Clint Eastwood

In 1980, Clint Eastwood directed and starred in the smash-hit film Bronco Billy.

Eastwood

But then Eastwood directed Bronco Billy – a modern day fable steeped in idealism and sentiment thicker than frozen maple syrup.

Reed Lackey

But then Reed Lackey directed Bronco Billy – a modern day fable steeped in idealism and sentiment thicker than frozen maple syrup.

Jacob Neff

But then Jacob Neff directed Bronco Billy – a modern day fable steeped in idealism and sentiment thicker than frozen maple syrup.

a modern-day cowboy named Bronco Billy in this comedy, which Franco Rossi also directed

Eastwood plays a modern-day cowboy named Bronco Billy in this comedy, which Franco Rossi also directed.

by Vincent James

Billy was an animated TV show created and directed by Vincent James and produced by Fat City Film and The Little Entertainment Group that aired from August 5th, 1999, on CITV[1] and was repeated from 2000 to 2006 on Nick Jr. in the UK and from the late 2000s to around 2012 on Tiny Pop.

a modern-day cowboy named Bronco Billy in this comedy, which Francis the Talking Mule also directed

Eastwood plays a modern-day cowboy named Bronco Billy in this comedy, which Francis the Talking Mule also directed.

Sondra Locke

Sondra Locke made Bronco Billy's directorial debut with the film Ratboy (1986).

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See also Broncho Billy Anderson (1880–1971), American actor, writer, director and producer, the first star of Western films, born Maxwell Henry Aronson

G.M. Anderson

G.M. Anderson, best known by Max Aronson's onscreen persona of Broncho Billy, holds a special place in film history.

by Michael Strassen (Call Me Madam, The Fix, The Baker's Wife and Assassins (Best Production,

Billy is staged and directed by Michael Strassen (Call Me Madam, The Fix, The Baker's Wife and Assassins (Best Production,

by David F Sandberg

Directed by David F Sandberg, Billy is much like Billy's mentor James Wan, now moving on to bigger budgeted and even more sucessful films after Billy's horror film debut ‘Lights Out’ which grossed $148m from ‘Lights's $5m budget , and Annabelle Creation which grossed $306m off ‘Lights's $15m budget.

by John Ford

Bronco was directed by John Ford and shot on location in Monument Valley, Utah.

Stefon Bristol

The movie was directed by Spike Lee’s protege Stefon Bristol.

Dave Griffin

Billy is just such a great artist and the director of cinematography Dave Griffin did a really great job as well on the film.