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Walken and DeNiro at the top of their game.

I would consider Robert Duval a western actor, between lonesome dove, open range, etc.

Brandi love

Presley Hart

Keisha Grey

BiBi Jones

I no particular order or rotation.

Those are actresses. This thread is for actors.

Cole Hauser and Timothy Oliphant.

The first actors to come to mind were Bogart, Hackman, and Kurt Russell, but there are many more who should make the list. Anyone mention Benny Hill yet, or Mr Bean? No? Good.
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Also the Roster Cogburn movie.

And the list of favorite actors who have starred in Westerns goes on...

Have you ever read about how Hoffman prepared for the Rainman part? He spend months living with a family with an autistic teenage son. He learned to duplicate the boy's speech, movements, and everything else about him. When he was in front of the camera, he WAS autistic.

Jackie Chan - he's non-Western.

Tom Hardy.

Really like Jason Statham. Quality actor.

Chan was in at least one western “Shanghai Noon”

Even Denzel has acted in a Western now with the lead role in the remake of Magnificent Seven, as did Vincent D'Onofrio.

I call that bold talk for a one-eyed fat man.

Lots of good ones already mentioned. Michael Keaton ways always one of my favorites. He's a good goofball- Night Shift, Gung Ho, Mr. Mom. He can be intense- Batman, Pacific Heights, Clean and Sober. Steve Martin turned into a darn good actor. And Ed Norton plays one of the better Douche bags.

And, "The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid", Joe Kidd", "Broken Trail", "Geronimo" ...

Then it depends how far back you want to go.

Jimmy Stewart easily.
I realize he made a bunch of westerns, but the movies he's best known for are nearly all dramas and romance. Stewart could play the tough grizzled cowhand, but he could just as well play the star eyed dreamer or any other role. There are few as good as he was, and none better.
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