Billy Jack Goes to Washington
Tom Laughlin and Delores Taylor kept the mailbags brought into the Senate at the finale as souvenirs. They used them for duffel bags on skiing trips. The bags were confiscated by airport officials, claiming that they were property of the US Post Office, but they were actually created for this film.,Jean Roberts: You did it... no matter what anybody says about you now, you did it. And you didn't have to even once take off your boots!,Various sources list the running time of the film as 155 minutes. The current video version runs only 114 minutes.,Featured in Kain's Quest: On Deadly Ground (2016),One Tin Soldier
Written by Dennis Lambert and Brian Potter
Performed by Teresa Kelly (as Theresa Laughlin)
Published by Cents and Pence Music, Inc,Billy Jack Goes to Washington (1977) was the last film in the Billy Jack

series. Unlike the other films where the political posturing was kept in check, Tom Laughlin goes full tilt boogie into the subject. In this virtual remake of the classic Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Billy Jack is

appointed the vacant senatorial seat after receiving a full pardon from the

Governor. Why did they give this man a political platform I'll never know. But they did and he tries to do his best to let the whole nation know that

he's the last and only honest man in Washington D.C.

Why do we watch Billy Jack movies. Most of you will answer because he

kicks butt and takes names. But the latter films focus more on his "acting" and the metaphysical being of one's self. If you watch Billy Jack for these

reasons raise your hand. That's what I thought.

For die-hard Billy Jack fans, others beware!

Recommended.,