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Actor/roper Jerry Potter shares stories of working and riding with western legends on screen and off as he joins saddle pal, Rob Word, at The Autry Museum.
NOTE: We had lost the audio on this interview and had to use the sound picked up by the individual cameras. It drove me crazy that we couldn't find it and I've been sitting on this interview hoping our audio would turn up. Anyway, Jerry's interview was so interesting that I decided to try and make it the best we could and post it. The coughs and other sounds from the audience drove me crazy and I, sometimes grafting milliseconds from the conversation, dissected the extraneous noises as best as possible. Then, an audio specialist came in to help with the final mix. I know it's not up to our usual standards but I wanted to share Jerry's interview and hope everyone understands our dilemma.
Potter appeared with James Arness twice, in "The Alamo: Thirteen Days to Glory" (1987) and in the remake of the John Wayne classic, "Red River" (1988). Perhaps Potter's most memorable part was a role he almost didn't get, as the villainous Red Hayle with Sam Elliott in "Louis L'Amour's The Quick and the Dead." Find out why in this interview recorded Jan 17, 2017.
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