Clint Walker

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Characters played by Clint Walker

Nick Nitro (voice) — Small Soldiers (1998)

Demolitions expert within the Commando Elite squad.

Samson Posey — The Dirty Dozen (1967)

Tough convict soldier known for his physical strength and combat aggression.

Jim Cole — The Night of the Grizzly (1966)

Jim Cole is a former lawman who leaves his job to become a rancher after inheriting property in Wyoming. He struggles to establish the ranch, protects his family and livestock, confronts Jed Curry and Cass Dowdy, and ultimately tracks and kills the grizzly threatening his home.

Luther "Yellowstone" Kelly — Yellowstone Kelly (1959)

A skilled trapper who rescues and cures the sick Arapaho captive Wahleeah. He faces deadly threats from Sayapi and Chief Gall over her custody. After his partner Anse Harper is killed, Kelly honors Harper's dying wish to return Wahleeah to her people. He ultimately wins Wahleeah's love and successfully negotiates with Gall to prevent further bloodshed between the Sioux and the cavalry.

Byron Douglas — Scream of the Wolf (1974)

Byron is a reclusive big-game hunter and John Weatherby’s friend and former hunting companion. He refuses to help investigate at first, but later joins the hunt. He reveals that he staged the murders using an attack dog and fabricated tracks, then tries to hunt John before John shoots him.

O.W. Bandy — Sam Whiskey (1969)

O.W. Bandy is an Army friend of Sam Whiskey who has become an inventive technician. He builds a makeshift diving helmet and provides one of his homemade machine guns, then joins Sam and Jed Hooker in infiltrating the mint and restoring the recovered gold to the vault.

Sheriff Paraday — Snowbeast (1977)

Sheriff Paraday is the local lawman responding to the disappearances and killings. To control the story and reduce public alarm, he spreads the explanation that a lone savage bear is loose rather than openly accepting the monster reports. He later joins Gar, Ellen, and Tony in tracking the creature through the woods.

Kinkaid — The Bounty Man (1972)

The lead bounty hunter who chases after a killer.

Jim Rainbolt — Gold of the Seven Saints (1961)

One of two fur traders who discover a major gold strike. He helps hide the gold behind a boulder, fights off bandits alongside Shaun and Doc Gates, tracks down McCracken, and traps him with a rolling boulder. After the gold is lost in a river, he decides to return to fur trapping.

Lloyd Kelly — Killdozer (1974)

Lloyd Kelly is the construction crew's foreman and a recovering alcoholic seeking redemption through the island airstrip project. He orders the possessed bulldozer out of service, survives alongside Dennis, helps devise the electrocution trap, and plans to tell the truth despite expecting disbelief.

Cain — More Dead than Alive (1969)

Cain is a former killer released after 18 years in prison who hopes to become a rancher and abandon guns. Unable to find honest work, he joins Dan Ruffalo's traveling shooting show as Killer Cain. His reputation creates danger, but his love and marriage to Monica Alton support his attempt at redemption and peace.

Jack Rutherford — Hardcase (1972)

A former soldier returning to his Texas ranch after the Spanish–American War, Jack discovers that he was presumed dead and that his wife has remarried. After traveling to Mexico to claim proceeds from the sale of his ranch and belongings but receiving nothing, he decides to kidnap Simon and demand a $10,000 ransom.

Career Overview

Clint Walker has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 1954. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Small Soldiers with 1 titles. Signature works include Cheyenne, The Night of the Grizzly, Yellowstone Kelly. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
34
Birth Date
1927-05-30
Birth Place
Hartford, Illinois, United States

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Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q1101643), public domain (CC0).