid Explorer Frank Darabont
2002 Spider-Man Ring Announcer Sam Raimi Cameo
Bubba Ho-tep Elvis Presley Don Coscarelli
Serving Sara Gordon Moore Reginald Hudlin
Terminal Invasion Jack Sean S. Cunningham Television film
Fanalysis Himself Bruce Campbell Documentary
2003 Drugs Bruce Chad Peter Direct-to-video
Intolerable Cruelty Soap opera actor on TV Joel and Ethan Coen
2004 The Ladykillers Humane Society Worker
Comic Book: The Movie Himself Mark Hamill
Spider-Man 2 Snooty Usher Sam Raimi Cameo
2005 Alien Apocalypse Dr. Ivan Hood Josh Becker Television film
Man with the Screaming Brain William Cole Bruce Campbell
Sky High Coach Boomer Mike Mitchell
2006 The Woods Joe Fasulo Lucky McKee
Touch the Top of the World Ed Weihenmayer Peter Winther Television film
The Ant Bully Fugax John A. Davis Voice
2007 Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters Chicken Bittle Matt Maiellaro, Dave Willis
Spider-Man 3 Maître d’ Sam Raimi Cameo
My Name is Bruce Bruce Campbell
2009 Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Mayor Shelbourne Phil Lord and Chris Miller Voice
White on Rice Muramoto Dave Boyle
2011 Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe Sam Axe Jeffrey Donovan Television film
Cars 2 Rod "Torque" Redline John Lasseter, Brad Lewis Voice
2013 Oz: The Great and Powerful Gore/The Dark Wizard Sam Raimi
TBA The Evil Dead TBA Fede Alvarez Possible upcoming role
Bruce vs. Frankenstein Bruce Campbell In talks

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