Walking Tall Part II (1975)

Director:

Earl Bellamy

Writer:

Howard B. Kreitsek (written by)

Release Date:

28 September 1975 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Biography | Crime | Drama | Thriller

Tagline:

Buford's back... and this time he's out for blood.

Plot:

Sheriff Buford Pusser continues his one-man war against moonshiners and a ruthless crime syndicate after the murder of his wife in late 1960's Tennessee. |

Plot Keywords:

Tennessee | Second Part | Female Nudity | Sequel | Part Of Trilogy

Cast

Bo Svenson	...	Buford Pusser
Luke Askew	...	Pinky Dobson
John Davis Chandler	...	Ray Henry (as John Chandler)
Robert DoQui	...	Obra Eaker
Leif Garrett	...	Mike Pusser
Bruce Glover	...	Grady Coker
Dawn Lyn	...	Dwana Pusser
Brooke Mills	...	Ruby Ann
Logan Ramsey	...	John Witter
Lurene Tuttle	...	Grandma Pusser
Angel Tompkins	...	Marganne Stilson
Noah Beery Jr.	...	Carl Pusser (as Noah Beery)
Richard Jaeckel	...	Stud Pardee
Archie Grinalds	...	A.C. Hand
Allen Mullikin	...	Floyd Tate

Also Known As:

Legend of the Lawman (UK)
Part 2, Walking Tall
Walking Tall, Part II: The Legend of Buford Pusser (USA) (long title)

Runtime:

109 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono (Glen Glenn Sound)

Certification:

Iceland:16 | Finland:K-16 | Norway:18 | Sweden:15 | USA:PG

Filming Locations:

Henderson, Tennessee, USA

Company:

Bing Crosby Productions

Trivia:

Buford Pusser agreed to portray himself in this film but, hours after signing the contract, he was killed when his car ran off the road near his home in Adamsville, Tennessee. Some locals believe his car was sabotaged in retribution for his stamping out the illegal activities of the stateline mob on the Tennessee-Mississippi border.

Goofs:

Revealing mistakes: When Pinky Dobson is shooting at Sheriff Pusser during the chase, the slide on his gun (Browning Hi Power) is locked back, indicating the gun has fired its last round, yet it still shoots.

Movie Connections:

Edited into 42nd Street Forever Part 4 (2009) (V)

Walking Tall

I first watched the Walking Tall movies when I was about 8 years old and I thought both Joe Don Baker and Bo Svenson did a great job, they must have anyway because since watching the movies, I have tried to learn as much about the real Sheriff Buford Pusser as I can. All 3 parts of the movie gave me chills and Buford Pusser was a true hero, I only wish he were alive today and that there were more people like him. I would love to thank him for getting rid of all the crime and being so brave. I am very sorry that his family had to go through such horror and pain. My heart goes out to them. So from a 30 year old fan of Sheriff Pusser and of the 3-part Walking Tall movies and the actors that portrayed him, please do not be negative about these movies and actors, they were only trying to let us know what a wonderful man the real Buford Pusser was and what a great family he had. And to all the young people who may have not heard much about Buford, I suggest you watch the Walking Tall movies and learn more about him.