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The Golden Boot Awards honor actors, actresses, and crew members who have made significant contributions to the genre of Western television and movies. The award is sponsored and presented by the Motion Picture & Television Fund. Money raised at the award banquet is used to help finance various services offered by the Fund to those in the entertainment industry.

Actor Pat Buttram conceived the idea of the Golden Boot Award, and the first ones were presented in 1983.

Honorees

1983, The 1st Annual Golden Boot Awards

1984, The 2nd Annual Golden Boot Awards

1985, The 3rd Annual Golden Boot Awards

1986, The 4th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1987, The 5th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1988, The 6th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1989, The 7th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1990, The 8th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1991, The 9th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1992, The 10th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1993, The 11th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1994, The 12th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1995, The 13th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1996, The 14th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1997, The 15th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1998, The 16th Annual Golden Boot Awards

1999, The 17th Annual Golden Boot Awards

Julie Adams
R. G. Armstrong
David Dortort
Kirk Douglas
James Garner
Jack Williams
In Memorial Award: DeForest Kelley
Founder's Award: Mary Pickford Foundation and Charles 'Buddy' Rogers

2000, The 18th Annual Golden Boot Awards

Tom Berenger
Melissa Gilbert
Donna Hall
L. Q. Jones
Howard Koch
Robert Stack
Founder's Award: Dale Evans
Backbone of the B's Award: Gregg Barton
Backbone of the B's Award: Myron Healey
Backbone of the B's Award: Walter Reed
Backbone of the B's Award: House Peters, Jr.

2001, The 19th Annual Golden Boot Awards

Eli Wallach
Barbara Hale
Alex Cord
Andrew Prine
Loren Janes
Chuck Norris
Backbone of the B's Award: Walter Reed
Centennial Award: Clark Gable (presented to his son John Clark Gable)
"Best of the West" Movie: Shanghai Noon

2002, The 20th Annual Golden Boot Awards

Bruce Dern
Peter Fonda
David Huddleston
Whitey Hughes
Ruta Lee
Stuart Whitman
Ron Soble
Peter Brown
Will Hutchins
Robert Colbert
Roy Huggins
William T. Orr
William Witney
Earl Bellamy
Ted Post
Donna Martell
Marion Shilling
Ruth Terry
Gloria Winters
Marsha Hunt
Honorary Golden Boot: Colt's Manufacturing Company

2003, The 21st Annual Golden Boot Awards

Tommy Lee Jones
Chris Alcaide
Graham Greene
Tommy Farrell
Terry Leonard
Sue Ane Langdon
Kris Kristofferson
Michael Dante
Kelo Henderson
William Smith
Charles Champlin
Sons of the Pioneers
"Best of the West" Movie: Tom Selleck for Monte Walsh

2004, The 22nd Annual Golden Boot Awards

2005, The 23rd Annual Golden Boot Awards

2006, The 24th Annual Golden Boot Awards

Powers Boothe
Ann-Margret
Wes Studi
Joan Leslie
Les Martinson, Director
Buddy Van Horn, Stunt Coordinator
Special Tribute: George "Gabby" Hayes
Founder's Award: Clint Eastwood

2007, The 25th Annual Golden Boot Awards

Caruth C. Byrd
Lee Horsley
Martin Kove
Walt LaRue, Stuntman
Viggo Mortensen
Eva Marie Saint
Champion Award: Jackie Autry, wife of Gene Autry
Founder's Award: John Wayne

References

List of honorees from The Golden Boot Awards at B-Westerns.com

Clayton Moore: The Lone Ranger, retrieved 26 November 2007

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