Forrie J. Smith

Forrie J. Smith, born March 8, 1959, straight outta Helena, Montana. This dude’s a real-deal cowboy, not just on screen but in real life too. You might know him from “Rambo III” (yeah, that wild ride with Stallone back in ‘88), or maybe you caught him in “2 Guns” with Denzel and Wahlberg, or in “Hell or High Water,” which honestly is one of those gritty, modern westerns that just sticks with you. Forrie’s not your average Hollywood type—he spent years as a stuntman and rodeo rider before getting into acting, so when you see him on a horse, trust, he’s not faking it. That rough-around-the-edges vibe? Totally legit. He’s usually cast as the tough guy with a heart, the sort who’s been through some stuff and isn’t afraid to show it. People who’ve met him say he’s just as down-to-earth as his characters. You won’t catch him sipping lattes in Beverly Hills, more like wrangling cattle or telling stories about wild nights on set. His career’s stretched across decades, and he’s got that look—weathered, like he’s seen every corner of the West. Even if you’re not a western fan, you see him and think, “That guy’s the real McCoy.” No frills, no nonsense, just pure, old-school grit.