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COMPLETE FILMOGRAPHY WITH SYNOPSIS

Cast (feature film)

1.
Legend of O. B. Taggert, The (1995)
A former train robber tries to recover some stolen gold and must battle his selfish sons.
2.
Big Dreams & Broken Hearts: The Dottie West Story (1995) as Himself
Television movie depicting the turbulent life of country music singer/songwriter Dottie West, who died in 1991.
3.
To Die, to Sleep (1992)
Without meaning to, two teenagers help each other find value in their lives when they are faced with tempations of alcohol, greed and violence.
4.
Murder in Music City (1979) as Himself
A brash songwriter who buys a detective business as a tax shelter finds himself and his photographer's model cum bride involved in a puzzling murder -- when a dead body turns up in their honeymoon suite -- and a trail that leads them to Nashville.

Music (feature film)

5.
Big Dreams & Broken Hearts: The Dottie West Story (1995)
Television movie depicting the turbulent life of country music singer/songwriter Dottie West, who died in 1991.
6.
Next of Kin (1989) as Song ("Brothers")
A southern boy goes to Chicago where he becomes a cop and finds himself in the middle of a plot involving a vengeance-seeking Appalachian relative.
7.
Stroker Ace (1983)
Stoker Ace is a fast living, hard-driving stock car racer whose high spirited antics finally catch up with him. He is forced into the clutches of a greedy fried chicken magnate, who watns him for all he is worth, both on and off the track.
8.
Stroker Ace (1983)
Stoker Ace is a fast living, hard-driving stock car racer whose high spirited antics finally catch up with him. He is forced into the clutches of a greedy fried chicken magnate, who watns him for all he is worth, both on and off the track.
9.
Gospel Road, The (1973) as Song
Stories of the kindness and charity of Jesus Christ during his lifetime are told through narration and song.

Cast (special)

10.
President's Own, The (2001) as Host
Performance special celebrating American history and music, held at The White House before an audience that included President and Mrs. George W. Bush.
11.
Ryman Country Homecoming (1999)
Country music artists share songs and stories from Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee.
12.
All-Star Tribute to Johnny Cash, An (1999)
Artists pay tribute to Johnny Cash by performing his music from the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City and via satellite.
13.
Gaither Gospel Hour: Mountain Homecoming (1999)
Bill Gaither and guests sing amid North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains.
14.
White Eagle: How Sweet the Sound (1997) as Host
Explores the life of tenor White Eagle, who became the first Lakota Sioux to venture into the rarefied world of opera. It traces White Eagle's life from his roots in South Dakota, to his performances in some of the world's grandest venues, to his struggle with AIDS, which ended his life in 1995 at t
15.
Bill Gaither: Gatlin Brothers Come Home (1997)
Bill Gaither hosts this special which brings the Gatlin Brothers back to their gospel roots to share musical memories with many of their gospel heroes.
16.
Beach Country Christmas (1996)
Country music stars gather at Myrtle Beach to celebrate Christmas with musical performances and a look at holiday activities in the South Carlina seaside resort.
17.
Phyllis George Christmas Special, A (1994)
Vice President Al Gore and his wife, Tipper, Larry Gatlin & The Gatlin Brothers and Miss America Heather Whitestone share their favorite Christmas memories with Phyllis George.
18.
Day in the Life of Country Music, A (1993)
A special in which country music performers in 40 locations were filmed on a single day.
19.
2nd Annual Saturday Night Live Mother's Day Special, The (1993)
A Mother's Day special featuring the Saturday Night Live ensemble with their real-life mothers as well as a compilation of sketches from the 1992-93 season.
20.
Hats Off to Minnie Pearl: America Honors Minnie Pearl (1992)
A special featuring a music and comedy salute to country comedian Minnie Pearl.
21.
26th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, The (1991)
A live broadcast of the twenty-sixth annual presentation of the Academy of Country Music Awards honoring outstanding country-music artists.
22.
American Music Awards, The (1991) as Presenter
A live presentation of the 18th annual American Music Awards honoring musical performers.
23.
Grand Ole Opry 65th Anniversary Celebration: The New Tradition, The (1991)
A special featuring performances by country performers at the Grand Ole Opry House in celebration of its 65th anniversary.
24.
22nd Annual Dove Awards, The (1991)
A presentation of the Gospel Music Association's 22nd annual Dove Awards. Broadcast live from the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
25.
Christmas With the Gatlins (1991)
A special featuring Christmas music performed by Larry Gatlin and The Gatlin Brothers.
26.
CBS Cotton Bowl Parade, The (1991)
Live coverage of the annual Cotton Bowl Parade from Dallas, Texas. The theme of this year's parade, "Game Time," is emphasized by the fleet of floats, marching bands, drill teams and production numbers that highlight the event.
27.
Johnny Mathis -- Chances Are (1991)
A special featuring Johnny Mathis peforming a variety of songs from his 40-year career. Includes film clips, photographs and conversations with Mathis.
28.
Grand Ole Opry in Houston: The Economic Summit (1991)
A special featuring the members of the Grand Ole Opry performing for President Bush and visiting heads of state at the Economic Summit of Industrialized Nations held in Houston, Texas, in 1990.
29.
Gatlins: Short Stories, The (1991)
A special featuring home movies of Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers.
30.
Funny Business With Charlie Chase II (1990)
A special in which Charlie Chase plays practical jokes on The Oak Ridge Boys, Lorrie Morgan, and the Gatlin Brothers.
31.
24th Annual Music City News Country Awards (1990)
A presentation of the 24th Annual Music City News Country Awards broadcast live from the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, Tennessee. Awards are presented in 15 categories including female vocalist, male vocalist, duo, group and entertainer of the year.
32.
Grammy Legends Show (1990)
Honoring Johnny Cash, Aretha Franklin, Billy Joel and Quincy Jones, who were chosen by the Board of Trustees of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences as 1990's Grammy Living Legends.
33.
25th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, The (1990)
Live broadcast of the 25th annual Academy of Country Music Awards honoring the top entertainers in country music.
34.
Festival at Ford's Theatre: The Stars Salute the President, A (1990)
A variety special performed from Ford's Theatre in Washington, with President George Bush, members of the Cabinet, and Congressional leaders in attendance.
35.
Roy Orbison Tribute to Benefit the Homeless (1990)
A special featuring rock, pop and country/western performers and film stars in a tribute to legendary singer Roy Orbison to benefit the homeless.
36.
Country Music Celebration: The 30th Anniversary of the Country Music Assocation, A (1988)
A two-hour music special celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Country Music Association. The program includes special segments which celebrate the role of women in country music, explore the roots of country, pay tribute to the legends of country music, examine the phenomenon of country music "c
37.
Live From the Grand Ole Opry (1987)
A special telecast from the stage of the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. The program presents a mix of traditional older Opry stars, many of whom are members of the Country Music Hall of Fame, along with younger, up-and-coming performers.
38.
29th Annual Grammy Awards, The (1987)
A live broadcast of the twenty-ninth annual Grammy Awards ceremony from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.
39.
Super Picnic '87 (1987)
A music and comedy salute to comedian George Burns, taped at the Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.
40.
60th Anniversary of the Grand Ole Opry, The (1986)
A special taped at Nashville's fabled Grand Ole Opry celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of that Mecca of country-western music.
41.
American Vice: The Doping of America (1986)
A documentary on drug abuse which explores the illegal drug trade and possible solutions to the problem. The program includes taped reports, live sequences, and a follow-up panel discussion.
42.
Texas 150: A Celebration Special (1986)
The largest, most impressive gathering of Texas superstars in history perform in a two-hour special presentation broadcast from the state capital of Austin. Featured are celebrities from the movies, TV, music, broadcast journalism and sports. The program celebrates the one-hundred-fiftieth anniversa
43.
Academy of Country Music's 20th Anniversary Reunion, The (1986)
Notable names in country music gather for a special celebrating two decades of the Academy of Country Music. Included are clips from past shows.
44.
Marty Robbins: Super Legend (1986)
A salute to the Grammy-winning country and western star who died in 1982.
45.
10th Anniversary Johnny Cash Christmas Special, The (1985)
Country music singer Johnny Cash celebrates ten years of Christmas specials and thirty years as an entertainer in this holiday musical special.
46.
Tennessee Ernie Ford's America (1985)
Tennessee Ernie Ford hosts a celebration of America through a combination of country music hits, Broadway tunes, pop songs, American standards, and gospel music.
47.
50th Presidential Inaugural Gala, The (1985) as Guests
An all-star party that honors President Ronald Reagan and his wife, Nancy, on the occasion of his inauguration to his second term.
48.
1984 Miss Teen USA Pageant, The (1984)
The concluding ceremonies of the second annual Miss Teen USA pageant, highlighted by the selection of Miss Teen USA for 1984.
49.
George Burns Celebrates 80 Years in Show Business (1983) as Guest
A star-studded salute to George Burns on his eightieth year in show business.
50.
John Schneider's Christmas Holiday (1983) as Guest
The star of "The Dukes of Hazzard" in a musical celebration of Winter.
51.
Roy Acuff -- 50 Years the King of Country Music (1982)
A salute to Country Music Hall of Famer Roy Acuff, including recollections, film clips, and songs.
52.
Bob Hope Special: Bob Hope's Stars Over Texas (1982)
Music, songs, and comedy sketches from a theater at the University of Texas in Austin, hosted by Bob Hope.
53.
Perry Como's Spring in San Francisco (1981)
A variety show hosted by Perry Como from San Francisco.
54.
Country Top 20 (1981)
A two-part special that surveys the top twenty country and western hits for the first and last six months of 1981.
55.
Country Galaxy of Stars (1981)
Performances by country and western entertainers.
56.
Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers (1981) as Host
A concert featuring the Gatlin Brothers.
57.
George Burns in Nashville? (1981)
Music and comedy with George Burns at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
58.
Bob Hope Special: The Bob Hope Christmas Special (1980)
A holiday season variety special hosted by Bob Hope.
59.
Johnny Cash Christmas, A (1980)
A holiday program of songs and music hosted by Johnny Cash.
60.
Elvis Remembered: Nashville to Hollywood (1980) as Host
A salute to Elvis Presley by film and record industry colleagues.
61.
Johnny Cash: The First 25 Years (1980)
A musical salute to Johnny Cash on the anniversary of his 25th year in show business.
62.
Skinflint (1979) as Roger Flint
A country-western version of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." The story, set in a small Tennessee town, follows one day in the life of Cyrus Flint, a stingy banker who comes to repent of his wicked ways on Christmas Eve.
63.
Merry Christmas From the Grand Ole Opry (1979)
A Christmas celebration from the Mecca of country music, the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee.
64.
Country Music Hit Parade (1977) as Guest
The top 20 country and western songs are performed by the artists who made them popular.

Music (special)

65.
President's Own, The (2001) as Song Performer ("God Bless America")
Performance special celebrating American history and music, held at The White House before an audience that included President and Mrs. George W. Bush.
66.
Ryman Country Homecoming (1999) as Song Performer ("Faded Love")
Country music artists share songs and stories from Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee.
67.
Gaither Gospel Hour: Mountain Homecoming (1999) as Song Performer ("A Perfect Heart")
Bill Gaither and guests sing amid North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains.
68.
Bill Gaither: Gatlin Brothers Come Home (1997) as Song Performer ("I Will Arise And Go Back To My Father'S House," "Somebody Loves Me," "What A Savior," "Yes, Jesus Loves Me")
Bill Gaither hosts this special which brings the Gatlin Brothers back to their gospel roots to share musical memories with many of their gospel heroes.
69.
Beach Country Christmas (1996) as Song Performer ("Joy To The World")
Country music stars gather at Myrtle Beach to celebrate Christmas with musical performances and a look at holiday activities in the South Carlina seaside resort.
70.
Johnny Mathis -- Chances Are (1991) as Song Performer ("All The Gold In California" "When It'S Over")
A special featuring Johnny Mathis peforming a variety of songs from his 40-year career. Includes film clips, photographs and conversations with Mathis.
71.
Christmas With the Gatlins (1991) as Song Performer ("Silent Night" "O Holy Night" "What Child Is This" "Sweet Baby Jesus" "Christmas All Year Round" White Christmas")
A special featuring Christmas music performed by Larry Gatlin and The Gatlin Brothers.
72.
Roy Orbison Tribute to Benefit the Homeless (1990) as Song Performer ("Love Hurts")
A special featuring rock, pop and country/western performers and film stars in a tribute to legendary singer Roy Orbison to benefit the homeless.
73.
Grammy Legends Show (1990) as Song Performer ("Will The Circle Be Unbroken" "We Are The World")
Honoring Johnny Cash, Aretha Franklin, Billy Joel and Quincy Jones, who were chosen by the Board of Trustees of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences as 1990's Grammy Living Legends.
74.
Live From the Grand Ole Opry (1987) as Song Performer ("Somebody'S Baby")
A special telecast from the stage of the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. The program presents a mix of traditional older Opry stars, many of whom are members of the Country Music Hall of Fame, along with younger, up-and-coming performers.
75.
Tennessee Ernie Ford's America (1985) as Song Performer ("All The Gold In California" "Houston" "Alleluia")
Tennessee Ernie Ford hosts a celebration of America through a combination of country music hits, Broadway tunes, pop songs, American standards, and gospel music.

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