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In 1981, he played an illiterate Kentucky single father in "The Pride of Jesse Hallum" [http://www.liketelevision.com/liketelevision/tuner.php?channel=1209&format=movie&theme=guide] (for which he wrote the music).  
 
In 1981, he played an illiterate Kentucky single father in "The Pride of Jesse Hallum" [http://www.liketelevision.com/liketelevision/tuner.php?channel=1209&format=movie&theme=guide] (for which he wrote the music).  
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Cash also was in a group of aging country stars, called the Highwaymen, and they released three ablums. Their first album ''Highwayman'' was released in 1985.
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Cash also was in a group of aging country stars, called the Highwaymen, also including [[Waylon Jennings]], [[Kris Kristoffersen]], and [[Willie Nelson]],  and they released three ablums. Their first album ''Highwayman'' was released in 1985.
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Cash's career made another comeback starting in 1994 after being signed by producer [[Rick Rubin]]'s American label.  The series of albums that followed, starting with ''American Recordings'', introduced Johnny Cash's music to a brand new, younger audience.  A cover of "Hurt", which was originally by [[Nine Inch Nails]], became a major hit and the video for it won several awards.
 
Cash's career made another comeback starting in 1994 after being signed by producer [[Rick Rubin]]'s American label.  The series of albums that followed, starting with ''American Recordings'', introduced Johnny Cash's music to a brand new, younger audience.  A cover of "Hurt", which was originally by [[Nine Inch Nails]], became a major hit and the video for it won several awards.
  
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