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I love shane...

It's commentary not commetary.

It was actually filmed in the fall of 1951

Are there any props left from this fabulous film? Shane's gun would be worth a ton...to me. They show close-up of a nickel-plated gun in these photos but I suspect its not Shane's. But hats, furniture, scripts,...woukd be awesome.

I really enjoyed this, absolutely priceless photos.

"you're a low-down yankee liar".😜😜😜

Thank you for sharing this. These are treasures from the best Western ever made.

Even the dog at Graftons could act. Amazing movie

I remember seeing Unconquered in a cinema...I was about twelve yrs old . Unforgettable experience .

Interesting pics of a great movie set.

Just Wow!!!

Thank you sir. Very kind of you

Thanks for sharing. This is currently free to watch on YT and I really enjoyed it. I wanted to try to find any behind the scenes or making of videos, but no luck, really. Excellent film. Excellent work! The collapse at the end was amazingly well done.

Great save, thanks for sharing.

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Liked this Movie ! But At one point in the movie Paulette Godard and Gary Ooper while escaping the Indians come upon a Mt.Cabin Owned by the Salter Family who abandoned it ! Now my Beef ! There is a Cute Dog who seems to be lonely ! And Happy to see Cooper and Goddard ! The dog brings a Little girls doll to Cooper who investigates when the dog Jumps the Fence ! Cooper discovers the Bodies of the Salter Family ! Buries them ! Then Goddard and Cooper leave …… WITHOUT THE CUTE DOG ? What the Fuck ! What is wrong with Hollywood and Animals ! It’s True Hollywood DOES Love SATAN !

My favorite of the genre by a country mile! I own the DVD and watch the movie whenever it's televised. Each time I view it, I find little things I missed prior. Strongly feel that we'll never see pictures like this again and that's sad. Thanks, Bruce for sharing these great stills and I'm looking forward to seeing more of them.

Watching right now for the 10 plus times! Great scenery on the island of Kauai!

I would love if there was BTS of the temple destruction -

It's forever incredible to me what short shrift is given to Emile Meyer, as the land baron heavy, Ryker. The theme of Ryker dominates SHANE, and his name compels the action. His portrayal is Oscar-worthy, yet his name doesn't appear on the posters, and he gets very low billing on the screen credits. Mr. Meyer deserves a doc on his sterling character career.

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Shane was my Dad’s start in the movie business as a prop man. Spent over 30 yrs in the business. I loved going to work with him in the summer. Love this film, he’s right, ligheting was perfect

Also Brandon de Wilde, whose character Little Joey had a hero worship for Shane.

I am from India Shane is my favorite movie. Just I have completed reading the novel after long time. Also I have CD of the film. Movie had well adapted script. But I still feel novel is more beautiful .Thank you for sharing old photos.

Notice at 4:19 there is a platform at bar . Wonder if that is because Allen Ladd was a bit short in stature .

Why would a studio just throw away such historical pictures like that? They should offer them to Turner Classic Movies or some movie buff organization first, or even offer them to Jackson Hole, WY since the movie was filmed in that area.

Getting ready to sell your collection. Sounded like a commercial to make money.

"Middle of the desert ?" I don't think so.

Absolutely brilliant ! My favourite Western. Thanks for sharing these photos.

Thank you so much for sharing these! ❤️

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Wonderful stuff. I can't wait to see more of your collection.

This was awesome!

Would have liked some one to say who was Shane at the end of the movie. Gunfighter etc

Notice the photo of inside the saloon...they built a raised platform (in front of bar)that Alan Ladd could walk on, to make him appear taller, because he was not a tall man!! Neat and interesting...

Just watched this tonight. Love it!

Bruce wonderful snapshots of a truly great film. To add a couple of notes that may be of interest: All the exterior shots were done with a telephoto lens, so the Tetons look even bigger than they do in reality. And your shot of the muddy street shows Elisha Cook jr about to be shot by Jack Palance. George Stevens wanted the mud for the scene, in which Cook’s character Stonewall Torrey, is kept off the sidewalk by Palance who insults him, calling him ‘southern trash’. The humiliation was carefully prepared by having the whole area hosed down all morning, and poor Stonewall dies a messy death. Great cinema.

I know this is a cheesy question but Shane was always my favorite western. Any chance some of your pics might be for sale?

Dang! I'm really surprised *Costume* Designer *Edith* *Head* let that *Shane* Wardrobe Pic fall out of her possession! Edith really looked organized, tight, stern, and exuded a hard work ethic. In other words, a totally mean b----...-...

Quick added note: anyone reading these comments likes Alan Ladd. Check out BOX 13, the radio show on YT. I only discovered it this year. Ladd has a great voice. Up there with Richard Burton. 👍

Thanks for posting, Bruce. SHANE is my favourite western. And not just because my name is Shane. 😀 True story....when I was baptised in UK in ‘68, the English priest refused to christen me Shane. Said it was a cowboy film name. My parents explained it was popular in Ireland, meaning John. He wouldn’t accept that. So now all my official documents have me as Patrick, but everyone “calls me Shane”. 😀😀 Thanks again. 👍

MUST KNOW: Did Wilson (Palance) KNOW!!! that Shane was a major gunfighter?????

Shane is my favorite western by a mile. Great photo's - and I'm pleased and grateful you had the presence of mind to save some of the history from this great cinematic achievement. Thank you!

one of my favorite.super amazing.thank you

🆒 I LOVED that movie. I will check out your channel 4sure!! 🤗(•̪●)=ε/̵͇̿̿/’̿’̿ ̿ ̿💕

Extremely labor-intensive and expensive to build such sets back in those days, only to have them disassembled shortly thereafter.

Very interesting the scene where Delilah tries to make him see her whilst he is turning the gristmill is an iconic and underrated piece of cinema history

Thanks for sharing Bruce. These were great. :-)

Wow, thanks for saving all this history for us.

Van Heflin, not John Heflin. Nice pictures.