Billy Jack to The Rescue

Bus burning scene from "The Trial of Billy Jack'. For Kathy, Mary and Paula.

[@frankwood7878]

I remember back in the day when everyone wanted to be like Billy Jack, RIP

[@jaymoon5906]

I still do

[@jeraldcuccurullo2497]

E exactly what he did to me....😎🐧♥️

[@mdarrenu]

@@jaymoon5906 me too

[@jeffreyjackson5229]

True and talked about the movies for days 😉

[@larryaldama1673]

👍🤣👍😔

[@davidjakiela9553]

For those who don't know the girl playing Carol ( Teresa Laughlin) is billy jack and Dolores Taylor's real life daughter. She now lives in new York and is a fashion designer. She is also drop dead gorgeous.

[@roygolden2628]

Did not know this at all. Thanks for the info!

[@jonwingate5535]

Cool

[@charmyers5461]

I was wondering where she was. Probably married and a family? Was there one or two more children of Tom and Delores?

[@davidjakiela9553]

@@charmyers5461 I'm not aware of any other children I do know that if you saw her picture today you wouldn't recognize her from the movie. You can Google Teresa Laughlin and she will pop up, still beautiful

[@gregorydiatchenko8464]

Didn't know that.

[@judemetz8963]

50 years ago, when I was barely 16, I paid to see Billy Jack - twice. Loved it then and still do.

[@archibaldsalyards926]

Say more…?

[@stevescontriano860]

I ‘ M S O P R O U D O F Y O U

[@shawnmahan1206]

Billy Jack never gets old.

[@user-tv1xj5ji6x]

Hello Shawn, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??

[@carlchatterson2168]

No want reruns haven't seen any sucks 😞

[@kevingreaux7133]

My brother and I when we were kids were absolutely amazed by The movie Billie Jack. We loved it.

[@sherrynalder1359]

Billy Jack made a huge impact on me as a teenager. Haven't forgotten

[@balerjohnson3099]

Me and my brothers never missed a Billy Jack movie when we were kids and we all learned and maintained those values..Thanks to Tom Laughlin so much .

[@tammyelder177]

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[@phillipyard3198]

I studied martial arts with Tom laughing instructor. style was kempo Kung fu

[@larryedwards2205]

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[@swampghost72]

​​@@phillipyard3198 I highly doubt that..his master was bong soo han and his style was hapkido..not kempo kung foo.kempo is japanese and kung foo is Chinese.hapikdo like master han is Korean..as a matter of fact not only was master han tom Laughlin's master he did all the fight scenes as his stunt double.

[@georgegarvey7338]

I loved those movies too. Bad ass!!!

[@2cases784]

I never get tired of Billy Jack

[@jonnynevada8915]

One word can only describe his contribution to 70's films.. AWESOME !!!

[@annacardenas4519]

Just loved Billy Jack! We really need more MEN like him and more schools like the one in the movies that he made! If there were more MEN like him, this world would be a better place! May he RIP!

[@donarthiazi2443]

You're absolutely right. Unfortunately they mostly exist only in Hollywood. Like this for example.

[@Oneironaut9]

Amen

[@Oneironaut9]

@@donarthiazi2443 not anymore. It's all psychological weakness, ...I mean wokeness. 😉

[@johnhalloran0727]

The feminists hate him.

[@chrisp.9172]

Yeah, enough of this toxic masculinity BS! Toxic femaninity has a trickle down effect; as it's designed to do..

[@ExKUKicker]

Always control your cool...the mind remains calm. One cannot focus when he is angry. Billy Jack was calm, cool, confident and collected. None ever matched him in these movies. Classics!

[@randlerichardson5826]

J.J. I agree but Billy did warn him. I’d like to see this back on tv I watched the show for many years

[@barrycherry7605]

Billy Jack was my childhood hero, and for 40 years I’ve always wanted a hat like Billy Jack’s, now I’ve got one

[@rebelwithoutaclue8164]

Me too, without the fancy band though

[@williampapadopoulos8145]

So where did you get it (with the fancy band, that is)?

[@jeffreyworthen7033]

I love it when Billy Jack calmly says what's on his mind before he proceeds to open up several cans of whoop-ass.

[@davidkost418]

Loved Billy Jack - he was my boyhood hero! RIP Tom.

[@marshadodd5759]

One of my old time favorite movies . Billy Jack stood up for what was right no matter what

[@jeraldcuccurullo2497]

Brings me back in time and it's one of my favorites growing up!! Tom billy jack loughlin, Amazing martial artist. He's the reason as well as Bruce Lee that I have been a martial artist for 45 years now.T.y much for keeping him Alive..

[@kengordon6516]

I went to the theater and saw that movie 10 times,I was 11 years old still love it to this day.r.i.p billy

[@tsabo8227]

Always loved that and many other kick ass scenes he did... Helping the helpless

[@forestchild3511]

He was great-I remember watching him in the 70’s, he was so great

[@donniecain4266]

I just love his calm and controlled demeanor in the face of such hostility and odds!he showed it in Billy Jack when he faced Posner surrounded by his henchmen and he showed in this scene when he pulled up in the Jeep.He slowly gets out and walks up and then takes care of business .He was calm because he knew what he could and would do !!Tom Laughlin was a great actor and an execellent martial artist .

[@randyelliott9152]

international scout...

[@lorettaberman5403]

Yes he was on both parts Donnie

[@TheseInspire]

I really miss this guy. His films remain the best in my collection.

[@SLB4523]

A great sense of morality about him. Shaped the minds of countless youngsters.

[@QuantumPyrite_88.9]

These movies had the inevitable effect for making every kid in the neighborhood a karate expert . Great times back then and Thanks Mr. Smith .

[@tomkilpatrick6051]

I saw the first Billy Jack movie when I was 12 years old. It had a profound affect on the rest of my life. Delores and Tom were a dynamic couple, who fought and advocated for those being oppressed, wherever conscience and morality were absent. RIP to you both, you’ve more than earned it.

[@ndotl]

Me too, and I remember thinking that blonde girl (1:42) was the hottest girl I ever seen. However, at the time I did not know to describe her as that.

[@jamesbrice6619]

Actually the first Billy Jack movie was The Born Losers. It came out in 1967.

[@glendahoward8259]

@@jamesbrice6619 I hear ya! I was 10 in 1967! Boy don't time fly!

[@Allen-fp4nl]

Damned Anglo bigots. Deep down, they're still the same. Sad.

[@lexbeltran1354]

Actors like Tom Laughlin don't come around very often. To me, he was one of the best "bad-ass" action movie stars of all time. Billy Jack movies were a joy to watch.

[@dondraper4938]

Nothing bad ass about his bullshit martial arts that have been totally debunked by the UFC.

[@shinjaokinawa5122]

What are you jealous About?

[@jcedwards8363]

UFC? Bunch of BS cunts.

[@frankherman5195]

Don't forget Buford Pusser

[@barryallen5253]

O he was righteous and one of a kind.

[@brandons9398]

Spent many evening watching his movies and learning to stand up to bully’s. My parents taught me well, but Tom as Billy Jack dotted the Is and crossed the Ts. He also introduced me to my love of karate. This nation owns him a special thanks.

[@billcallahan9303]

Loved his movies. Had no idea he died. Rest in peace Billy!

[@55stanmc]

I was 14 when this movie came to the small theatre in my town. Seeing it changed my life!

[@Gremlins1957]

The coolest Civil Rights leader that ever was. Mis you Tom. Long live the One Tin Soldier. Long live Billy Jack.

[@eugeneterrell5183]

Yes in a lot of way you are right. He stood for equality and justice in all of the Billy Jack movies.

[@fredsilva2585]

Edward Winters yes the man

[@bernardhibbard4075]

Edward Winters : long live the legacy of Billy Jack !

[@lesliethompson4039]

Bernard Hibbard ... Right on ;) rip Tom and Delores Laughlin. †

[@tomc2979]

The Billy Jack movies came out when I was in those awkward high school years and they changed my life. I had always tried to follow the doctrine of, “What Would Billy Jack Do?” And that had a lot to do with my growth as a person. To be fair though, the title of this clip should be “Billy Jack and Bong Soo Han to the Rescue.” Master Han stunt doubled for all the complex Hapkido kicks in the films. His technique was amazing, and he helped to make Billy Jack the bad ass that he was!

[@ronnyrono782]

My wife, who was at the time my girlfriend and I went to see Billy Jack. It was like a cartoon but with real people. Memories, I'd give almost anything to go back

[@FINEST-uz9ek]

Rings back memories I loved billy jack as a kid!

[@beverlysmith8985]

Loved watching him. Truly one of a kind. He was never really appreciated.

[@timw5108]

I was working at a movie theater in West Covina Calif. when the original Billy Jack film was released and the effect it had on the audiences was profound to say the least...

[@jonblake9163]

I loved Billy Jack in the movies but in real life he was unfortunately a disalusioned COmmie. Sad

[@capacola262743]

that, and all the dope they were doing.

[@johnculpepper5336]

Paula, play big government somewhere else! You sound like an angry old man in a crap-filled adult diaper!

[@jeffrey3498]

The original Walking Tall too.

[@jeanvaljeanist]

Tim W - yes in NC where I grew up there was actually a petition at the movie theater to get the film nominated for an Academy Award..

[@lpdog82]

30 minutes of talking, 30 seconds of fighting hahahaha

[@CaneFu]

No doubt about it, Billy Jack is my all time favorite movie character.

[@jonathanwills9725]

I thank God for people like Tom and Delores and may more people rise up out of the world like them to lead us into a more beautiful world.

[@davidjoy7754]

Still one of the true heroes.we need another Billy Jack.

[@scottdaley1672]

A true liberal in every sense of the word. Yeah, we need more Billy Jack's.

[@blackfacehardon5163]

You do ..his name is blkface 😁😁😁💪💪💪👍👍👍

[@mtsflorida]

In real life or in the movies? The safety of the public has always been my first priority and I've never had to consider hurting a living being. But I always knew that I could subdue any one that was bad because they lack speed and strength over good who have always prepared themselves and have God on their side.

[@tomflendodo7297]

U have one Joe Rogan !!!!!

[@sehingfrancis542]

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[@CombatEngineer1987]

I loved watching Billy Jack as a kid. Brings back a lot of memories.

[@gene2049]

Loved The Billy Jack movies. I was born in 66 so was just a kid, but loved them. What a great character.

[@fredatwood7782]

I love Billy Jack! Good guy! Need more like him!

[@thesbytolbert7769]

Tom Laughlin was a great Actor that played Billy Jack very well! He is still missed! R.I.P. Tom Laughlin!

[@BrotherPatriot]

Billy Jack...still, sooo damn KOOL. Rest with God, Mr. Laughlin. HOO-YAH & God Bless EVERYONE who stands up for those in need.

[@buck546]

The theme song One Tin soldier still rings true today all these years later. I really enjoyed Bill Jack.

[@SKOTxFREE]

What always stood out to me about Billy Jack was the social messages in his movies. Here he was a Dude with an explosive temper hanging out with pacifists. Like Billy said “I tried, I really did.” To accept the turn the other cheek method but he’d never just stand by and let people get victimized. Billy was the guy who would Womp Bullies and protect children, and maybe even have to kill a rapist. Billy Jack was like a Super hero of the highest order!

[@chrisp.9172]

👍👍👍And always came along at just the right time, or a few minutes to late, as is the case here....

[@nicholascelia3692]

Yes, besides standing up to bullies and his expertise in martial arts, there was always the social commentary that was a part of the movie that made it all come together and made going to the movies and incredible experience that lifted you up with hope.

[@julieutley2073]

Yes! He and Delores were a balance. The kids were set free from having to just accept that they were inferior, set free to think for themselves and know their own worth from within. So great!

[@randymillhouse791]

And it was just a fictional movie. FICTION.

[@thebrander2238]

​@randymillhouse791 do you think they don't know it's fictional? I guess you're one of those who can't learn anything from a fictional story?

[@luthermcgee432]

Tom was the 1st inspiration for me to take martial Arts.I admired back in the 70s, and I admire him now. Gone, but not forgotten.

[@marshallsuperlead3726]

R.I.P Tom AKA Billy Jack, there will never be another!

[@mikehernandez1511]

I loved growing up waching him, always sticking up for someone and usually with the odds stacked against him he always did the right thing for the right reason.

[@CallMeTDog1]

Rest In Heaven Tom laughlin Aka Billy Jack You ARE Missed!

[@wizard9403]

The only actor worse than Laughlin was his wife!!!

[@bigblueplanet1968]

@@wizard9403 feel better now?

[@blackfacehardon5163]

Well hes resting but not in heaven..nice comforting thought tho

[@daisyedberg6658]

Amen

[@guybrooks3480]

i love that scene , NEVER gets old !

[@brooktyler710]

This movie had one of the longest theatre runs in history - almost a year...

[@blackfacehardon5163]

Wow

[@charlesfoutch1132]

It is also one of the most sccessful independent movies ever made.

[@MrUsnavyvet]

I was going to Dayton University in the 1969 to 1971 when Billy Jack came out in the Theaters. If I recall, it played for 62 weeks at the Dabel theater. Saw the movie 6 times!

[@rickferrari9042]

I remember my parents took me to the drive in to see billy jack I was young now I'm older I can appreciate it..he was like a chuck norris

[@chrisweidner4768]

"Jason and the Aholenauts." Got a grin out of that one.

[@gunpolygamist]

BILLY JACK WAS THE MAN I USED TO REALLY ENJOY HIS MOVIES I TELL PEOPLE ABOUT HIM TODAY AND MOST ARE CLUELESS UNLESS THEY ARE MY AGE 50

[@joenickell6323]

I remember my parents driving through Xenia Ohio the day after the horrible tornado. There was nothing left. From there we went to the drive in to see this. I'll never forget that. Sad.

[@rebelwithoutaclue8164]

Long time ago

[@cybersoil100]

Loved Tom's movies. I saw him in various interviews and he seemed like a great guy. RIP.

[@blackfacehardon5163]

He was ..one of my best freinds for 30yrs

[@mtrich8113]

Tom Laughlin is a totally a unappreciated and completely underrated Action Hero.

[@CathieSoli]

Actually this movie as well Billy Jack is not an action movie. It is about minorities and the lack of tolerance for them. These movies were done back in the day in the early 70s in regards to how the Indians and anyone who was different caught hell.

[@jameshall4952]

MT Rich poo

[@capacola262743]

exactly the opposite is true. he got lucky and had one success in his life because the country was full of brainwashed hippies who identified with this RIDICULOUS garbage.

[@capacola262743]

based on what?

[@johnculpepper5336]

Based on everyone has heard of Billy Jack, nobody knows Walmart Kersey!

[@johnpetty7542]

Sad loss of a great actor, rest in peace billy.

[@ryanbrunson5764]

I had forgotten all about Billy Jack. I used to watch him in the early 1970s

[@katiedid1851]

These movies are valuble. They demonstrate heroism; caring for and protecting people that are not able to protect themselves. I know there are people today, that talk and act this caring. Stand up. Look around.

[@craigsthilaire6594]

Always loved this man !!! Rest in peace my friend.

[@Tallmark1]

I joined the US Army Special Forces (Green Berets) because of him. Thanks Tom! RIP

[@SladesVWBeetle]

Mark Orman I really liked him, and...Thank you for your service! It is very much appreciated!

[@Tallmark1]

@Splatterviz My dad served in the Marines during WW2. Guadalcanal, New Zealand and other places. Thanks for the comment, brother!

[@madnbad1408]

Thank you for your service Mr.Orman.. I appreciate you .Sincerely MADNBAD …..

[@UpStreamLivn]

Sir,thank you for your service, my dad,was also,in the battle of guade canal

[@guitarttimman]

I once took 3 Army berets and a navy seal. :-)

[@freddillard6775]

A pure jewel of an actor.

[@garyspakk4090]

As a famous philosopher named Tuco once said: "When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk." I believe a relative of his also said, "You can get more with a kind word and a spin kick than with just kind word."

[@barcrrt]

Wish I had seen more of his work while he was still alive. RIP!

[@armandsmith9290]

Sad day when Tom passed. I remember at 16 yrs old seeing the first Billy Jack, low budget film became a classic. Still watch it occassionally on the old vhs tape I have of it. The first movie was the best. Recently visited Prescott AZ where it was filmed, the court house area it was filmed still looks the same.

[@defiantone8556]

Actually the first Billy Jack movie was "Born Losers" where Billy takes on a motorcycle gang. You can get "Born Losers" "Billy Jack" "The Trial Of Billy Jack" & "Billy Jack Goes To Washington" all on dvd in one set. I have mine, & these movies REALLY hit home for me, as I myself am Native American & my sister is full Cherokee, & my mom was a full Shawnee. These movies weren't so much about race as they were about how the white man broke most if not all the treaty's they signed & they took away what WAS Indian land. But it was through the "Billy Jack" movies that got me to take an interest in not just the martial arts but Hapkido the same kind that was used in the "Billy Jack" movies.

[@armandsmith9290]

Ice Cream shop where the foot along the side of the head was filmed is still there. Great Scene, BJ pulls up to the shop, the Bullies not knowing he is about to walk in.

[@DreadnoughtAdventure]

For several years I've lived by Prescott AZ, something I never expected.The ice cream store finally closed, got replaced by a restaurant.

[@julieutley2073]

My guardian didn't want me to see "those hippy movies." So I snuck to go see it. These Movies had such a profound affect on me. I so wanted to make a freedom school. I tried to make one but couldn't do it. I found other ways to realize my conviction to carry on that idea of setting kids free of mind. In my own way I carried on their legacy, and "my kids" blossomed, learned to think and stand up for themselves and what they understood was right. They are one of my greatest accomplishments in this world and some of my greatest treasures. I know many others were moved to do the same. I have often wondered how big of ripples we all put in the pond of life because of Billy Jack movies!

[@ml9633]

Seen that movie at Rideau Theater in Ottawa on Rideau st & Dalhousie. Loved it. These where the dzys my friend: Where we used to raise a glass or two Remember how we laughed away the hours Think of all the great things we would do Those were the days, my friend We thought they'd never end We'd sing and dance forever and a day We'd live the life we choose we'd fight and never lose Cheers :)

[@onlyme114]

One of my teenage heroes in the movies he made and in his life He stood up for what he believed was right.

[@peggyfranzen6159]

Yes.

[@peterleone3264]

tom laughing was my hero in the billy jack movies on April 19 2016 another hero of mine passed into heaven my beloved mother I miss her more the Billy Jack rest in peace

[@defiantone8556]

I know what you mean. I loss my mom in April too. But it in 2012. And 4 years earlier I loss my only brother in 2008, & before that, I loss my dad in 2004. And to this day, it totally sucks. But I have my critters to look out for, so they get me through the days & nights. Their my pals.

[@stephenevans668]

+defiantone U have gone through a hard time, hope ur critters do look after u, make sure u look after them as well

[@jerrybobteasdale]

Enjoys: you sound envious?

[@ellenmurray9196]

defiantone Know exactly how you feel.

[@charlesfoutch1132]

I lost my dad a few years back he was a hero WWII vet 3 purple hearts bronze star and silver star.

[@tipofday]

My brother and I loved to watch Billy Jack movies together! They were so satisfying. When he took off his shoes and socks it was over!

[@gregnormal55.]

Helle!!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe

[@tipofday]

@@gregnormal55. Yes I grew up with this.

[@gregnormal55.]

@@tipofday Hey! That’s very good to know, I just can’t stop myself from listening to this song anytime am alone, if I may ask which of all his songs is your favorite? Have a great day…. Stay Safe

[@bradi5050]

I'm 44 and I don't remember this show but wish I did I would have watched this all the time awesome

[@guarddog318]

Bong-Soo Han , the stunt double, and actual performer of those fights in the Billy Jack movies: August 25, 1933 - January 8, 2007. RIP Tom did study martial arts, and did eventually get a black belt, but was not capable of what you see in his movies.

[@thediehardarkansasrazorbak7288]

One of the many reasons that I became a Force Recon Marine..Thank you Tom...RIP

[@kevinmcduffie7478]

Marine recon,trained by Green berets!

[@geraldwalk3544]

He may be gone, but if you turn around, he could be standing right there. So for those who don’t understand it’s impossible to watch your back.! Blessed are the ones turn the other cheek.

[@larrygarza5351]

I remember back in the days need my brother's Scot and Randy my name is Larry when Billy Jack came out we wait until every movie thanks for the encouragement Billy and the wonderful movies what you stood up for to protect the shows were over me and my brothers would walk home from theater and karate chop every fence that we saw they would fix the the fences and every time the New Billy Jack movies came out we would try to chop those same thanks for the memories Billy Jack may you rest in peace also made my brother's Scot and Randy also rest in peace with Billy thank you for the memories Larry Garza

[@kimcarter7608]

Had pizza with Tom years ago , very wonderful person, down to earth. Billy Jack was a true representative of the good person he was

[@user-tv1xj5ji6x]

Hello Kim, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??

[@kimcarter7608]

@@user-tv1xj5ji6x oh yes I have been lucky

[@user-tv1xj5ji6x]

@@kimcarter7608 that’s good to know that you’re safe from the Virus.. well For me Kim, I’m also safe from the Virus too.. So tell me dear, hope you’re having a nice and a wonderful day today??

[@stevenleeroyk9189]

Hard to believe youve been gone 6 years my friend...save a place for us...we'll be along

[@blackfacehardon5163]

Save a place where?

[@bigdog593]

Loved Billy Jack I was never as good as him but I was just a natural with my feet and 2 this day I take up 4 ones who can't I don't brag I walk away and then I do what the lord blessed me with I'm 70 and still possess good health and still take up 4 the ones who are bullied and taught my children and grandchildren to do the right thing love will conquer all

[@terrywalker9092]

Billy Jack movies are so underrated. It was a time when I was growing up. If you don't understand the Era, then you're probably lost in his movies.

[@brendapaddlety2413]

God bless you Tom (Billy Jack) thank you for being a man of dignity and great character 👍👍👍 loved your movies,especially the first one,that hits home for me as I am Native American and have had my share of being treated like dirt just for being Indian...I wish racism would go away this world would be a better place 😍

[@Kelly-nm4kw]

Hello Brenda, How are you doing?

[@tobinsarttrading1733]

As a teen in the 1970's I thought that he was just the greatest, even though he went against pretty much everything the Peaceniks were telling him, he was the real thing as far as we were concerned.

[@meldridge51]

Always loved his movies! He was great! 🕺

[@pj4723]

*Hapkido* is such an underrated martial art. Korean karate/ju jitsu has deadly combat techniques.

[@osiawideman4851]

One of my favorite movies when I was a kid,they should have made Billy Jack into a TV series

[@charlesfoutch1132]

I think he tried too make it in a rv series

[@encyclopediaamericana7234]

"You can't say I didn't warn ya." Classic.

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

Billy Jack still motivates today. Can't beat his legend.

[@chrspappas3612]

I have been a Billy Jack fan since I was a little kid, I'm 57 now. I had the Billy Jack Hat...

[@cliffdr.detroitlynch3903]

billy jack is as american as apple pie, and hot dogs, he was the first bad ass, and the best, he never started a fight, but by god, he would finish one

[@cliffdr.detroitlynch3903]

tom johns yep you won, the jackass award of the year, once again, you have shown the world what a disrespectfull peice of inbred shit you are.

[@chipgarrett9551]

One cool dude!

[@theodorebriggs125]

W

[@fortunecookiecrusher5287]

@Shukin Andjivin its an expression. Technically it's the vanity of using His name for your own purpose or desire. You can find better ways to worship than trolling the comment section on KZbin.

[@theshamelesspitchmenforjes2173]

I spell God - J E S U S

[@kingoffunelvispresley261]

some of the best movies ever made thanks Billy Jack RIP.

[@Billman66]

I loved the Billy Jack movies growing up. I always hated a bully and it was always so satisfying seeing him dispense justice when the law couldn't or wouldn't. "De Oppresso Liber".

[@dennishardy3869]

Thank God for people like Billy Jack

[@z28pawpaw]

billy jack was the coolest dude I ever saw, seen every movie when it came was released.

[@blackfacehardon5163]

You must be old

[@patsywitters6545]

Just loved him in Billy Jack he was one of the best people their ever was!

[@deanmashburn6829]

Wow always loved Billy Jack cool calm and collective right before the s*** hits the fan rip Tom Laughlin your legend lives on and on and on

[@user-tv1xj5ji6x]

Hello Dean, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??

[@charliechristie2949]

I loved the Billy Jack movies. They were even better on the big screen.

[@lostsoldier1606]

Great movie. Great actor. And I wish there were more like him.

[@larrybrown6885]

Yes sir Great actor.. there is none like him

[@rhomboidimason7738]

Tom Laughlin is, BILLY JACK. RIGHT ON!!!!

[@billdiaz3041]

This just goes to show you Billy Jack was a good movie and Tom Laughlin is truly missed!

[@alexp3752]

A truly powerful man never needs to raise his voice or lose his temper. His actions do his speaking for him!

[@williamstyers4264]

God I miss Tom Laughlin. Billy Jack series was great but his "Master Gunfighter" got so little recognition and was just as good in my opinion. RIP Tom, you are sorely missed but still loved and respected here.