Jack Betts
In 2025, Jack Betts, who is turning 96 years old (born on April 11, 1929), is a versatile actor with a rich career spanning theater, stage, and film. Some of his notable projects include 8MM in 1999 and Spider-Man in 2002. Born in Miami but raised in Jersey City, New Jersey, he later pursued his education at Colegio Catarinense in Brazil. Betts’ acting journey began in the 1950s with a role in the stage production of Richard III. Over the years, he secured a part in CBS’ Checkmate as Chris Devlin.
After spending the initial decades of his career starring in spaghetti westerns, Betts made a transition to television, where he made guest appearances in numerous TV shows. In 1971, he took on his most well-known role to date as Butch Cassidy in A Fistful of Death. Despite being a bachelor, Betts remains active in the industry. In 2025, he recently made an appearance in an episode of the TV show Good Trouble, showing that even at 96, his passion for acting and his ability to contribute to the craft have not waned. His long and diverse career is a testament to his dedication and talent as an actor.
