Filmmaker L.M. “Kit” Carson, who helped write “Paris, Texas” and played a key role in launching the careers of fellow Texans Wes Anderson and Owen Wilson, died Oct. 20 at Baylor University ...

L.M. Kit Carson, the Irving-raised filmmaker who invented the mockumentary, wrote and starred in acclaimed films, ... With Lawrence Schiller, Carson directed just one movie: ...

The actor, screenwriter and producer was instrumental in such films as 'Paris, Texas,' 'Breathless' and 'Bottle Rocket' By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Carson, a grandson and namesake of the famous ...

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“Kit got left behind, like Broadway Danny Rose,” says one screenwriter who wishes Carson had attained greater fame and a payday closer to the $3.3 billion the Bottle Rocket kids’ movies grossed.

Kit Carson was an outlaw. This didn't mean he was a film-industry outsider because sometimes he worked far inside. But he wasn't an insider either as he spent more than his fair share of time in ...

Carson’s career was prolific and eclectic, scattered and selfless. As a result, he flew largely under the radar.

He was lionized in movies, like 1933's "Fighting with Kit Carson" and in the 1950s TV series, "The Adventures of Kit Carson." There was a lot of excitement, but very little truth.