The Shootist

And...

I'm just coming up with The Shootist.

This was 1976.

It was a John Wayne film, okay? Let's set aside John Wayne.

I, I thought about maybe Henry Fonda in On Golden Pond.

I thought maybe about John Wayne in The Shootist.

There's a couple that are really, really almost poetic final-

Yeah

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in The Shootist.

Um, and th- y- you know, th- th- there's a lot of people who made, you know, final appearances in TV movies or things that-

It's a really good movie.

Okay, we gotta go back to my favorite, and that is of course John Wayne, and this is in The Shootist.

But how could you get into so many fights and then always come out on top? I nearly tied you shooting.

Friend, there's nobody up there shooting back at you.

Sorry, it took me a moment.

And John Wayne's last movie.

The Shootist was.

The Shootist.

And yeah, so I'd say that those ones are about aging too.

Yeah, and one of my favorites, which I didn't put on my list because I've never been a huge fan of the actor, but John Wayne's last film was called The Shootist.

That's on my list.

Oh, okay.

So then I also put High Noon, which we've already talked about.

Love it.

And then I put The Shootist.

So old guys near the end of their shit.

So I give LaFayette a lot of credit because I think...

Jack, I was certainly the favorite in this tilt, but as you said, it's that old line that John Wayne had in a movie called The Shootist.

He said it's not always being the most accurate that counts, it's being the most willing.

I don't know if Revive was the most willing, but he showed up.