Bud Osborne

Bud Osborne was an American actor who is best known for his roles in various western films and television series during the early to mid-20th century. He was recognized for his talent as a horse handler and often played the role of a seedy outlaw.

Personal and Family Life

Bud Osborne, born Lennie B. Osborne on July 20, 1884, in Knox County, Texas, had a family life that included his wife, Elderine, with whom he had two children. The couple was together until Bud’s death in 1964. He had a unique style, often wearing his cowboy hat with the drawstring tightly under his chin.

Career

Before entering films, Osborne worked in various traveling Wild West shows, including the famous Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show, where he served as the arena director. He was celebrated for his ability to handle a team of horses, a skill that made him one of the finest teamsters in Hollywood. Throughout his career, he appeared in numerous westerns and historical films, often portraying colorful characters that fit his rugged image.

Death and Legacy

Bud Osborne passed away from a heart attack on February 2, 1964, in Hollywood, California. His legacy lives on through the many films and TV shows he contributed to, showcasing his talent and unique persona in the entertainment industry.

Filmography