Randy Travis
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Person

Randy Travis

Known for
Acting
Born
May 4, 1959
Place of birth
Marshville, North Carolina, USA

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Randy Bruce Traywick (born May 4, 1959), better known as Randy Travis, is an American country singer and actor. Active since 1985, he has recorded more than a dozen studio albums to date, in addition to charting more than thirty singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts, of which sixteen have reached Number One.

Considered a pivotal figure in the history of country music, Travis broke through in the mid-1980s with the release of his album Storms of Life on Warner Bros. Records; the album sold more than three million copies. It also established him as a neotraditionalist country act, and was followed by a string of several more platinum and multi-platinum albums throughout his career. Starting in the mid-1990s, however, Travis saw decline in his chart success. He left Warner Bros. in 1997 for DreamWorks Records; there, he would eventually switch his focus to gospel music, a switch which, despite earning him only one more country hit in the Number One "Three Wooden Crosses," earned him several Dove Awards.

Travis, in addition to singing, holds several acting credits, starting with his television special Wind in the Wire in 1992. Since then, he has appeared in several movie and television roles, occasionally as himself.

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Filmography

  • TV We LoveTV · 2025 · as Self (archive footage) · 1 episode
  • This Is PopTV · 2021 · as Self (archive footage) · 1 episode
  • 35 Years of Friends: Celebrating the Music of Michael W. SmithFilm · 2019 · as Self
  • Country MusicTV · 2019 · as Self (archive footage) · 1 episode
  • Christmas on the BayouFilm · 2013 · as Mr. Greenhall
  • Jerusalem CountdownFilm · 2011 · as Jack Thompson
  • Dooby Dooby MooFilm · 2007 · Acting
  • George Jones & Friends 50th Anniversary Tribute ConcertFilm · 2007 · as Self
  • National Treasure: Book of SecretsFilm · 2007 · as Celebrity Music Star
  • The WagerFilm · 2007 · as Michael Steele
  • Celebrity DuetsTV · 2006 · Acting · 9 episodes
  • The VisitationFilm · 2006 · as Kyle Sherman
  • The Reichen ShowTV · 2005 · as Self · 1 episode
  • Time Life Presents Country Legends Live, Vol. 4Film · 2005 · as Self
  • Time-Life: Country Legends Live, Vol. 7Film · 2005 · as Self
  • AirlineTV · 2004 · as Self · 1 episode
  • Duck for PresidentFilm · 2004 · Acting
  • George Jones: 50 Years of HitsFilm · 2004 · as Self
  • Apple JackFilm · 2003 · as Narrator
  • Extreme Makeover: Home EditionTV · 2003 · as Self · 1 episode
  • The Long Ride HomeFilm · 2003 · as Jack Fowler/Jack Cole
  • CMT CrossroadsTV · 2002 · as Self · 1 episode
  • Freedom BandFilm · 2002 · Acting
  • Austin City Limits: CountryTV · 2001 · Acting · 5 episodes
  • Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That TypeFilm · 2001 · Acting
  • John John in the SkyFilm · 2001 · as Billy Joe
  • Randy Travis: Live: It Was Just a Matter of TimeFilm · 2001 · as Self
  • Texas RangersFilm · 2001 · as Frank Bones
  • Casper's Haunted ChristmasFilm · 2000 · Original Music Composer
  • Founding FathersTV · 2000 · as James Madison (voice) · 4 episodes
  • The Cactus KidFilm · 2000 · as Pecos Jim
  • The Million Dollar KidFilm · 2000 · as Businessman
  • The Trial of Old DrumFilm · 2000 · as Charlie Burden Jr. - old
  • Baby GeniusesFilm · 1999 · as Control Room Technician
  • Boys Will Be BoysFilm · 1999 · as Lloyd Clauswell
  • The White River KidFilm · 1999 · as Sheriff Becker
  • Black DogFilm · 1998 · as Earl
  • T.N.T.Film · 1998 · as Jim
  • Touched by an Angel: A Christmas MiracleFilm · 1998 · as Wayne
  • Annabelle's WishFilm · 1997 · as Adult Billy / Narrator (voice)
  • Fire Down BelowFilm · 1997 · as Ken Adams
  • King of the HillTV · 1997 · as Self (voice) · 1 episode
  • Steel ChariotsFilm · 1997 · as Rev. Wally Jones
  • The RainmakerFilm · 1997 · as Billy Porter
  • The ShooterFilm · 1997 · as Kyle Tapert
  • Edie & PenFilm · 1996 · as Pony Cobb
  • Hey Arnold!TV · 1996 · as Travis Randall / Mr. Hyunh's Singing (voice) · 1 episode
  • Sabrina, the Teenage WitchTV · 1996 · as Ideal Man · 1 episode
  • The Rosie O'Donnell ShowTV · 1996 · as Self · 1 episode
  • A Holiday to RememberFilm · 1995 · as Clay Traynor
  • Outlaws: The Legend of O.B. TaggartFilm · 1995 · as Phoenix Taggart
  • TexasFilm · 1995 · as Capt. Sam Garner
  • Dead Man's RevengeFilm · 1994 · as U.S. Marshal
  • ExtraTV · 1994 · as Self (archive footage) · 2 episodes
  • Frank & JesseFilm · 1994 · as Cole Younger
  • Touched by an AngelTV · 1994 · as Wayne · 5 episodes
  • FrasierTV · 1993 · as Steve (voice) · 1 episode
  • Late Show with David LettermanTV · 1993 · as Self - Musical Guest · 1 episode
  • Wind in the WireFilm · 1993 · as Randy Travis
  • Burt Reynolds' Conversations with...TV · 1991 · as Self · 1 episode
  • Hot Country NightsTV · 1991 · Acting · 1 episode
  • Voices That CareFilm · 1991 · as Self - Choir Member
  • Lennon: A TributeFilm · 1990 · Acting
  • In the Hank Williams TraditionFilm · 1989 · as Self
  • LIVE with Kelly and MarkTV · 1988 · Acting · 1 episode
  • Young GunsFilm · 1988 · as Gatling Gun Operator (uncredited)
  • MatlockTV · 1986 · as Billy Wheeler · 2 episodes
  • Entertainment TonightTV · 1981 · as Self (archive footage) · 3 episodes
  • Saturday Night LiveTV · 1975 · as Self - Musical Guest · 1 episode
  • CMA AwardsTV · 1967 · as Self · 1 episode
  • The Tonight Show Starring Johnny CarsonTV · 1962 · as Self · 1 episode

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