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==Film Deaths== |
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− | *'''''The Walking Dead'' (1936)''' [‘''Trigger’ Smith'']: Accidentally shoots himself when his gun goes off when he falls over some furniture while backing away from [[Boris Karloff]]. |
+ | *'''''[[The Walking Dead (1936)|The Walking Dead]]''[[The Walking Dead (1936)| (1936)]]''' [‘''Trigger’ Smith'']: Accidentally shoots himself when his gun goes off when he falls over some furniture while backing away from [[Boris Karloff]]. |
*'''''[[Frontier Marshal (1939)|Frontier Marshal]]''[[Frontier Marshal (1939)| (1939)]]''' [''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Brocius Curley Bill]'']: Shot to death by [[Binnie Barnes]] in revenge for killing [[Cesar Romero]] when Joe tries to kill [[Randolph Scott]]. (This is historically inaccurate, the real Curley Bill Brocius was shot to death by Wyatt in 1882 at the gunfight at Iron Springs). |
*'''''[[Frontier Marshal (1939)|Frontier Marshal]]''[[Frontier Marshal (1939)| (1939)]]''' [''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Brocius Curley Bill]'']: Shot to death by [[Binnie Barnes]] in revenge for killing [[Cesar Romero]] when Joe tries to kill [[Randolph Scott]]. (This is historically inaccurate, the real Curley Bill Brocius was shot to death by Wyatt in 1882 at the gunfight at Iron Springs). |
Revision as of 07:57, 7 June 2018
Joe Sawyer (1906 - 1982)
a.k.a. Joseph Sauers
Film Deaths
- The Walking Dead (1936) [‘Trigger’ Smith]: Accidentally shoots himself when his gun goes off when he falls over some furniture while backing away from Boris Karloff.
- Frontier Marshal (1939) [Curley Bill]: Shot to death by Binnie Barnes in revenge for killing Cesar Romero when Joe tries to kill Randolph Scott. (This is historically inaccurate, the real Curley Bill Brocius was shot to death by Wyatt in 1882 at the gunfight at Iron Springs).
- The Roaring Twenties (1939) [The Sergeant, Pete Jones]: Shot to death by Humphrey Bogart during a robbery at a warehouse. We only see Humphrey firing; Joe’s body is not shown afterwards. (Thanks to Mac)
- The Killing (1956) [Mike O’Reilly]: Shot to death (off-camera) in a shoot-out between Elisha Cook Jr. and Vince Edwards in the gang’s hideout; his body is shown in the aftermath of the shoot-out.