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- Born Clay O'Brien Cooper on May 6, 1961, and best known as the pint sized Hardy Fimps in the western coming of age film, The Cowboys (1972); Clay O'Brien became a favorite with John Wayne who appreciated a real cowboy when he met one.
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Actor: The Cowboys. Born Clay O'Brien Cooper on May 6, 1961, and best-known as the pint- sized "Hardy Fimps" in the western coming-of-age film, The Cowboys (1972); Clay O'Brien became a favorite with John Wayne, who appreciated a real cowboy when he met one.
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Born Clay O'Brien Cooper on May 6, 1961, and best-known as the pint- sized "Hardy Fimps" in the western coming-of-age film, The Cowboys (1972); Clay O'Brien became a favorite with John Wayne, who appreciated a real cowboy when he met one.
- May 6, 1961
He made his first movie debut with John Wayne in The Cowboys and went on to appear in numerous Western movies and television shows. As a heeler, he teamed with Jake Barnes to win a record seven world team roping championships.
Jun 15, 2020 · Back in 1971, Warner Bros. pictures was filming the next great John Wayne movie—”The Cowboys”—a classic Western about aging rancher Wil Andersen (John Wayne) who was forced into recruiting school boys for a 400-mile cattle drive, after his ranch hands abandoned him in lieu of the gold rush.
Apr 26, 2017 · John Wayne thought Clay O’Brien Cooper was too small to play one of The Cowboys—until the pint-sized nine-year-old lassoed and dumped him on the set. Clay, who dropped his last name for film work, was a real cowboy, brought up on a California ranch.
Nov 20, 2022 · Explore: Art & Culture Entertainment Film Live From. Clay O'Brien Cooper talks the 50th anniversary of The Cowboys, upcoming projects, and playing opposite John Wayne (twice).
Born Clay O’Brien Cooper on May 6, 1961, and best-known as the pint- sized “Hardy Fimps” in the western coming-of-age film, The Cowboys (1972); Clay O’Brien became a favorite with John Wayne, who appreciated a real cowboy when he met one.
