Corrected entry: When the Sheriff and Deputy are on their gold hunt, the sheriff "redistributes" the pack on Jake's (Jack Elam's) back. As Garner begins walking away he says "come on Jack" referring to actor Jack Elam instead of the character Jake.
Support Your Local Sheriff (1969)
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Directed by: Burt Kennedy
Starring: James Garner, Walter Brennan, Harry Morgan, Joan Hackett
Revealing mistake: When McCullough is discussing Prudy's oddities with the matronly lady out front of the mayor's house, it is obvious that the lady is standing on a dirt-covered concrete sidewalk.
Joe Danby: I'm gonna get you for this, Jake.
Jason McCullough: Well, you are the toughest talkin' blowhard I ever heard.
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Correction: Moments before the sheriff says "come on Jack", Jake had stated, with regard to carrying the heavy pack "I fell like a jackass". The sheriff's comment was a subtle way of inadvertently agreeing with him. Jake immediately follows the "come on Jack" with "Jake!" It was all scripted, not a mistake, and certainly had nothing to do with Jack Elam's name.