💬 Final Chapter: Walking Tall (1977)

Final Chapter: Walking Tall (1977)

Buford Pusser's last days as Sheriff of McNairy County, Tennessee in 1970 and his subsequent death in 1974.

Cast:
Buford: Bo Svenson
Grandma: Lurene Tuttle
Carl: Forrest Tucker
Mike: Leif Garrett
Dwana: Dawn Lyn
Brownard: Simpson Hemphill
Lloyd Tatum: Sandy McPeak
John Witter: Logan Ramsey
The Boss: Morgan Woodward
O.Q. Teal: Clay Tanner
Grady Coker: Bruce Glover
Robbie: David Adams
Udell Teal: Michael Allen Honaker
Aaron: Vance Davis
Joan: Libby Boone
Luan: Margaret Blye
Martin French: Taylor Lacher
Avery: David Leonard
Murv: Michael Tucker
Jud: Stephen White
Sheriff Clegg: Lecile Harris
Sally: Wanda Wilson
Bulo: H.B. Haggerty
Johnny: Robert Phillips
Mrs. Wattley: Ida Lee Powell
Mr. Brooks: Joseph Woodward Jr.
New Sheriff: R.D. Smith
Mel Bascomb: John Malloy
Ken Eckworth: Fredric Cook
Tom Harper: Le Roi Henderson
Chaperone: Tugar Howard
Boy on Pony: Darren W. Conrad
Driver of the Stolen Sherrif's Car: David W. Harper
Newspaper Photographer: Chris Ladd

Written by: Howard B. Kreitsek, Samuel A. Peeples

Director: Jack Starrett

Production: Bing Crosby Productions, American International Pictures

Release date: 17 Jun 1977

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Final Chapter: Walking Tall (1977)
Buford Pusser's last days as Sheriff of McNairy County, Tennessee in 1970 and his subsequent death in 1974. Cast: Buford: Bo Svenson Grandma: Lurene Tuttle Carl: Forrest Tucker Mike: Leif Garrett Dwana: Dawn Lyn Brownard: Simpson Hemphill Lloyd Tatum: Sandy McPeak John Witter: Logan Ramsey The Boss: Morgan Woodward O.Q. Teal: Clay Tanner Grady Coker: Bruce Glover Robbie: David Adams Udell Teal: Michael Allen Honaker Aaron: Vance Davis Joan: Libby Boone Luan: Margaret Blye Martin French: Taylor Lacher Avery: David Leonard Murv: Michael Tucker Jud: Stephen White Sheriff Clegg: Lecile Harris Sally: Wanda Wilson Bulo: H.B. Haggerty Johnny: Robert Phillips Mrs. Wattley: Ida Lee Powell Mr. Brooks: Joseph Woodward Jr. New Sheriff: R.D. Smith Mel Bascomb: John Malloy Ken Eckworth: Fredric Cook Tom Harper: Le Roi Henderson Chaperone: Tugar Howard Boy on Pony: Darren W. Conrad Driver of the Stolen Sherrif's Car: David W. Harper Newspaper Photographer: Chris Ladd Written by: Howard B. Kreitsek, Samuel A. Peeples Director: Jack Starrett Production: Bing Crosby Productions, American International Pictures Release date: 17 Jun 1977
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Aaron, talk to him. He won't listen to me. Bye, guys. Lloyd... Thank you.
Are you sending me to jail Sheriff. No son I'm not sending you.
Buford here. See you later, Earl. Lloyd. I'm glad you came, Buford. Did you see the shot we pulled off? I'm squeezing Earl for money. Let's get a drink. - Jack Daniel's good? - Yes.
Buford, I heard about your wife. Sorry. Yeah, me too.
Buford! Yes?
Buford? It's a year now, right?
Bye, Buford. Take care of yourself, for me.
Come on. Damn.
Crime City USA. Remember, what names they gave us in the newspapers? Remember that? Pusser, cleaned up the offenders. He also did a good job in his own way. Including, stepping on anything and anyone who got in his way. I think it's time we show the rest of the country, that McNairy County, no longer needs a new Wyatt Earp, to come here and shoot the bad guys.
Damn it, Buford, I think you're making a big mistake. Then it's the first.
Evening, Sheriff. Out for a walk? Well, that's pretty much how it looks, Virgil. - What are you doing? - Pretty good. Even the sheriff is human.
Finally, you came. Hello, Buford. How nice they'll sleep tonight. - I hope so. - You promised to take me to everything. You're on.
Get out of the car, O.Q. Come on.
Get out. Get out of here. - What is it? - It's Pusser. Get him. Get out, come on. Come on, out.
Go in the house, and start cleaning the fish. Wait, I'll help you.
Good luck, Robby. Good luck!
Good morning. This is usually the time when you get to the office, Sheriff? No, some days, I don't get it at all. What do you want? I have some pictures I want you to see. You know the man.
Grady, me and O.Q. are gonna have a little chat. I'd appreciate it if you'd show Robby how to work the radio. And turn it up.
He's your new pal. His name is Robby. Hey, Robby. - What about the pony? - They're beautiful. Would you like to ride one? - Are you sure? - Yes. - Are you ready? - Yeah, I'm ready.
Hello, I'm looking for Mr. Pusser. - I am Mr. Pusser. - I'm looking for Mr. Buford Pusser. What's your business with him? I'm Nell Baskum, sir. and I'm from Los Angeles. I have a business proposal on I would like to discuss with him. It's there in the field. Let me introduce you.
I don't think anyone will ever forget what Pusser did for us. All I'm saying is. I don't think Buford Pusser is the kind of man we need. to represent our order and tranquility in the county today.
I don't want to eat this. Bye bye. You know, she almost finished me off. We can no longer stay a little longer, Daddy? If Dwana wants to go home with the girls, I can bring her. - We're passing your house anyway. - Can I, Daddy? Okay, give me a kiss. And one more. See you later.
I don't want your money. A good bitch doesn't take money, she earns it.
I had some business yesterday up north. I stuck my nose while I was there. The Highway Patrol will turn you away.
I have to go now. Bye, baby.
I heard that you personally handcuffed the boys together. Is that right? Yes. The fact that all three are poor, and one of them black, has nothing to do with this, does it? None. I don't believe you. He would have thanked you if I had arrested for stealing a car? That would have given them 18 months of correction, and a criminal record, counselor. You don't know a thing about civil rights, do you, Pusser?
I hope you don't forget what you told me, when those votes are counted.
I'm telling you, Buford, the kids have a lot of fun with those. You're as bad as he is. Look at them go.
It'll be fine.
It's much better now.
It's not your fault, Lloyd. Thank you.
John we've all decided that because of the filth and. of unwanted publicity you've brought us to transfer a quarter of your territories to other gentlemen I don't have to put up with this. Yes you must.
Lloyd, Buford here. - Sorry to wake you. - Do you know what time it is? I know it's 4:00 in the morning at your place, and it's still 4:00 in the morning with me. - Why are you calling me at this hour? - I need a lawyer. And I need it right now, Lloyd.
Look at this. - See those riders? - Yeah.
Look. This glass is a little dirty, O.Q. - Clean it up. - I'll clean it right away.
Looks bad, Buford. What's wrong with you? I wanted you to see it.
Me and the kids, we painted the house a few weeks ago. It came out beautifully. You always said to paint it.
Move to the right. You'll kill us if you fool around like that. That's not funny, man. Be careful.
Oh, God, no! Pauline! Don't let her die!
Okay, my friend. Now you know who to vote for.
Okay. In an hour. Pa.
One year today, Pauline. If only I'd listened to you, if I gave up my job as sheriff, you'd still be alive today. Sorry.
Robby? - See that red button thing? - Yeah. Would you give it to me? You can't do that, Pusser. I know that. Now take off your pants. Drop your pants, O.Q. Or I will.
SHERIFF OF TENNESSEE III. I had to take a stand on my own. And you know what they did to me. Until all men take stand up for their beliefs, the same misfortunes can befall you happen to all of you!
Sheriff Pusser here. - Luan? - Yes. Where are you? Damn.
Shut it down and get out now.
That's a good one. Glad you like it.
That's it. I'll handle the O.Q. - I'll teach you a lesson, boy. - You're hurting me. - Leave me alone. - Shut up.
The children are doing well. I miss you, baby.
The words inhumane and punishment unusual mean anything to you. Be sure they tell me. Why don't you explain that to her to O Q Teal's boy.
This is it, Robby. - He's in the Valley? - Yes. What kind of place is this? It has good food. Very good. Lots of guys your age. You'll have your own room, a clean bed and a bus to take you to school.
Wait a minute. Don't force yourself so hard. Let me do it.
We should tell him to give us let us go. I'm getting hungry.
What a mess. Fucking morons maybe they'll learn. Damn it, Buford, what have you done now? - Buford? What the hell are you talking about? - What did he do? Sheriff, you know these two have a grudge against Buford. If I want to find out something from you, I'll ask you. Have any of you seen what happened here?
What can I get you? Give me a Bud.
What's going on here? These guys stole the sheriff's car. Buford, I heard you had a little trouble catching them. Yes, it was. Your time is up. We can leave now home, Sheriff? - Have you learned your lesson? - Yes, sir. - You sure? - Yes, sir. You would do well.
When they let you go the penitentiary O Q. I don't think this your business Sheriff. Wait you're not sheriff anymore.
Where's Mike? He went with other guys and their dates. And guess who Mike's with? Jennie Lurner. - You know, prom girl... - I know who she is. Anyway, he said I'd meet you at home. He didn't want you around to stalk them. Someday, you'll say the same thing. I had a great time tonight, Daddy. What did I tell you, I just now are the good times. I guarantee it.
Would you like the way they go things are going around here right now. We still have some problems from time to time. But it's no longer the way it used to be, Pauline.
Yes. Come on now.
You and that son of a bitch Buford Pusser. You'll tell us all about it. And that's right now, baby. Johnny, give me those. You know how these things work? Bulow, baby...
You have one minute, get him out of here.
You know, Dwana's right, that girl's got some balconies... You punk!
You look good. You haven't changed a bit. I have changed. A few extra pounds. Come on in.
You stop taking with your boy? Yes! - Say it louder. - YES!!! Of course it does. Pull those back on you.
You're ruining my car, Buford. Slow down, please.
501 here. Buford, this is Sheriff Clegg. Meet me on Highway 22, at the old Baptist church. I need an identification. Okay, I'm on my way.
501, looking for Sheriff Pusser. Come in.
- Grady? - Here. - You got him? - Yeah, I got him.
- Hey, Sheriff. - Hey, Sheriff. - Howdy, Sheriff. - Good evening.
- Hi, Richard, how are you? - Welcome home, Mr. Witter. It's good to be home. I'm telling you, Johnny. You can have New York, London and Paris, but it's still like better in Tennessee. Who the hell is that fat girl? - And Sally. - Oh, yeah. Hello, goodness gracious heart. Good to see you.
- Hi, Sheriff. - Hey, Buford, how you doing? Okay.
- How long are you staying? - I don't know exactly. It depends. You really did, didn't you? For us?
- How old are you, Robby? - Don't say anything. You know what's waiting for you. Don't worry about anything. Only your father will. See what I told you.
- Joan? - Yes? Do you think we can rearrange another time with the table? Sure, we'll do it another time. Okay. - You want a ride home? - No. Do you turn off the light when you leave? Yeah, sure. And I apologize.
- Move the car to your side of the road. - I'm not doing you any damage. Just because I don't have a car doesn't mean you have to block my way. People come to see me later, and they need a place to park. We'll see about that, motherfucker.
- Now, get out of here. - Thank you, Sheriff.
- Oh, my God, it's Buford. - Daddy? Oh, God, Daddy.
- Wait Buford, that's my car. - I know, get in it.

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