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The 20 best westerns of all time. ... The pick of Boetticher and Randolph Scott’s superb seven-film collaboration follows stone-faced loner Scott’s obsessive quest to avenge his wife’s murder.

A fan wonders whether his son can appreciate the grit and grandeur of the Scott-Boetticher movies. Business. California. Climate & Environment. Entertainment & Arts. En Español. Food.

Westerns have never been a big love of mine, but in recent years I’ve developed a minor obsession with Randolph Scott, who in some scholars’ eyes is the most iconic actor in the genre, … ...

Well, the answer is that Randolph Scott died March 2, 1987 in Los Angeles, California. Advertisement. ... Scott began to focus his attention and acting skills on Westerns in the 1940s.

The cycle of westerns that the director Budd Boetticher made with the actor Randolph Scott from 1956 to 1960 are a great entry point. Image Scott in “Seven Men From Now.” ...

Budd Boetticher’s “Seven Men From Now” — which screens Saturday and Tuesday evenings at the Gene Siskel Center in their westerns series — is a great ’50s western unavailable for decades.

Budd Boetticher made low-budget westerns that were ahead of their time and influenced future directors. Little-known director had heck of a ride - Los Angeles Times ...

Randolph Scott was a Hollywood Cowboy Legend, the always tall-in-the-saddle hero who helped define the genre. Rustle up a spot and enjoy 12 of his classics in this special 6-disc Western roundup.