Buck Brown

Buck Brown é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Red Rose of Normandy (2011), Iron Cross: The Road to Normandy (2022) e Left Behind or Led Astray?: Examining the Origins of the Secret Pre-Tribulation Rapture (2015).

Buck Burns

Buck Burns é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Megamonstros (2021), The X Species (2018) e Reconquest (2022).

Buck Deachman

Buck Deachman nasceu o 4 de julho de 1962 em Ontário, Canadá. É assistente de direção e ator, conhecido pelo seu trabalho em O Núcleo: Missão ao Centro da Terra (2003), Contra o Tempo (2011) e As Crônicas de Spiderwick (2008).

Buck Heffernan

Buck Heffernan é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Super Tiras 2 (2018), Quasimodo (2023) e Tacoma FD (2019).

Buck Henry

Buck Henry nasceu o 9 de dezembro de 1930 em Nova Iorque, Nova Iorque, EUA. Era autor e ator e foi conhecido pelo seu trabalho em A Primeira Noite de um Homem (1967), Agente 86 (1965) e Dois Velhos Rabugentos (1993). Foi casado com Irene Ramp e Sally Zuckerman. Morreu o 8 de janeiro de 2020 em Los Angeles, Califórnia, EUA.

Buck Hujabre

Buck Hujabre é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Cries of the Unborn (2017), Price for Freedom (2017) e Heirloom (2015).

Buck Jordan

Buck Kartalian

Buck Kartalian nasceu o 13 de agosto de 1922 em Detroit, Michigan, EUA. Era ator e foi conhecido pelo seu trabalho em O Planeta dos Macacos (1968), A Rocha (1996) e A Conquista do Planeta dos Macacos (1972). Foi casado com Margaret Poloshjian e Mary E. Bannister. Morreu o 24 de maio de 2016 em Califórnia, EUA.

Buck Sage

Buck Sage é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Out of the Wild (2019).

Buck Showalter

Buck Showalter began his highly successful baseball managing career in the New York Yankees farm system, where he had tremendous success with the Yankees AAA team, the Columbus Clippers. Owner George Steinbrenner brought Showalter up to the big club, which hadn't had a post-season appearance since losing the 1981 World Series, in 1992. Showalter immediately either cut or traded away most of the Yankees high-priced veterans and brought in players he had managed at Columbus, most notably players like Bernie Williams, Derek Jeter, and Andy Pettite. The "new blood" brought immediate success, and Showalter led the Yankees to the American League playoffs in 1995. The Yankees won the first two games against the Seattle Mariners, but then lost the next three, which displeased Steinbrenner. Inexplicably, Showalter was axed, but not before his core group of players won the next three World Series titles under new manager Joe Torre. Showalter wasn't out of work for very long. Once he became available, GM Jerry Colangelo tapped him to become the first manager of the expansion Arizona Diamondbacks, who would begin play in 1998. Reveling in the challenge of developing young players and mixing in a few veterans, including fireballing pitcher Randy Johnson, Showalter became the first manager ever to lead a team from a last-place finish to a 100-win season, a division title, and a playoff spot in 1999. The following season, the Diamondbacks failed to make the playoffs, despite acquiring Curt Schilling, and Showalter was fired once again. But, as fate would have it, the Diamondbacks became world champions in 2001 with Bob Brenly managing the team that Showalter built. After being fired by Arizona, Showalter was a baseball analyst for ESPN before being hired to manage the Texas Rangers in 2003. Once again, the Rangers are 'his team', as he dealt away popular high-priced stars like Juan Gonzalez, Ivan Rodriguez, and Alex Rodriguez. Even without the superstars, his Rangers are in first place in the American League West (as of July 2004), but one has to wonder, if the Rangers achieve success, will he be around to see it?