[ Second rôle ] Walter Barnes

[Rex Lee]

 Acteur américain .1918-1998
Il est dans quelques westerns européens:


Le signe de Zorro
Winnetou I: La révolte des Apaches
Parmi les vautours
L'appât de l'or noir
Duel au crépuscule
Le jour le plus long de Kansas City
Colorado
Clint, l'homme de la vallée sauvage
Giarrettiera Colt
Trois salopards, une poignée d'or
Le moment de tuer (capture ci-dessus)





Parmi les vautours











Giarrettiera Colt.




Clint, l'homme de la vallée sauvage




Trois salopards, une poignée d'or






Le Moment de tuer




Hors western:



La Révolte est pour minuit (1958)





Mary la Rousse, femme pirate (1961)

[Tom Betts]

Philadelphia Daily News
January 12, 1998

Ex-Eagle, actor “Piggy” Barnes, 79 dies

BATON ROUGE, LA – Walter “Piggy” Barnes who played football for the Eagles and at LSU and appeared in a number of movies with Clint Eastwood, has died. He was 79.

Barnes played for the Eagles from 1948 to ’51.

Barnes who was an All-American tackle for the Tigers in 1946, died last Tuesday of complications from diabetes, at the Motion Picture Home-TV Hospital in Woodland Hills in Calif. Said Dr. Leon Bombet, a friend of Barnes since college. He is survived by two children.

He lived in Van Nuys, Calif., but had been hospitalized for about six months because of an infection that started when he cut on broken glass after an earthquake, Bombet said.

Barnes was born and raised in Parkersburg, W.Va. said Bombet.

He had taken drama classes at LSU, and broke into TV in Philadelphia after his football career ended, Bombet said.

Later, Barnes made spaghetti westerns with Eastwood. He had parts in most of Eastwood’s movies, Bombet said.

He played Sheriff Sam Shaw in “High Plains Drifter” with Eastwood in 1973 and Sheriff Grady in “Cahill U.S. Marshal” with John Wayne in 1973.