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1. ""'Support Your Local Gunfighter " "'is a 1971 comic western film starring James Garner, directed by Burt Kennedy, and written by James Edward Grant.
2. Finnegan and his company also produced or co-produced feature films including " Support Your Local Gunfighter " in 1971; " Ed ", starring Matt LeBlanc, in 1996.
3. Taylor also co-starred in the 1971 movie, " Support Your Local Gunfighter, " as the drunken Doc Shultz, who claims he can remove star James Garner's chest tattoo, which reads " I Love Goldie ."
4. In the 1960s, when the movie Western was declining in public favor, he enlivened the genre with gag-filled films such as " Support Your Local Sheriff " and " Support Your Local Gunfighter, " both starring James Garner in his " Maverick " mode.
5. He collaborated with John Wayne on twelve projects, starting with " Angel and the Badman " ( which he also directed ) in 1947 through " Circus World " in 1964 . " Support Your Local Gunfighter " was released in 1971, five years after his death.
6. It's difficult to find support your local gunfighter in a sentence. 用support your local gunfighter造句挺難的
7. After " Wagon Train ", Wilson appeared in several other westerns, including ABC's " The Virginian " in 1970 and 1971, in the James Garner picture " Support Your Local Gunfighter " in 1971, once on CBS's " Gunsmoke " in 1972, and twice in Richard Boone's " Hec Ramsey " in 1973 and 1974.
8. The year 1971 also had him star in " Support Your Local Gunfighter ! " ( with many similarities to " Support Your Local Sheriff ! " ), and the frontier comedy " Skin Game ", featuring Garner and Louis Gossett, Jr . as con men pretending to be a slave and his owner during the pre-One Little Indian " ( 1973 ) featuring Jodie Foster in an early minor role and " The Castaway Cowboy " ( 1974 ) with Robert Culp, before returning to television with a new detective series.
9. In 1969, he was given his first comedic role in " Support Your Local Sheriff ! ", which was followed two years later by " Support Your Local Gunfighter; " both were opposite James Garner, after which he found his villainous parts dwindling and his comic roles increasing . ( Both films were also directed by Burt Kennedy, who saw Elam's potential as a comedian and would direct him a total of 15 times in features and television . ) In between those two films, he also played a comically cranky old coot opposite John Wayne in Howard Hawks's " Rio Lobo " ( 1970 ).