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The film is a study of self-creation; Billy believes anyone can be whatever they want if they have the heart for it.

The name is most synonymous with two distinct eras of American film: Bronco Billy

Released at a time when America was reeling from the Vietnam War and political scandal, the movie offered an optimistic, albeit "circus-dust" covered, view of second chances and found family. The film is a study of self-creation; Billy

Figures like "Bronco" Billy Wild use the moniker to represent the raw, gritty reality of the independent wrestling scene, emphasizing the "obsession and sacrifice" required to chase a dream. In this self-directed film, Eastwood plays Bronco Billy

In this self-directed film, Eastwood plays Bronco Billy McCoy , a former shoe salesman from New Jersey who leads a ragtag traveling Wild West show.

Born Maxwell Henry Aronson, he was the first true star of the Western genre.