French Questions

[noodles_leone]

The three dusters waiting for a train are al mulloch, woody strode and jack elam.

I think Al isn't famous, he's italian, and i've just seen him in gbu and ouatitw.

Is Jack elam famous? i don't know him, but he's a very good actor.

And Woody Strode? He is the "guest star" of the movie, but i've just seen him in ouatitw and "the professionnels". Who's that guy???

[Il Buono]

He (Woody Strode) did a little cameo in 'The Quick and the Dead' too, when Stone is riding into town, she sees a coffinmaker, who is Woody Strode.

For the rest I know little about him.

[noodles_leone]

Thank you... but i recall that woody strode is credited:
"Guest Star Woody Strode"

[cigar joe]

Jack Elam a character actor in many, many  American Westerns and other films:


 • Uninvited (1993)
 
 • Shadow Force (1992)
 
 • The Giant of Thunder Mountain (1991)
 
 • Big Bad John (1990)
 
 • Aurora Encounter (1989)
 
 • Dynamite and Gold (1988)
 
 • Hawken's Breed (1987)
 
 • Lost (1983)
 
 • Sacred Ground (1983)
 
 • Jinxed (1982)
 
 • The Villain (1979)
 
 • The Norseman (1978)
 
 • Grayeagle (1977)
 
 • Creature From Black Lake (1976)
 
 • Hawmps! Plus Benji's Life Story (1976)
 
 • The New Daughters of Joshua Cabe (1976)
 
 • Huckleberry Finn (1975)
 
 • The Ransom of Red Chief (1975)
 
 • The Revenge of Red Chief (1975)
 
 • Hannie Caulder (1972)
 
 • Support Your Local Gunfighter (1971)
 
 • Dirty Dingus Magee (1970)
 
 • Rio Lobo (1970)
 
 • The Wild Country (1970)
 
 • Once Upon a Time in the West (1969)
 
 • Support Your Local Sheriff (1969)
 
 • Firecreek (1968)
 
 • Never a Dull Moment (1968)
 
 • The Way West (1967)
 
 • The Rare Breed (1966)
 
 • 4 for Texas (1963)
 
 • Pocketful of Miracles (1961)
 
 • Girl in Lovers Lane (1960)
 
 • Artists and Models (1955)
 
 • Kiss Me Deadly (1955)
 
 • The Man From Laramie (1955)
 
 • Cattle Queen of Montana (1954)
 
 • Ride Clear of Diablo (1954)
 
 • Appointment in Honduras (1953)
 
 • Kansas City Confidential (1952)
 
 • Rancho Notorious (1952)
 
 • The Ring (1952)
 
 • Rawhide (1951)
 
 • High Lonesome (1950)
 
 • She Shoulda Said No (1948)  

[cigar joe]

And here is the filmography for Woody Strode:

• Black Muscle Collection 2 (1998)
 
 • Posse (1993)
 
 • Super Brother (1990)
 
 • The Black Stallion Returns (1983)
 
 • The Final Executioner (1983)
 
 • Real Soulja (1983)
 
 • Scream (1983)
 
 • Vigilante (1983)
 
 • The Violent Breed (1983)
 
 • Sweet Dirty Tony (1981)
 
 • Kill Castro (1980)
 
 • The Mercenaries (1980)
 
 • Oil (1978)
 
 • Kingdom of the Spiders (1977)
 
 • Keoma (1976)
 
 • Winterhawk (1976)
 
 • Loaded Guns (1975)
 
 • Manhunt (1973)
 
 • The Gatling Gun (1972)
 
 • Black Jesus (1971)
 
 • The Deserter (1971)

• Once Upon a Time in the West (1969)
 
 • Boot Hill (1969)
 
 • Shalako (1968)
 
 • The Professionals (1966)

• The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)

 • The Last Voyage (1960)
 
 • Sergeant Rutledge (1960)
 
 • Pork Chop Hill (1959)
 
 • The Buccaneer (1958)
 
 • Angkor - Cambodia Express
 
 • Hired to Kill
 

 

[noodles_leone]

thanks, cigar joe! how do you know that?
And does somebody knows in which movie did the fabulous actor jason robards play?

[Hippieoddball1]

Woody strode is also in spartacas. He fights kirk douglas when there slaves.

[shorty larsen]

See the extremely long and productive carrer of Jason Robards.  http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/style/longterm/filmgrph/jason_robards.htm

By the way, 2 time oscar winner.

[Il Buono]

And believe it or not, he looks at his prettiest in OUTIW...

[cigar joe]

I don't know if I'd use the word prettiest Il Buono,     at least not in English, and noodles_Leone just do a Google.com search and you'll find all you want.  

[Il Buono]

I should have said 'handsomest' or 'most handsome', shouldn't I?

[cigar joe]

Yes handsomest, much better, lol.

[Il Buono]

 

[aaronson]

And here is the filmography for Woody Strode:

 
 DON'T FORGET   "SPARTACUS" (stanley kubrick) , WOODY PLAYS A GLADIATOR
 

[Groggy]

I think Al isn't famous, he's italian, and i've just seen him in gbu and ouatitw.

  Al Muloch was actually Canadian; the only major film he appeared in outside of Leone's films was John Huston's "Reflections In A Golden Eye", and even there he had an uncredited cameo.  I'll have to do more research on him for you.