L.Q. Jones -- a versatile character actor whose career dates back to the 1950s -- has died.
His death was confirmed by his family, who says he passed of natural causes in the Hollywood Hills surrounded by loved ones ... this according toJones had over 160 acting credits to his name, with his first several coming in the year 1955 -- when he starred in military-inspired flicks like 'An Annapolis Story,' 'Battle Cry,' 'Target Zero.' He also appeared in a few episodes of the western-themed TV show 'Cheyenne.
Flip-flopping between war and westerns, Jones stayed busy in the '60s. Some of the more popular titles he was in ..."Lassie,""Klondike,""Laramie,""Perry Mason,""Route 66,""Wagon Train,""Rawhide,""The Virginian,""Gunsmoke" and"The Big Valley" ... just to name a few. He'll also probably be remembered for his work on 'The Wild Bunch,' 'Major Dundee,' 'Ride the High Country' and 'A Boy and His Dog' -- the latter of which he wrote and directed.
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