He’s most widely recognized for his role as Richard Johnson in the 1995 romantic drama The Bridges of Madison County, starring alongside Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep—this performance really put him on the map. Over the years, Haynie has built a solid reputation, especially for his recurring portrayal of Lemuel Becket on FX’s critically acclaimed series Justified. That role definitely added depth to Haynie’s on-screen presence and showcased his range as an actor.

Before he became a familiar face on television and film, Haynie was already making moves in the late 1970s. He kicked off his acting journey with appearances in movies like Honky Tonk Nights and Escape from Alcatraz, which helped lay the foundation for his career. Earlier on, he also made guest appearances in popular TV shows such as Dallas and Take Five, slowly building up his resume.

Born in Falls Church, Virginia, Haynie eventually relocated to Los Angeles, California, where he continued to pursue his passion for acting. On a personal note, Haynie was married to actress Maggie Causey, and together they had four children. Throughout it all, Haynie has maintained a steady path in Hollywood, balancing both family life and a diverse acting portfolio. And even though he’s not always in the spotlight, Haynie continues to be a respected figure in the industry.