William S. Hart

The Righteous Cowboy

Black and white portrait of actor Wiliam Hart by Kate Westworth

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His name once meant everything in Hollywood. Before Wayne, before Cooper, before Eastwood—there was William S. Hart. He was the original cowboy hero—fierce, noble, and deadly serious. His Westerns weren’t shoot-’em-ups; they were moral dramas set against the harsh American frontier. His name once meant everything in Hollywood. Before Wayne, before Cooper, before Eastwood—there was William S. Hart. He was the original cowboy hero—fierce, noble, and deadly serious. His Westerns weren’t shoot-’em-ups; they were moral dramas set against the harsh American frontier.

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