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Kirk Douglas Westerns

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  Westerns  Marshal Len Merrick. The Big Sky (1952): Jim Deakins, in Howard Hawks’s frontier river adventure. Man Without a Star (1955): Dempsey Rae. The Indian Fighter (1955): Johnny Hawks. Douglas’s company, Bryna Productions, also produced it. Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957): Doc Holliday, opposite Burt Lancaster. Last Train from Gun Hill (1959): Matt Morgan. The Last Sunset (1961): Brendan “Bren” O’Malley. Lonely Are the Brave (1962): Jack Burns, a modern-day western about a cowboy in the 1960s Southwest. The Way West (1967): Sen. William J. Tadlock, with Robert Mitchum. The War Wagon (1967): Lomax, with John Wayne. There Was a Crooked Man... (1970): Paris Pitman Jr. A Gunfight (1971): Will Tenneray. Posse (1975): Marshal Howard Nightingale. He also directed, produced, and co-wrote it. The Villain (1979): Cactus Jack, a western parody. Draw! (1984, TV film): Harry H. Holland. Borderline The Big Trees (1952): Jim Fallon. ...
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Sam Elliott westerns

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  Theatrical westerns The Way West (1967): uncredited, a Missouri townsman. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969): Card Player #2, a tiny part. Molly and Lawless John (1972): Johnny Lawler. The page lists it as both a film and a TV film. Tombstone (1993): Virgil Earp. The Hi-Lo Country (1998): Jim Ed Love, a post-WWII ranching western. TV movies and miniseries I Will Fight No More Forever (1975): Captain Wood. The Sacketts (1979): Tell Sackett. Wild Times (1980): Hugh Cardiff, 2 episodes. The Shadow Riders (1982): Dal Traven. Gone to Texas (1987): Sam Houston. He was also a producer. The Quick and the Dead (1987): Con Vallian. This is the Louis L’Amour TV film, not the 1995 Sharon Stone film. Conagher (1991): Conn Conagher. He was also writer and producer, and got a Golden Globe nomination for it. The Desperate Trail (1994): Bill Speakes. The Ranger, the Cook and a Hole in the Sky (1995): Bill Bell. Buffalo Girls (1995): Wild Bil...
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James coburn westerns

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  What checked out Film Year Coburn’s role Ride Lonesome 1959 Whit. This was his film debut. Face of a Fugitive 1959 Purdy The Magnificent Seven 1960 Britt Major Dundee 1965 Samuel Potts Waterhole No. 3 1967 Lewton Cole Duck, You Sucker! 1971 John H. Mallory (Irish explosives expert) Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid 1973 Pat Garrett Bite the Bullet 1975 Luke Matthews The Last Hard Men 1976 Zach Provo, Heston’s antagonist Young Guns II 1990 John Simpson Chisum Maverick 1994 Commodore Duvall Not westerns: Hard Times and Hell Is for Heroes are confirmed as non-westerns. Bite the Bullet: he was third-billed, behind Hackman and Candice Bergen. Draw!: it’s a 1984 TV film with Coburn as Sam Starret. The page doesn’t confirm the Kirk Douglas co-star, so check that separately. Duck, You Sucker!: the page says it was less regarded than Leone’s earlier four westerns but hugely popular in Europe, especially France. “Underrated” is fair, but “emotionally powerful” is my opinion, not the ...
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fred macmurray westerns

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  Fred MacMurray appeared in a relatively small but notable group of Westerns during his film career. His principal Western feature films include: Year Film Role 1936 The Texas Rangers Jim Hawkins [imdb.com] , [en.wikipedia.org] 1939 Sudden Bill Dorn Bill Dorn [en.wikipedia.org] 1946 Smoky Clint Barkley [findthatmovie.com] , [en.wikipedia.org] 1950 The Nevada Andrew Barclay [en.wikipedia.org] 1951 Callaway Went Thataway (Western-themed comedy) Mike Frye / "Smoky" Callaway [findthatmovie.com] , [en.wikipedia.org] 1954 The Far Horizons Meriwether Lewis [en.wikipedia.org] 1959 Face of a Fugitive Jim Larsen / Ray Kincaid [en.wikipedia.org] 1960 Good Day for a Hanging Ben Cutler [en.wikipedia.org]
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Steve Mcqueen's Westerns

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  The Magnificent Seven (1960) Nevada Smith (1966) Junior Bonner (1972) Tom Horn (1980) Wanted: Dead or Alive (TV series)
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frank Sinatra Westerns

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  Frank Sinatra appeared in a relatively small number of Westerns compared to stars like John Wayne or Joel McCrea. His principal Western films include: The Pride and the Passion (1957) – Historical adventure set during the Napoleonic Wars in Spain, often classified as a frontier-style western adventure. [en.wikipedia.org] Johnny Concho (1956) – Sinatra's first true Western, starring as the cowardly Johnny Concho. [en.wikipedia.org] Never So Few (1959) – Primarily a war film, not a Western. Sergeants 3 (1962) – Western remake of Gunga Din set after the Civil War, starring Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop. [youtube.com] 4 for Texas (1963) – Comedy Western co-starring Dean Martin, Anita Ekberg, Ursula Andress, and Charles Bronson. [imdb.com] Dirty Dingus Magee (1970) – Comedy Western starring Sinatra as sheriff Hoke Birdsill Can-Can (1960) Set in 1890s Paris, not a Western. Occasionally appears in broad frontier-era filmographies but should...
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50 episode western wallet making

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  Western Wallet Making Series (50 Episodes) Episode 16 - Building a Classic Bifold Wallet Episode 17 - Constructing a Rodeo Wallet Episode 18 - Making a Trucker Wallet Episode 19 - Slim Front Pocket Wallet Construction Episode 20 - Checkbook Wallet Design and Assembly Episode 21 - Hand Stitching Basics Episode 22 - Saddle Stitching Master Class Episode 23 - Burnishing Professional Edges Episode 24 - Installing Snaps and Hardware Episode 25 - Reinforcing Stress Points for Long Life Episode 26 - Antique Finishes Explained Episode 27 - Dyeing Leather for Western Wallets Episode 28 - Two-Tone Dye Techniques Episode 29 - Achieving Vintage Ranch-Worn Effects Episode 30 - Protective Finishes and Top Coats Episode 31 - Cowboy Initials and Monograms Episode 32 - Incorporating Brands and Ranch Marks Episode 33 - Tooling Horse Designs Episode 34 - Tooling Longhorn Designs Episode 35 - Tooling Western Scrollwork Episode 36 - Creating a Sheriff Badge Wallet Design Episode ...
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