Jack Palance played a number of roles during his long career, but the characters of Jack Wilson, the sinister gunfighter in Shane (1953), and the crusty Curly Washburn in City Slickers (1991) are roles Western movie lovers will never forget. It’s hard to imagine an actor famous for his steely-eyed stare and gravelly voice wielding a paintbrush, but Jack painted more th


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