John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, Sam Elliott, Tom Selleck, Ward Bond, Slim Pickens, Ben Johnson, Randolph Scott, Audie Murphy, Jack Elam, Gregory Peck, Gary Cooper, Henry Fonda, Walter Brennan, Lee Van Cleef, Rory Calhoun, Glenn Ford, Arthur Hunnicut, Harry Cary Jr., Hank Worden, Guin 'Big Boy' Williams. There are many more, but this a good start. 😊
I always like Lee Marvin. Movies like "Paint Your Wagon" and "Cat Ballou" where he won an Academy Award. He and Robert Mitchum really "captured" the character they were playing.
Clint Eastwood, John Wayne, Franco Nero, Lee Van Cleef, Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Chales Bronson, Victor Mature, Rober Fuller 😘, Emilio Fernández entre otros hombres.
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The ten are twelve 1 John Wayne 2 Clark Gable 3 Robert Taylor 4 Alan Ladd 5 Burt Lancaster 6 Robert Mitchum 7 Charlton Heston 8 Audie Murphy 9 Randolph Scott 10 Gary Cooper 11 James Stewart 12 Kirk Douglas
Gary Cooper in high noon should be considered for one of the top five spots the actor in the movie also the westerner 1940, is also a brilliant film with an academy award in it by High noon has 4 Oscar's and won the New York film critics award for Best picture was robbed by The greatest show on Earth CB DeMille should have gotten it for the ten commandments or something else. 5:26
Jack Palance, Charlton Heston, Yul Bryner, Paul Newmam, Ronert Redford, Richard Widmark, Kirk Douglas, Richard Boone all of these should have an honorable mention for their roles in Western, plus the Wild bunch gang.
Almost every actor that you mentioned looked up to Bob Steel who was a star in the 20's & 30's & taught some that you mentioned to ride. But you left out so many others that forged the way for others like, again Bob Steel,Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Tex Ritter, these were huge stars in their era.
My choice would be, Joel McCrea, George Montgomery, Robert Fuller, L.Q.Jones, Audie Murphy, John Wayne, James Stewart, Robert Ryan, Robert Taylor & Allen Rocky Lane.
All In the lista are great actors. But chapeau To Richard Widmark and Anthony Quinn Who had superb appereance i. E. In warlock. Also Kevin Costner with Robert Duvall extremely good In open range
Alan ladd in Shane, John Wayne in the searchers, Clint Eastwood in all westerns by Sergio Leone are some of my favorite ones. But there are a lot more...
Mmmm so you include Henry Fonda and then do not mention him starring in, in my opinion, the greatest western ever made 'Once Upon a Time In The West' in an absolutely iconic, against type role, crazy!!
That was Sergio Leone's brilliant idea to cast Henry Fonda in the role of Frank the cold blooded killer in Once Upon a Time in the West. One of Fonda's best roles.
@@musicman201047 Yes Sir, correct! The movie didn't go down well in the US at first, because of what you mention. The usually clean guy suddenly playing the villain bordered on blasphemy lol. Fantastic film!
They didn't mention Once Upon a Time in the West. The movie (& what the pictures were from) here was How the West Was Won, which was 1962. The mistake is that Fonda wasn't a villain in that Whoever (or whatever) put this together confused the two movies. It's far from the only glaring error in this (like stating that van Cleef was in all three movies of the Leone trilogy). This is what happens when one depends on AI to do the "research".
Even Clint conceded that he was below Wayne when it comes to westerns. The Wayne Ford collaboration was the pinnacle of western film making that will probably never be equalled.
Henry Fonda, Henry Fonda and Henry Fonda. That's my top 3. James Stewart, Randolph Scott, Joel McCrea, Alan Ladd, Glenn Ford, Burt Lancaster, Gary Cooper, all impress, but Fonda was made to play in Westerns.
All told, pretty good. But you need to teach the AI how to read punctuation, as 3:10 to Yuma is not read like three...ten to Yuma. Numerous other similar errors are obvious, as well as significant mispronunciations of names and places.
Very good list especially adding Lee van Cleef which many people ignored because Van Cleef starred and gained popularity in spaghetti westerns, someone commented that John Wayne should have been at number 10 and Clint Eastwood at number 1for being a better actor etc,etc not realizing that this list is of famous western stars and not of great actors if good actors was was the case then I'm sorry to say Clint Eastwood most definitely has no place in this list even being my personal favorite actor of all time.
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1. Clint Eastwood 2. Charles Bronson 3. Lee Van Cleef 4. Terrence Hill 5. Gregory Peck 6. Henry fonda 7. Eli Wallach 8. Robert Redford 9. Lee Marvin 10. Bud Spencer
No, Lee Van Cleef did not appear in all three "Dollar Trilogy Movies." He was in "For a Few Dollars More" and "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly," but he was not in "A Fistful of Dollars."
Confusing Mr deeds goes to Town and Mr Smith goes to Washington you guys are lazy and don't do your homework 2 Frank Capra films how you guys managed to screw this up is amazing. 16:05 Mr deeds goes to Washington?????? 16:05
They should have mentioned The Unconquered, The Hanging Tree, Vera Cruz, Northwest Mounted Police, Dallas,The Plainsman, as some of Cooper's best westerns. All of them are my favorite Gary Cooper westerns.
Some mistake the volume of westerns John Wayne was in for purported excellence. He did make a number of very good westerns, but to say he was the no. 1 actor just isn't valid IMHO.
Here are my favorites; GENE AUTRY. CHARLES BRONSON. EMILIO ESTEVEZ. MEL GIBSON. PAUL HOGAN. BOB HOPE. DON KNOTTS. BURT REYNOLDS. TEX RITTER. ROY ROGERS. ADAM SANDLER.
Wayne was a woosh compared to Eastwood. Clint is the all time best cowboy and his films are magnificent. The spaghetti westerns and Josie Wales are unbeatable.
This list appears like 'most records sold' list. Robert Mitchum was a better actor than James Stewart, Gregory Peck and Henry Fonda. Lee Van Cleef was much more impressive than Gary Cooper, Glenn Ford and Randolph Scott. Clint Eastwood starred in Westerns long before the Trilogy. Many remember him as Rowdy Yates in 'Rawhide'. What Mitchum, Lee Van Cleef and Clint Eastwood had in common, was charisma. None of the others had that... that includes John Wayne. There are plenty of great actors who starred in Western TV series who, imo were better than the majority of those mentioned in the list. Slim Pickens is missing as is Charles Bronson, James Coburn and many others who were better actors than those big screen sweethearts. - Val Kilmer did an excellent job in 'Tombstone' as Doc Holiday.
I grew up watching all these guys. Glenn Ford shouldnt be on the list. Eli Wallach should be. McKenna's Gold, The Good the Bad, and the Ugly, Magnificent Seven, How the West Was Won etc. Ford put up volume with few memorable performances. Clint is higher tan John Wayne for the same reason. While Wayne did great performances like Liberty Valance, True Grit, and the Searchers. Wayne filmed all of his during the Westerns heyday. All that was on TV was shows like The Virginian, Bonanza, Big Valley, Gunsmoke, The Rifleman and on and on. Who had the bigger influence on the genre itself? Wayne did by far. Who did the best western movies. Eastwood. Its not even close. Unforgiven, The GTB&TU, Outlaw Josie Wales, High Plains Drifter, Fist Full of Dollars, For a Few Dollars more. Wayne has sheer volume, but there are several Wayne films I could care less for. In that B category is where I think Eastwood shines: Two Mules For Sister Sarah, Coogan's Bluff, Pale Rider, Hang'em High. The only B tier Wayne film I like watching is Big Jake. Both men did well outside the genre and I think Wayne takes Clint Eastwood on that with most memorable films Like Sands of Iwo Jima, The Quiet Man, McQ, Hatari, Donavan's Reef, The Green Berets etc. I would say Eastwood conceded that title when he went behind the camera.
Hmmm, not as ridiculous as your comment. Murphy was a war hero but as far as acting went, he was crap. Do you seriously think he was better than Eastwood, Wayne or van Cleef? If you do don't even answer my question, it will embarrass you.
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John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, Sam Elliott, Tom Selleck, Ward Bond, Slim Pickens, Ben Johnson, Randolph Scott, Audie Murphy, Jack Elam, Gregory Peck, Gary Cooper, Henry Fonda, Walter Brennan, Lee Van Cleef, Rory Calhoun, Glenn Ford, Arthur Hunnicut, Harry Cary Jr., Hank Worden, Guin 'Big Boy' Williams. There are many more, but this a good start. 😊
Tom Selleck though! 😂
You too left out Alan Ladd ! Have you not seen 'Shane' ?
How about Richard Widmark.
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@@HartmutJagerArt Alan Ladd is a great one. When one turns 80, he often forgets some of the great movies and actors. All the best to you. Stay safe.
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I always like Lee Marvin. Movies like "Paint Your Wagon" and "Cat Ballou" where he won an Academy Award. He and Robert Mitchum really "captured" the character they were playing.
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Eastwood is my guy and I'm a big Sam Elliot fan, but I like a lot of John Wayne movies and you can't deny his impact on the genre.
Great video
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John wayne was the wild west,he was the king of the wild west,r.i.p mr wayne 😢he only got one oscar,he should got more
More Oscars? Why ? He simply played himself in Every movie he was in !
@@HartmutJagerArt Oscar’s showed how good a actor was,he was brilliant in all is movies,
@@theshadow100 Well, I disagree, he was just 'John Wayne' in all of his movies !
Clint Eastwood, John Wayne, Franco Nero, Lee Van Cleef, Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Chales Bronson, Victor Mature, Rober Fuller 😘, Emilio Fernández entre otros hombres.
Where is Alan Ladd ? ? ?
I overlooked Joel McCrae, je was a great one. 😊
Charlie Bronson
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Gary Cooper's film is titled Mr. Deeds Goes to Town. James Stewart's film is titled Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.
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many might pick others but this is a great list
great stuff..
Really have respect for him and all the actors and don't want any problems with any famous people
Sorry you did not mention my favorite: Charles Bronson.
John Wayne, General James Stewart, and Chuck Norris were my favorite action actors growing up in the 70's and 80's.
What about kirk ,O.K.coral,man without a star,last train from gun hill,lonely are the brave...must be in there
The ten are twelve 1 John Wayne 2 Clark Gable 3 Robert Taylor 4 Alan Ladd 5 Burt Lancaster 6 Robert Mitchum 7 Charlton Heston 8 Audie Murphy 9 Randolph Scott 10 Gary Cooper 11 James Stewart 12 Kirk Douglas
Glenn Ford
Lee Van Cleef, Joel McCrea
Gary Cooper in high noon should be considered for one of the top five spots the actor in the movie also the westerner 1940, is also a brilliant film with an academy award in it by High noon has 4 Oscar's and won the New York film critics award for Best picture was robbed by The greatest show on Earth CB DeMille should have gotten it for the ten commandments or something else. 5:26
Jack Palance, Charlton Heston, Yul Bryner, Paul Newmam, Ronert Redford, Richard Widmark, Kirk Douglas, Richard Boone all of these should have an honorable mention for their roles in Western, plus the Wild bunch gang.
You are definitely right about that. And may I say. I love your name. I know I'm not saying it correctly but I think it's Grand. (not kidding).
Have Gun Will Travel was awesome. Don't remember a whole lot of it, but I do recall that it was awesome.
Randolph Scott for me. His never smiling, no nonsense, stoic, one note acting style was perfect for Westerns.
Audie Murphy, Ward Bond and a few others were my favorites!
Almost every actor that you mentioned looked up to Bob Steel who was a star in the 20's & 30's & taught some that you mentioned to ride. But you left out so many others that forged the way for others like, again Bob Steel,Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Tex Ritter, these were huge stars in their era.
My choice would be,
Joel McCrea,
George Montgomery,
Robert Fuller,
L.Q.Jones,
Audie Murphy,
John Wayne,
James Stewart,
Robert Ryan,
Robert Taylor &
Allen Rocky Lane.
Robert Fuller 😘🥵🥵😋🤩😁
All In the lista are great actors. But chapeau To Richard Widmark and Anthony Quinn Who had superb appereance i. E. In warlock. Also Kevin Costner with Robert Duvall extremely good In open range
You know it's an AI generated narrator when '3:10 to Yuma' becomes: 3 pause 10 another pause to Yuma.
Or Sergio Leone is constantly pronounced "Leon".
Alan ladd in Shane, John Wayne in the searchers, Clint Eastwood in all westerns by Sergio Leone are some of my favorite ones. But there are a lot more...
Mmmm so you include Henry Fonda and then do not mention him starring in, in my opinion, the greatest western ever made 'Once Upon a Time In The West' in an absolutely iconic, against type role, crazy!!
That was Sergio Leone's brilliant idea to cast Henry Fonda in the role of Frank the cold blooded killer in Once Upon a Time in the West. One of Fonda's best roles.
@@musicman201047 Yes Sir, correct! The movie didn't go down well in the US at first, because of what you mention. The usually clean guy suddenly playing the villain bordered on blasphemy lol. Fantastic film!
John wayne ... Eli wallech ... Lee van...clint ... Garry ...Mitcham... peck....
nobody stands alongside Duke.
john wayne, clint eastwood, tom selleck, paul newman, burt lancaster and steve mcqueen
Tom Selleck? Get lost! 😂
Top ten western actors is not enough. It excludes to many others that deserve to be mentioned......
Besides... 'top ten' according to whom?
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Correction once upon a time in the west was released in 1968 and not in 1962 as was mentioned in this video
They didn't mention Once Upon a Time in the West. The movie (& what the pictures were from) here was How the West Was Won, which was 1962. The mistake is that Fonda wasn't a villain in that Whoever (or whatever) put this together confused the two movies. It's far from the only glaring error in this (like stating that van Cleef was in all three movies of the Leone trilogy).
This is what happens when one depends on AI to do the "research".
Ben Cooper was actually the fastest draw in Hollywood. He was faster than Glenn Ford by a whole 1/100th of a second.
I can't place him. Do you remember what he starred in?
Even Clint conceded that he was below Wayne when it comes to westerns. The Wayne Ford collaboration was the pinnacle of western film making that will probably never be equalled.
How can you mention Gregory Peck and not include "THE BIG COUNTRY", arguably one of the best westerns of all time.
Where is Audie Murphy, Glenn Ford.
Henry Fonda, Henry Fonda and Henry Fonda. That's my top 3.
James Stewart, Randolph Scott, Joel McCrea, Alan Ladd, Glenn Ford, Burt Lancaster, Gary Cooper, all impress, but Fonda was made to play in Westerns.
I liked Lafe McKee a lot too.
I don't think I'd put Randolph Scott up there in the to ten. And it's a shame you left out a legend like Lee Marvin.
Crazy when he retired R.S. was bigger then John Wayne. also Glenn Ford. Lee Marvin only did a small number of westerns.
I read once that Steve McQueen got smart with Robert Mitchum. Mitchum took exception. Steve McQueen backed up...IN A HURRY!
Cooper and Scott were solid westerners. Mitchum was great but better in his bad guy roles.
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Charles Bronson, Stave McQueen, Yule Bryner, Elli Wallach, Lee Van Cleef
Steve McQueen was not in more then a handful of westerns.
@@carlreed6186 He was the lead in 'Dead or Alive' where he played a bounty hunter. Not bad at all, he was very convincing.
You dont see many westerns these days,they r dieing out,we got no western actors left
I'd hire Timothy Olyfant for a new Western any day!
All told, pretty good. But you need to teach the AI how to read punctuation, as 3:10 to Yuma is not read like three...ten to Yuma. Numerous other similar errors are obvious, as well as significant mispronunciations of names and places.
Glenn Ford
Bob Mitchum got his start doing Hop along Cassidy shorts.
Very good list especially adding Lee van Cleef which many people ignored because Van Cleef starred and gained popularity in spaghetti westerns, someone commented that John Wayne should have been at number 10 and Clint Eastwood at number 1for being a better actor etc,etc not realizing that this list is of famous western stars and not of great actors if good actors was was the case then I'm sorry to say Clint Eastwood most definitely has no place in this list even being my personal favorite actor of all time.
Alan Ladd in Shane best western
Hoot Gibson was my favorite.
Why do you show other people getting awards instead of who you are talking about? Not good editing. Otherwise a good video.
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1. Clint Eastwood
2. Charles Bronson
3. Lee Van Cleef
4. Terrence Hill
5. Gregory Peck
6. Henry fonda
7. Eli Wallach
8. Robert Redford
9. Lee Marvin
10. Bud Spencer
No, Lee Van Cleef did not appear in all three "Dollar Trilogy Movies." He was in "For a Few Dollars More" and "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly," but he was not in "A Fistful of Dollars."
Forgoten stars Dan Duryea, Burt Reynolds,
Richard Widmark
Kirk Douglas
Alan Ladd
Burt Lancaster
Franco Nero
Forgot to Mention Kirk Douglas
Walton Goggins is also a great actor as Cooper in fallout. IMO
roy rogers.not included?
How easily we forget Roy Rogers.
No Robert Duvall hes done some great westerns !!
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So Fonda's Frank in once upon a time in the west is forgotten?
Trail of the Lonesome Pine was not a western. The highlight of the movie for me was Fuzzy Knight singing "Twilight on the Trail".
Audie Murphy and Joel MaCrae for me.
Totally agree
Totally agree
John Wayne, Glenn Ford, Randolph Scott best western stars of all time need to have been in at least ten westerns.
Confusing Mr deeds goes to Town and Mr Smith goes to Washington you guys are lazy and don't do your homework 2 Frank Capra films how you guys managed to screw this up is amazing. 16:05 Mr deeds goes to Washington?????? 16:05
They should have mentioned The Unconquered, The Hanging Tree, Vera Cruz, Northwest Mounted Police, Dallas,The Plainsman, as some of Cooper's best westerns. All of them are my favorite Gary Cooper westerns.
Some mistake the volume of westerns John Wayne was in for purported excellence. He did make a number of very good westerns, but to say he was the no. 1 actor just isn't valid IMHO.
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Where's Joel and audie?
Number 1 is for cleant Eastwood,then scott,jon wayne,alan lad,lee van cliff, Anthony Quinn,fonda,murfie,rory Calhoun.
To me Lee van Cleef outshines all the others - especially Clint Eastwood. He's baaaaad
Here are my favorites;
GENE AUTRY.
CHARLES BRONSON.
EMILIO ESTEVEZ.
MEL GIBSON.
PAUL HOGAN.
BOB HOPE.
DON KNOTTS.
BURT REYNOLDS.
TEX RITTER.
ROY ROGERS.
ADAM SANDLER.
Don’t forget Charles Bronson and Johnny Cash
Sell I wonder if acotrs like Roy Rodgers and tom Mix should be included here. really they were known as bow boy stars.
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Kirk Douglas ?.
Wayne was a woosh compared to Eastwood. Clint is the all time best cowboy and his films are magnificent. The spaghetti westerns and Josie Wales are unbeatable.
Clint Eastwood played a coward on Maverick. He wasn't vere good as a coward though.
I totally agree with you - 100%!
Jimmy Stewart wore the same hat in all his weterns
This list appears like 'most records sold' list.
Robert Mitchum was a better actor than James Stewart, Gregory Peck and Henry Fonda.
Lee Van Cleef was much more impressive than Gary Cooper, Glenn Ford and Randolph Scott.
Clint Eastwood starred in Westerns long before the Trilogy. Many remember him as Rowdy Yates in 'Rawhide'.
What Mitchum, Lee Van Cleef and Clint Eastwood had in common, was charisma. None of the others had that... that includes John Wayne.
There are plenty of great actors who starred in Western TV series who, imo were better than the majority of those mentioned in the list.
Slim Pickens is missing as is Charles Bronson, James Coburn and many others who were better actors than those big screen sweethearts. - Val Kilmer did an excellent job in 'Tombstone' as Doc Holiday.
And where is roy rodger
Joel McCrea
I grew up watching all these guys. Glenn Ford shouldnt be on the list. Eli Wallach should be. McKenna's Gold, The Good the Bad, and the Ugly, Magnificent Seven, How the West Was Won etc. Ford put up volume with few memorable performances. Clint is higher tan John Wayne for the same reason. While Wayne did great performances like Liberty Valance, True Grit, and the Searchers. Wayne filmed all of his during the Westerns heyday. All that was on TV was shows like The Virginian, Bonanza, Big Valley, Gunsmoke, The Rifleman and on and on. Who had the bigger influence on the genre itself? Wayne did by far. Who did the best western movies. Eastwood. Its not even close. Unforgiven, The GTB&TU, Outlaw Josie Wales, High Plains Drifter, Fist Full of Dollars, For a Few Dollars more. Wayne has sheer volume, but there are several Wayne films I could care less for. In that B category is where I think Eastwood shines: Two Mules For Sister Sarah, Coogan's Bluff, Pale Rider, Hang'em High. The only B tier Wayne film I like watching is Big Jake. Both men did well outside the genre and I think Wayne takes Clint Eastwood on that with most memorable films Like Sands of Iwo Jima, The Quiet Man, McQ, Hatari, Donavan's Reef, The Green Berets etc. I would say Eastwood conceded that title when he went behind the camera.
Joel McCrea would be my on list between Scott and Ford.😮
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Douglas. Kirk Douglas.
The most Ungly men was Klaus Kinski in a Few Dollars More, but he was good
Terence Hill is "hors concours".
American westerns
Audie Murphy was the greatest Western actor that ever lived..your choice list is absolutely ridiculous..
Hmmm, not as ridiculous as your comment. Murphy was a war hero but as far as acting went, he was crap. Do you seriously think he was better than Eastwood, Wayne or van Cleef? If you do don't even answer my question, it will embarrass you.
Steve macqeen is the best
What about tom laughlin
It's Sergio Le on e,
Wrong people in some pictures.
Randolph Scott hands down
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You forgot Pat Conway, who was more handsome than Pat Conway no one and a good actor too
Video doesn't match the narration.
This ten guys americans where is The foriegn Actors like guiliano Gema, anthony Steven ,trence hill franco Nero +george hilton + george Ardisson &Audie murphy and Charles Bronson+ Brut Reynolds In Navajo Joy + Marka Damon= (Jonny yuma) and Guy Madison!!!...all they getting oscars...dangerous Men!!!....thanks.
Clint Eastwood the all time best. Wayne was a woosh by comparison. Charles Bronson number two.
Ok, quite interesting, but: Why this annoying totally unfitting bad sounding music???