Kent Shelton and David Tam as U.S. Marshals in “Painted Woman.”

Kent Shelton and the legendary Buddy Joe Hooker on the set of "The Last Rodeo."

Stunt Coordinator Kent Shelton with actor Marci Miller on the set of "Children of the Corn: Runaway" (2016).

Kent Shelton doubling Brent Langdon in KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON getting stabbed by fellow stunt performers Peter Epstein and Jameson Johns.

Kent Shelton stunt doubles for Barry Corbin in a shootout scene from season one of "Tulsa King."

Kent Shelton and veteran stuntman Jim Henry on the set of "Killers of the Flower Moon."

Kent doubles for Richard Speight Jr. in “Old Henry.”

Kent Shelton takes part in a prison riot (staged by Rick LeFevour and Danny Aiello III) in an episode of "The Untouchables."

Kent Shelton gets the hell outta town on his faithful steed Togo in an episode of "The Untouchables" TV series.

Al Capone (William Forsythe) gets the drop on Kent Shelton in a scene from "The Fever," a second season episode of "The Untouchables" 1990s TV series.

From THE BYGONE: While playing poker with fellow stunt performers Freddie Hice, Jon Bielich and Kenny Bartram, Kent Shelton flips backwards over his chair while Timothy Barnett – doubling for Tokala Black Elk – crashes onto the table.

Kent and his pal Barry Corbin (for whom he stunt-doubled on "Tulsa King") at the 2023 Western Heritage Awards.

Stunt Coordinator Kent Shelton adjusts a jerk harness on actor Kevin Harvey on the set of CHILDREN OF THE CORN: RUNAWAY.

Kent Shelton in one of the many tack rooms at his Oklahoma ranch. Kent has 75 historically accurate or authentic period saddles which he uses in live performances and films.

Stunt performer Kent Shelton with MMA fighter Julia Avila (the "Raging Panda") on the set of SEVEN CEMETERIES.

Kent Shelton and his opponent attempt a flying drop-kick on each other.

Actor Andrew Creer and Stunt Coordinator Kent Shelton  on location in Guthrie, Oklahoma for the filming of A THOUSAND LITTLE CUTS.

The stunt team from "The Girl Who Believes in Miracles" (L-R): Kent Shelton, Dave Kramer, Lee Bolognia, Chris Silcox, Jennifer Rader, Chris Carnel, Emily Brobst, Freddy Smith, Jon Bielich, Shannon Beshears, and Alice Ford.

Caleb Carinci-Asch teaches Kent Shelton a trick mount Caleb performed in "The Greatest Showman."

Kent Shelton (as Buffalo Bill) performs a horse-to-horse transfer on a stagecoach driven by Laura Amandis, with Calamity Jane (Bodge Burinski) riding shotgun.

Kent Shelton with legendary Western actor Buck Taylor. Kent is often mistaken for Buck's brother or son.

On the set of "Awake" (2018), Kent Shelton reunites with William Forsythe, with whom he'd worked 25 years previously on "The Untouchables."

Kent Shelton as stunt double for Brian Shoop in TULSA KING.

Stunt performer Kent Shelton doubles for Brent Langdon in KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON.

Kent Shelton in "The Final Joust," a celebration of 50 years in the arena.

Max Casella smashes a Cowboy boot full of dog poop into Kent Shelton’s face (doubling for Brian Shoop) before pushing him to the ground and giving him a sound thrashing in Season 1 of “Tulsa King.”

Kent Shelton with Tara Buck and Damon Carney on "Great Plains" (2016).

Kent Shelton in character as Buffalo Bill. Kent is one of the country's foremost Buffalo Bill re-enactors.

Kent Shelton, Kyle Chandler, and Kent's faithful horse Togo (under Kyle) in an episode of "Early Edition."

Kent Shelton wrestles with Patricia Tallman in "Stuck On You," an early screwball comedy by Lloyd Kaufman.

Kent Shelton as an unfortunate prison guard (at the mercy of a real convict) in Oliver Stone's "Natural Born Killers."

Kent Shelton appears as a stunt double for Mike Ditka in a Cellular One commercial at Soldier Field in Chicago. Producer Robert Owens is at left, and wardrobe lead Elizabeth Owens adjusts Kent's costume.

Kent Shelton jousting as Sir Thomas, Duke of Kent. Kent is one of the founders of America's longest-running theatrical jousting company, the Hanlon-Lees Action Theater.

Kent Shelton grapples with Sean Astin and Ned Beatty in "Rudy."

Kent Shelton abducts Sandra Bullock in her debut feature "Hangmen."