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L.Q. Jones was an American actor and director known for his work in Westerns and his collaboration with director Sam Peckinpah. Born on August 19, 1927, he had a long and varied career in film and television.

L.Q. Jones was born Justus Ellis McQueen Jr. in Beaumont, Texas. He attended the University of Texas at Austin, where he studied law, business, and journalism before deciding to pursue a career in acting.

L.Q. Jones was married to Sue Lewis from 1950 until their divorce. They had three children together. He was known for his private nature and love of Western culture.

Jones made his film debut in 1955 and became a staple in Westerns, appearing in films like "The Wild Bunch" and "Ride the High Country." He also directed the cult classic "A Boy and His Dog" in 1975.

L.Q. Jones is best known for his roles in Sam Peckinpah's films, particularly "The Wild Bunch." His work as a director on "A Boy and His Dog" also garnered critical acclaim and a cult following.

L.Q. Jones maintained a relatively scandal-free career, focusing on his work in the film industry and his private life away from the limelight.

In addition to his acting roles, L.Q. Jones directed the film "A Boy and His Dog," which is considered a significant contribution to the science fiction genre.