Tom Laughlin - Revision history

LJ at 20:09, 2 November 2019

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	[[Image:Born Losers Billy rifle3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Tom Laughlin points an [[M1903A1 Springfield]] in ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]''.]]		[[Image:Born Losers Billy rifle3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Tom Laughlin points an [[M1903A1 Springfield]] in ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]''.]]
	[[Image:Billy Jack SRCarbine 2.jpg\|thumb\|right\|none\|400px\|Tom Laughlin cocks a [[Winchester Model 1892\|Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine]] one-handed in ''[[Billy Jack]]''.]]		[[Image:Billy Jack SRCarbine 2.jpg\|thumb\|right\|none\|400px\|Tom Laughlin cocks a [[Winchester Model 1892\|Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine]] one-handed in ''[[Billy Jack]]''.]]
	Tom Laughlin (1931-2013) had 38 credits in television and film in a career spanning 1955-1986. He was not widely known until he played the title role in ''[[Billy Jack]]'', released in 1971. The film was so successful that ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' (1967), the previous film featuring the character Billy Jack, was re-released. Two sequels were released, ''[[Trial of Billy Jack, The\|The Trial of Billy Jack]]'' (1974) and ''Billy Jack Goes to Washington'' (1977). Laughlin directed all four films, using the pseudonym T. C. Frank for the 1st, 2nd and 4th film in the series, and Frank Laughlin for the 3rd film. He also produced and wrote several of the films in the series, using other pseudonyms. The fifth film in the series, ''The Return of Billy Jack'' remains uncompleted.		Tom Laughlin (1931-2013) had 38 credits in television and film in a career spanning 1955-1986. He was not widely known until he played the title role in ''[[Billy Jack]]'', released in 1971. The film was so successful that ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' (1967), the previous film featuring the character Billy Jack, was re-released. Two sequels were released, ''[[Trial of Billy Jack, The\|The Trial of Billy Jack]]'' (1974) and ''[[Billy Jack Goes to Washington]]'' (1977). Laughlin directed all four films, using the pseudonym T. C. Frank for the 1st, 2nd and 4th film in the series, and Frank Laughlin for the 3rd film. He also produced and wrote several of the films in the series, using other pseudonyms. The fifth film in the series, ''The Return of Billy Jack'' remains uncompleted.

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	[[Image:Born Losers Billy rifle3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Tom Laughlin points an [[M1903A1 Springfield]] in ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]''.]]		[[Image:Born Losers Billy rifle3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Tom Laughlin points an [[M1903A1 Springfield]] in ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]''.]]
	[[Image:Billy Jack SRCarbine 2.jpg\|thumb\|right\|none\|400px\|Tom Laughlin cocks a [[Winchester Model ~~1894~~\|Winchester Model ~~1894~~ Saddle Ring Carbine]] one-handed in ''[[Billy Jack]]''.]]		[[Image:Billy Jack SRCarbine 2.jpg\|thumb\|right\|none\|400px\|Tom Laughlin cocks a [[Winchester Model 1892\|Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine]] one-handed in ''[[Billy Jack]]''.]]
	Tom Laughlin (1931-2013) had 38 credits in television and film in a career spanning 1955-1986. He was not widely known until he played the title role in ''[[Billy Jack]]'', released in 1971. The film was so successful that ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' (1967), the previous film featuring the character Billy Jack, was re-released. Two sequels were released, ''The Trial of Billy Jack'' (1974) and ''Billy Jack Goes to Washington'' (1977). Laughlin directed all four films, using the pseudonym T. C. Frank for the 1st, 2nd and 4th film in the series, and Frank Laughlin for the 3rd film. He also produced and wrote several of the films in the series, using other pseudonyms. The fifth film in the series, ''The Return of Billy Jack'' remains uncompleted.		Tom Laughlin (1931-2013) had 38 credits in television and film in a career spanning 1955-1986. He was not widely known until he played the title role in ''[[Billy Jack]]'', released in 1971. The film was so successful that ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' (1967), the previous film featuring the character Billy Jack, was re-released. Two sequels were released, ''[[Trial of Billy Jack, The\|The Trial of Billy Jack]]'' (1974) and ''Billy Jack Goes to Washington'' (1977). Laughlin directed all four films, using the pseudonym T. C. Frank for the 1st, 2nd and 4th film in the series, and Frank Laughlin for the 3rd film. He also produced and wrote several of the films in the series, using other pseudonyms. The fifth film in the series, ''The Return of Billy Jack'' remains uncompleted.


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	\| [[Colt Official Police]] \|\| rowspan=6\| Billy Jack \|\| rowspan=3\| ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' \|\| \|\| rowspan=3\| 1967		\| [[Colt Official Police]] \|\| rowspan=8\| Billy Jack \|\| rowspan=3\| ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' \|\| \|\| rowspan=3\| 1967
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	\| [[M1 Garand]] \|\|		\| [[M1 Garand]] \|\|
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	\| [[Remington Model 870]] \|\|		\| [[Remington Model 870]] \|\|
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			\| [[Winchester Model 1892\|Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine]] \|\|
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			\| [[Smith & Wesson Model 10]] \|\| rowspan=2\|''[[Trial of Billy Jack, The\|The Trial of Billy Jack]]'' \|\| \|\| rowspan=2\| 1974
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	\| [[Winchester Model 1892\|Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine]] \|\|		\| [[Winchester Model 1892\|Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine]] \|\|

LJ at 20:59, 27 October 2019

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	\| [[M1903A1 Springfield]] \|\|		\| [[M1903A1 Springfield]] \|\|
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	\| [[Winchester Model ~~1894~~]] \|\| rowspan=3\| ''[[Billy Jack]]'' \|\| \|\| rowspan=3\| 1971		\| [[Winchester Model 1897]] \|\| rowspan=3\| ''[[Billy Jack]]'' \|\| \|\| rowspan=3\| 1971
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	\| [[Remington Model 870]] \|\|		\| [[Remington Model 870]] \|\|
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	\| [[Winchester Model ~~1894~~\|Winchester Model ~~1894~~ Saddle Ring Carbine]] \|\|		\| [[Winchester Model 1892\|Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine]] \|\|
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LJ at 23:05, 24 October 2019

2019-10-24T23:05:52Z

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	[[Image:Born Losers Billy rifle3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Tom Laughlin points an [[M1903A1 Springfield]] in ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' ~~(1967)~~.]]		[[Image:Born Losers Billy rifle3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Tom Laughlin points an [[M1903A1 Springfield]] in ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]''.]]
			[[Image:Billy Jack SRCarbine 2.jpg\|thumb\|right\|none\|400px\|Tom Laughlin cocks a [[Winchester Model 1894\|Winchester Model 1894 Saddle Ring Carbine]] one-handed in ''[[Billy Jack]]''.]]
	Tom Laughlin (1931-2013) had 38 credits in television and film in a career spanning 1955-1986. He was not widely known until he played the title role in ''Billy Jack'', released in 1971. The film was so successful that ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' (1967), the previous film featuring the character Billy Jack, was re-released. Two sequels were released, ''The Trial of Billy Jack'' (1974) and ''Billy Jack Goes to Washington'' (1977). Laughlin directed all four films, using the pseudonym T. C. Frank for the 1st, 2nd and 4th film in the series, and Frank Laughlin for the 3rd film. He also produced and wrote several of the films in the series, using other pseudonyms. The fifth film in the series, ''The Return of Billy Jack'' remains uncompleted.		Tom Laughlin (1931-2013) had 38 credits in television and film in a career spanning 1955-1986. He was not widely known until he played the title role in ''[[Billy Jack]]'', released in 1971. The film was so successful that ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' (1967), the previous film featuring the character Billy Jack, was re-released. Two sequels were released, ''The Trial of Billy Jack'' (1974) and ''Billy Jack Goes to Washington'' (1977). Laughlin directed all four films, using the pseudonym T. C. Frank for the 1st, 2nd and 4th film in the series, and Frank Laughlin for the 3rd film. He also produced and wrote several of the films in the series, using other pseudonyms. The fifth film in the series, ''The Return of Billy Jack'' remains uncompleted.


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	\| [[Colt Official Police]] \|\| rowspan=3\| Billy Jack \|\| rowspan=3\| ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' \|\| \|\| rowspan=3\| 1967		\| [[Colt Official Police]] \|\| rowspan=6\| Billy Jack \|\| rowspan=3\| ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' \|\| \|\| rowspan=3\| 1967
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	\| [[M1 Garand]] \|\|		\| [[M1 Garand]] \|\|
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	\| [[M1903A1 Springfield]] \|\|		\| [[M1903A1 Springfield]] \|\|
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			\| [[Winchester Model 1894]] \|\| rowspan=3\| ''[[Billy Jack]]'' \|\| \|\| rowspan=3\| 1971
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			\| [[Winchester Model 1894\|Winchester Model 1894 Saddle Ring Carbine]] \|\|
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	[[Category: Deceased Actor]]		[[Category: Deceased Actor]]

LJ at 19:58, 21 October 2019

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	[[Image:Born Losers Billy rifle3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Tom ~~laughlin~~ points an [[M1903A1 Springfield]] in ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' (1967).]]		[[Image:Born Losers Billy rifle3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Tom Laughlin points an [[M1903A1 Springfield]] in ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' (1967).]]

	Tom Laughlin (1931-2013) had 38 credits in television and film in a career spanning 1955-1986. He was not widely known until he played the title role in ''Billy Jack'', released in 1971. The film was so successful that ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' (1967), the previous film featuring the character Billy Jack, was re-released. Two sequels were released, ''The Trial of Billy Jack'' (1974) and ''Billy Jack Goes to Washington'' (1977). Laughlin directed all four films, using the pseudonym T. C. Frank for the 1st, 2nd and 4th film in the series, and Frank Laughlin for the 3rd film. He also produced and wrote several of the films in the series, using other pseudonyms. The fifth film in the series, ''The Return of Billy Jack'' remains uncompleted.		Tom Laughlin (1931-2013) had 38 credits in television and film in a career spanning 1955-1986. He was not widely known until he played the title role in ''Billy Jack'', released in 1971. The film was so successful that ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' (1967), the previous film featuring the character Billy Jack, was re-released. Two sequels were released, ''The Trial of Billy Jack'' (1974) and ''Billy Jack Goes to Washington'' (1977). Laughlin directed all four films, using the pseudonym T. C. Frank for the 1st, 2nd and 4th film in the series, and Frank Laughlin for the 3rd film. He also produced and wrote several of the films in the series, using other pseudonyms. The fifth film in the series, ''The Return of Billy Jack'' remains uncompleted.

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[[Image:Born Losers Billy rifle3.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Tom laughlin points an [[M1903A1 Springfield]] in ''[[Born Losers, The|The Born Losers]]'' (1967).]]

Tom Laughlin (1931-2013) had 38 credits in television and film in a career spanning 1955-1986. He was not widely known until he played the title role in ''Billy Jack'', released in 1971. The film was so successful that ''[[Born Losers, The|The Born Losers]]'' (1967), the previous film featuring the character Billy Jack, was re-released. Two sequels were released, ''The Trial of Billy Jack'' (1974) and ''Billy Jack Goes to Washington'' (1977). Laughlin directed all four films, using the pseudonym T. C. Frank for the 1st, 2nd and 4th film in the series, and Frank Laughlin for the 3rd film. He also produced and wrote several of the films in the series, using other pseudonyms. The fifth film in the series, ''The Return of Billy Jack'' remains uncompleted.

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← Older revision		Revision as of 20:09, 2 November 2019
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	[[Image:Born Losers Billy rifle3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Tom Laughlin points an [[M1903A1 Springfield]] in ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]''.]]		[[Image:Born Losers Billy rifle3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Tom Laughlin points an [[M1903A1 Springfield]] in ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]''.]]
	[[Image:Billy Jack SRCarbine 2.jpg\|thumb\|right\|none\|400px\|Tom Laughlin cocks a [[Winchester Model 1892\|Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine]] one-handed in ''[[Billy Jack]]''.]]		[[Image:Billy Jack SRCarbine 2.jpg\|thumb\|right\|none\|400px\|Tom Laughlin cocks a [[Winchester Model 1892\|Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine]] one-handed in ''[[Billy Jack]]''.]]
	Tom Laughlin (1931-2013) had 38 credits in television and film in a career spanning 1955-1986. He was not widely known until he played the title role in ''[[Billy Jack]]'', released in 1971. The film was so successful that ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' (1967), the previous film featuring the character Billy Jack, was re-released. Two sequels were released, ''[[Trial of Billy Jack, The\|The Trial of Billy Jack]]'' (1974) and ''Billy Jack Goes to Washington'' (1977). Laughlin directed all four films, using the pseudonym T. C. Frank for the 1st, 2nd and 4th film in the series, and Frank Laughlin for the 3rd film. He also produced and wrote several of the films in the series, using other pseudonyms. The fifth film in the series, ''The Return of Billy Jack'' remains uncompleted.		Tom Laughlin (1931-2013) had 38 credits in television and film in a career spanning 1955-1986. He was not widely known until he played the title role in ''[[Billy Jack]]'', released in 1971. The film was so successful that ''[[Born Losers, The\|The Born Losers]]'' (1967), the previous film featuring the character Billy Jack, was re-released. Two sequels were released, ''[[Trial of Billy Jack, The\|The Trial of Billy Jack]]'' (1974) and ''[[Billy Jack Goes to Washington]]'' (1977). Laughlin directed all four films, using the pseudonym T. C. Frank for the 1st, 2nd and 4th film in the series, and Frank Laughlin for the 3rd film. He also produced and wrote several of the films in the series, using other pseudonyms. The fifth film in the series, ''The Return of Billy Jack'' remains uncompleted.