Wolfman Jack

Wolfman Jack was an American actor who is best known for American Graffiti, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, and Motel Hell. He was born Robert Weston Smith on January 21, 1938, in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA, and passed away on July 1, 1995, in Belvidere, North Carolina, USA.

Personal and Family Life

Wolfman Jack was married to Lucy Lamb from May 5, 1961, until his death. The couple had two children together, Tod Weston Smith and Joy Rene Smith. His father was Anson Weston Smith, and his mother was Rosamond Small. He was known for his distinctive voice and memorable howl as a radio DJ.

Death and Legacy

Wolfman Jack died of a heart attack on July 1, 1995, in Belvidere, North Carolina. He left behind a legacy as a beloved figure in the world of radio and film, influencing many artists and entertainers. His unique style and persona made him a recognizable icon in pop culture.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
American Graffiti 1973-08-11 XERB Disc Jockey
Motel Hell 1980-08-14 Reverend Billy
More American Graffiti 1979-08-03 Himself
Garfield In Paradise 1986-05-27 Chief (voice)
Stanley, the Ugly Duckling 1982-05-01 Eagle One (voice)
Mortuary Academy 1988-05-08 Bernie Berkowitz
Murder at the Mardi Gras 1978-05-10 Self
Conquest of the Earth 1981-07-01 Himself
Midnight 1989-07-01 Himself
The Seven Minutes 1971-07-23 Wolfman Jack
Hanging On A Star 1978-11-16 Gordon Shep
The Return of Bruno 1987-02-07 Wolfman Jack
The Midnight Hour 1985-11-01 Radio D.J. (voice)
Have I Got a Christmas for You 1977-12-16 Chips Domino
Deadman’s Curve 1978-02-03 The Jackal
Andy Kaufman: The Midnight Special 1981-01-23 Self
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band 1978-07-24 Our Guests at Heartland
The Odd Couple 1970-09-24 Wolfman Jack
What’s Happening!! 1976-08-05
Wonder Woman 1975-11-07 Infra Red
Hallmark Hall of Fame 1951-12-24 Chips Domino
Emergency! 1972-01-22
Police Story 1973-03-20
Galactica 1980 1980-01-27 Wolfman Jack (voice)
The Midnight Special 1972-08-19 Self
Married… with Children 1987-04-05 Wolfman Jack
The Wolfman Jack Show 1976-10-05 The Wolfman