In 1986, The Highwaymen — Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, and Waylon Jennings — brought their legendary camaraderie to the screen in a television remake of the 1939 Western classic Stagecoach. Each man took on a major role, blending their outlaw country spirit with Hollywood’s Western tradition. More than just a tribute to the original film, their performance reflected the deep bond they shared as musicians and friends. Their natural chemistry and charisma turned Stagecoach into more than a movie — it became a showcase of how four country icons could carry their legacy from the stage to the silver screen.
phil OUTLAWS ON THE SILVER SCREEN: WHEN THE HIGHWAYMEN TOOK THE REINS IN STAGECOACH (1986) In 1986, four of country music’s…