William Watson

Film Deaths[]

Lawman (1971) [Choctaw Lee]: Shot down in a gunfight by Burt Lancaster, who puts another bullet into him as he walks towards Lee J. Cobb and his gang. (Thanks to Brian)
The Hunting Party (1971) [Jim Loring]: Shot in the face by Oliver Reed after William betrays Oliver
Chato's Land (1972) [Harvey Lansing]: Shot by Charles Bronson who scalps him off-screen.
The Mack (1973) [Jed]: Shot to death, along with Don Gordon, by Max Julien and Roger E. Mosley, after Don and William taunt Max by revealing that they killed Max's mother (Juanita Moore).
Stingray (1978) [Lonigan] Stabbed in the neck by Sherry Jackson.
The Sword and the Sorcerer (1982) [Karak]: Dies of his war wounds off-screen. We last see him mortally wounded.

Gunsmoke: Saturday Night (1967) [Carl Craddock]: Shot dead by James Arness after Victor French has broken him out of jail. (Thanks to Brian)
The High Chaparral: The Kinsman (1968) [Mace]: He and Rayford Barnes hold up a payroll wagon but are distracted by Cameron Mitchell riding up, which gives Jack Lord the chance to shoot them both before anything happens to indicate he is in on the robbery. (Thanks to Brian)
Gunsmoke: Island In The Desert Pt2 (1974) [Gard Dixon]: He ignores Strother Martin 's request not to open his bag of belongings and when he does so Strother's 'pet' rattlesnake Homer lunges out and bites him in the neck and he dies a couple of minutes later. (Thanks to Brian)
Dallas: Jock's Trial, Part 2 (1980) [Hutch McKinney]: Shot to death with his own gun by Keenan Wynn during a struggle, thirty years before the story begins. Shown in a flashback when Keenan confesses to the murder on his deathbed.