Dub Taylor
Dub Taylor ( born February 26, 1907 in Richmond, Virginia; † October 3, 1994 in Los Angeles ), actually Clarence Taylor, Jr., was an American actor.
Life
Taylor grew up in Augusta, Georgia. His film debut was in 1938 in Frank Capra's life artist, the same year he also had a small role in the James Stewart classic Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. In the following 10 years he exhibited in over 50 Western figure Cannonball dar. In the 1950s, he had a role in the B-movie horror film Formicula and played from 1957 to 1958 in 32 episodes the character of Wallie Sims on the television series Casey Jones, the engineer. 1965 Sam Peckinpah cast him in Sierra Charriba and subsequently also in The Wild Bunch - They knew no law, Junior Bonner, The devil takes the hindmost, Getaway and Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. His other films included the Western The Undefeated with John Wayne, A man called Horse and Maverick - The Colt belt, an ace in the hole, his last role before his death in 1994 he played in addition also guest-starred on such series as Bonanza. , Gunsmoke, the Men from Shiloh and little House.
His son, Buck Taylor appeared as an actor in his footsteps and played among other things a major role in the series Gunsmoke.