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Herbert Coward of "Deliverance"

I ran into him one time outside the Dollar General in Candler, NC, he used to have a booth at the flea market next door. Sadly, I didn't get to say hello. He was in his truck eating a bag of cheese doodles.

Rest in peace, Cowboy.
 
vchimpanzee said:
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‘Cowboy’ was a character, but he wasn’t that character from ‘Deliverance’

I never met Herbert “Cowboy” Coward, the Haywood County resident and former Ghost Town in the Sky gunfighter who became notorious for his minor but unforgettable role as a malevolent
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This article makes me wish I'd stopped and said "hey, Cowboy!". I don't know why I didn't.

Sounds like a great guy. I heard he only got $40 a month in royalties from Deliverance. He deserved much more. You get what you negotiate up front.
 
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