This is the story of Buford Pusser's final days, not only of his life but also as Sheriff. It seems that times are changing and the people of Pusser's town, who once adored him are now ... See full summary »
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This is the story of Buford Pusser's final days, not only of his life but also as Sheriff. It seems that times are changing and the people of Pusser's town, who once adored him are now fearing him and feel like it's time to make a change. And there are also some officials who feel the same way and are using every means to get rid of Pusser. Written by
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Premiered in theaters in the U.S. on August 10, 1977. See more »
Goofs
Leif Garret and his sister Dawn Lyn play the Pusser children in all 3 Walking Tall films. In The Final Chapter they show the filming of the first Walking Tall. Either someone didn't' do research or realize that this was a goof. See more »
Quotes
Buford Pusser:
I keep telling people 'Don't call me anymore, I'm not the sheriff'.
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Pusser was long dead by the time of this second sequel to WT, and it shows. The plot has Pusser preparing to have his exploits filmed by Hollywood! This has been done before, the most glaring example being JOLSON SINGS AGAIN where a lot of the story has to do with Al Jolson's life being turned into a Hollywood biography, which was released as THE JOLSON STORY several years earlier. At least that film had music. This one has the poor man's Joe Don Baker, Bo Svensson, starring for the second time as Pusser and barely able to swing the man's big hickory stick. Svensson also starred in a short-lived TV series, a truly awful series. Talk about milking something to death.
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Pusser was long dead by the time of this second sequel to WT, and it shows. The plot has Pusser preparing to have his exploits filmed by Hollywood! This has been done before, the most glaring example being JOLSON SINGS AGAIN where a lot of the story has to do with Al Jolson's life being turned into a Hollywood biography, which was released as THE JOLSON STORY several years earlier. At least that film had music. This one has the poor man's Joe Don Baker, Bo Svensson, starring for the second time as Pusser and barely able to swing the man's big hickory stick. Svensson also starred in a short-lived TV series, a truly awful series. Talk about milking something to death.