| Ben Johnson Born: 13-Jun-1918 Birthplace: Shidler, OK Died: 8-Apr-1996 Location of death: Mesa, AZ Cause of death: Heart Failure Remains: Buried, Pawhuska City Cemetery, Pawhuska, OK
Gender: Male Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States Executive summary: The Last Picture Show Father: Ben Johnson, Sr. (steer roper, in the Rodeo Hall of Fame) Mother: (a resident of the same rest home that he lived at when he died) Wife: Carol Elaine Jones (m. 1941, d. 1994)
Oscar for Best Supporting Actor 1972 for The Last Picture Show Golden Globe 1972 for The Last Picture Show Hollywood Walk of Fame 7083 Hollywood Blvd.
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR The Evening Star (5-Dec-1996) Ruby Jean and Joe (11-Aug-1996) Bonanza: Under Attack (15-Jan-1995) · Bronc Evans Angels in the Outfield (15-Jul-1994) Bonanza: The Return (28-Nov-1993) · Bronc Evans Radio Flyer (21-Feb-1992) · Geronimo Bill Picture This: The Times of Peter Bogdanovich in Archer City, Texas (7-Sep-1991) · Himself My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys (1-Mar-1991) The Chase (10-Feb-1991) Cherry 2000 (26-Nov-1987) · Six Fingered Jake Let's Get Harry (31-Oct-1986) Red Dawn (10-Aug-1984) Champions (1984) · Burly Cocks The Shadow Riders (28-Sep-1982) Tex (30-Jul-1982) Ruckus (5-Feb-1982) Terror Train (3-Oct-1980) The Hunter (1-Aug-1980) Wild Times (24-Jan-1980) Soggy Bottom, USA (1980) The Sacketts (15-May-1979) The Swarm (14-Jul-1978) · Felix Grayeagle (28-Dec-1977) The Greatest (19-May-1977) The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976) · Capt. J. D. Morales Hustle (25-Dec-1975) Breakheart Pass (25-Dec-1975) · Pearce Bite the Bullet (20-Jun-1975) · Mister The Sugarland Express (31-Mar-1974) · Capt. Tanner Kid Blue (29-Sep-1973) Runaway! (29-Sep-1973) The Red Pony (18-Mar-1973) The Train Robbers (7-Feb-1973) · Jesse Dillinger (2-Feb-1973) · Melvin Purvis The Getaway (13-Dec-1972) Junior Bonner (2-Aug-1972) Corky (Mar-1972) Something Big (1-Dec-1971) The Last Picture Show (3-Oct-1971) The Bull of the West (1971) Chisum (23-Jul-1970) · James Pepper The Undefeated (7-Nov-1969) · Short Grub The Wild Bunch (18-Jun-1969) · Tector Gorch Hang 'Em High (31-Jul-1968) · Dave Bliss Will Penny (10-Apr-1968) The Rare Breed (2-Feb-1966) Major Dundee (15-Mar-1965) One-Eyed Jacks (30-Mar-1961) · Bob Amory Ten Who Dared (18-Oct-1960) · George Bradley Fort Bowie (1-Feb-1958) Slim Carter (Nov-1957) War Drums (21-Mar-1957) Rebel in Town (30-Jul-1956) Shane (24-Apr-1953) Wild Stallion (27-Apr-1952) Fort Defiance (9-Oct-1951) Rio Grande (15-Nov-1950) Wagon Master (19-Apr-1950) She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (22-Oct-1949) · Sgt. Tyree Mighty Joe Young (27-Jul-1949) 3 Godfathers (1-Dec-1948) · Posse
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