The Shootist (1976)
- Starring:
- John Wayne, Lauren Bacall, (more)
- Director(s):
- Don Siegel
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- PG
- Category:
- Westerns
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About ten minutes into The Shootist, Doctor Hostetler (James Stewart) tells aging Western gunfighter John Bernard Books (John Wayne), "You have a cancer." Knowing that his death will be painful and lingering, Books is determined to be shot in the line of "duty." In his remaining two months, Books settles scores with old enemies, including gambler Pulford (Hugh O'Brian) and Marshall Thibido (Harry Morgan) and reaches out to new friends, including a feisty widow (Lauren Bacall) and her hero-worshipping son (Ron Howard). Throughout the film, Books' imminent demise is compared with the decline of the West, as represented by the automobiles and streetcars that have begun to blight the main street of Books' hometown. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- Theatrical Feature Running Time:
- 98 mins
Complete Cast:
- John Wayne - John Bernard Books
- Ron Howard - Gillom Rogers
- James Stewart - Dr. Hostetler
- Hugh O'Brian - Pulford
- Sheree North - Serepta
- Alfred Dennis - Barber
- Kathleen O'Malley - Schoolteacher
- Christopher George - Books' victim in flashback
- Rick Lenz - Sam Dobkins
- Johnny Crawford - Books' victim in flashback
- Melody Thomas - Girl on Streetcar
- Lauren Bacall - Bond Rogers
- Bill McKinney - Cobb
- Richard Boone - Sweeney
- John Carradine - Beckum
- Scatman Crothers - Moses
- Dick Winslow - Streetcar Driver
- Leo Gordon - Books' victim in flashback
- Harry Morgan - Marshall Thibido
- Ricky Nelson - Books' fellow lawman in flashback
- Gregg Palmer - Burly Man
- Director(s):
- Don Siegel
- Writer(s):
- Miles Hood Swarthout, Scott Hale
- Producer(s):
- Mike J. Frankovich, Bill Self
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- PG(Adult Situations, Western Violence, Not For Children, Adult Language)
- Categories:
- Westerns
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