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Jack Lambert (L) Killed in Wagon Train- The Sakae Ito Story

Jack Lambert killed in Wagon Train: The Sakae Ito Story

Jack Lambert (1920 - 2002)

Not to be confused with the football player of the same name.

Film Deaths[]

  • Abilene Town (1946) [Jet younger]: Shot to death in a shoot-out with Randolph Scott.
  • The Killers (A Man Alone) (1946) [Dum-Dum Clarke]: Shot to death (off-camera) in a shoot-out with Albert Dekker in Albert's home; we see his body fall down the staircase immediately after the shooting, just as the police arrive. (Thanks to DeMan)
  • The Vigilantes Return (Return of the Vigilantes) (1947) [Ben Borden]: Shot in the back by John Hall while Jack is struggling with Margaret Lindsay on a balcony. (Thanks to Brian)
  • Dakota Lil (1950) [Dummy]: A member of The-Hole-In The -Wall gang, he is taken prisoner by George Montgomery, who handcuffs himself to Jack but is forced to knock him out. He drags him up behind him as they ride away from the rest of the gang and Jack gets shot in the back. (Thanks to Brian)
  • Bend in the River (1952) [Red]: My memory is vague, but I believe his character's death was mentioned by another character.
  • Vera Cruz (1954) [Charlie]: Shot in the chest in a shoot-out with Burt Lancaster. (Thanks to Harry)
  • Kiss Me Deadly (1955) [Sugar Smallhouse]: It's unclear if he was killed or knocked out by Ralph Meeker (after Jack accidently stabs Paul Stewart) but I'll list it in case.
  • Machine-Gun Kelly (1958) [Howard]: Machine-gunned, along with the rest of his gang, by Charles Bronson when Charles bursts into their hideout. (Thanks to DeMan)
  • Day of The Outlaw (1959) [Tex]: Frozen to death (off-screen) after Robert Ryan rides off on the last horse, leaving Jack alone on the mountain. (Thanks to Brian)
  • How the West Was Won (1962) [Jake]: Shot to death, along with Harry Dean Stanton and Rodolfo Acosta, by George Peppard, Lee J. Cobb and Mickey Shaughnessey as they force their way into a railway carriage. (Thanks to Brian)

TV Deaths[]

Notable Connections[]

  • Father of Lee J. Lambert
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