Quigley Down Under (11/11) Movie CLIP - Headed for America (1990) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Cora (Laura San Giacomo) meets up Quigley (Tom Selleck) before they leave for America.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Tom Selleck stars as American cowboy archetype Matthew Quigley in Simon Wincer's outback western Quigley Down Under. Answering an advertisement placed by Australian cattle baron Elliot Marston (Alan Rickman) to come to the rugged and uncivilized Australian countryside and shoot dingoes, Quigley finds himself halfway around the world, only to find that Marston wants to exploit his talents as a sharpshooter in order to wipe out the Aborigine population. Taken aback by this square-jawed genocide, Quigley grabs Marston and hurls him through a window. Marston, who controls the region, sets out to hunt Quigley down. But helping him stay one step ahead of Marston is the addlebrained expatriate American trollop Crazy Cora (Laura San Giacomo) who insists that Quigley is her husband Roy.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1990)
Cast: Don Bridges, Tom Selleck, Laura San Giacomo
Director: Simon Wincer
Producers: Stanley O'Toole, Megan Rose, Alexandra Rose
Screenwriter: John Hill
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One of the most underrated movies of the 20th century.
Best supporting role by a firearm.
You mean best supporting actor, Tom Selleck…
The rifle won an Oscar
Legend has it that the clerk is still waiting for Quigley to show up to this day
The little weasel.
😂🤣😜
Great movie, totally ignored by the mainstream ... Best by Selleck ever
They dont make movies like this anymore, damn shame because the music was also so incredibly unique. Her dress was also stunning.
Love the music it was perfect it just fit awesome on this movie
Basil Poledouris was a master. He did Arnie's two Conan films you know.
Thank Christ for that it was a nothing movie.
Tom Selleck seems to fit perfectly into any role he gets.
E n español
Here just one he doesn’t fit. Continuous forever advertisements on television for reverse mortgages
.....he was once offered the James Bond role but his contract in magnum series made it difficult to accept .
@@charlesdickens6706 I think you may have that confused with Indiana Jones.
Except those reverse mortgage commercials
Thee best ending to any movie I have ever seen. Loved how this one ended.
The very very best
Who didn't whoop with a smile at that finale?
When the Agent pulled back the pistol hammer, Tom Selleck heard it along with the woman standing in the doorway, to change His name to Ruy Cobb.
I couldn't find the movie ANYWHERE on the internet, my grandpa is 86 YEARS OLD and he wanted to watch it but we couldn't find. Thanks for uploading this in HD quality! he watched all the videos and enjoyed a lot !!! ♥♥♥♥
John Wayne was a great actor, one of my favorites, but when you wanted a touch of humor in your Western movie, Tom Selleck was second to none.
Clearly you've never watched North To Alaska!
James Garner
Kevin Costner, though he's funny without meaning to be.
Yul Bryner would like to have word with you ....
@@overlorddvst80r31 lol he was one of my first crushes... Magnificent 7 is still my fave western
I NEVER tire this movie.
One of my favourite westerns ^^. Plot, acting, music, scenery, everything is perfect ^^.
She finally got his name right.
Still think Laura SAN Giacomo is gorgeous even nowadays.
She certainly is! What a tiny little beauty.
Great movie very underrated
This movie was in the making for years. Steve McQueen was suppose to be Quigley, but of course he died before it could be made. Clint Eastwood was too old, and Harrison Ford turned it down (supposedly because Q8was too much like Indiana Jones), when Tom Selleck Magnum P.I. was concelled in 1988 he was open to star in Quigley Down Under.
Good thing too, cant imagine this movie without Tom Selleck
This was my dad's favorite movie. Now it's one of my favorites too.
Laura San Giacomo was very attractive. She could do the whole innocent/vulnerable look very well
I truly adore this movie..and he came back to America a Rich Man having her by his side
That he did!
Back when it was so easy to get out of a country without a passport.
I don't think that there was any passports for "whites" back then....
What can you say perfect villain Allan Rickman
He was always a great bad guy. Miss him.
Tom Selleck is what a man should look like.
Laura San Giacomo is gorgeous.
On the way to San Francisco the ship stopped in Hawaii, where Mr Cobb/Quigley became Matthew Magnum. We all know his Great-Grandson--He drives a Red, 308 GTB Ferrari
Not really. As written in the TV show, Thomas Magnum was born in Detroit, but raised in Virginia.
308 GTS
such a great ending!
Matthew Quigley/Roy Cobb is a BOSS!
One of my favourite all time movies, have it on DVD, can’t stop watching it, great story line. Thanks for sharing.😃👍
Excellent movie, perfect casting.
I loved this movie,the one with Virginia Madsen is just as good.
Tom makes good,wholesome and entertaining movies.
Crossfire trail. Check out Last stand at Saber River or Monte Walsh.
What a fantastic movie!!!
Tom Selleck is 6'4" and he has two brothers both taller than him and Laura San Giacomo is 5'2"
@John Nicodemus congrats
The old saying holds true. The difference in height only matters when you're standing up.
Got you beat. I'm 6'5, and my ex is 5'. But difference in height does have some problems. Hard to 69 XD
Yes, it does take some doin, but it's possible, its possible😁
John---Dad was 6'4". Mom was 5'4". They were married over 70 years. (And had 7 kids.)
All the best to you and your (lovely) little woman.
Respectfully,
PMH
if she said that 30 seconds earlier he'd been shot!
She knew exactly what she was doing.
@@johncollins9745 And exactly this is the reason, why he has to kiss her. Right here, in this moment.
That's my favourite one actually.
-- ... Matthew Quigley!
A policeman walking by:
-- Matthew who? Hands up, don't move!
Great movie, wonderful ending.
Great movie with great good guys and great bad guys and great everything!
A western movie from MGM in the 20th century, the last from them
Crazy Cora, what a Gal!
Fun fact: Abraham Lincoln and Tom Selleck are both the same height...and Lincoln was the tallest president. Just for context LMAO. ALSO, I LOVE THIS MOVIE WITH A BURNING PASSION
She’s 5’2” against his 6’4”
Like having a little doll for your love.
Great movie
Pity they didn't make more Quigley movies, like I think they planned on doing originally.
They did, but the character was called Jesse Stone. 😂
Quigley is a huge fella. That lady barely reaches his stomach!
VIK_BODY_BELD sometimes the angle of the camera makes her look small but use a custom made lense like I have you see a tall figure. That changes everything in that stomach area, I can grasp her point though.
@@johnklaas814 Tom Sellek is like 6' 4" and shes 5' 2", that's no camera trick.
love, love, love this movie.
Great cast
Beautiful
Wahoo yeah buddy, I sure enjoy watching these two.... Lol
hero saves girl, girl saves hero
Unlike Tom Cruise he doesn’t have to stand on a box...
Alexius Nemo - Best comment EVER.
Lsj doesn't look that tall.
it was camera tricks in top gun because kelly mcginnis was a damn half foot taller and in the heels she wore she was 6 feet
Savage!!! 🤣
Oh damn!! Though Carla is the perfect height. You don’t even have to sit down when she goes to town on you. 😅😅😅
great movie.
I like Tom, but for me, she is the real star.
love it 💗❤💚💜❤❤💚
Identity checks were tough back then...
Yep. Only names. Unless you had an artist able to draw a really good image and have the printers make a plate of that ;)
They payed attention to many details. E.g. Richard the Lionheart was caught in Europe travelling incognito back home from the Middle East 3-rd Crusade. They've recognized him by his orders in taverns, which only a very rich man could afford.
Oh yeah
Roy Cobb's Gun..
Good movie
He can throw her around like a ragdoll.
*Petite women are amazing in bed. Well in my experience so far.*
man was glad for the happy end !!
Nice shampoo and blow dryer jobs on their hair just before this scene. I had no idea people were so clean during that time.
Do you prefer the Terence Hill /Bud Sepencer movies, where you can almost smell the stink?
They were not clean barely ever took baths
@@noahcampbell6387 Except he'd just come off the outback & was fixin' to board a boat to America. It was likely the next day, he'd bought new clothes for his journey & undoubtedly got a room & a bath to go with the new clothes.
When I saw this movie. When asked his name he said William Hickok.
They had so many kids!
My Top 5 Westerns
1. Once Upon A Time In The West
2. The Good The Bad The Ugly
3. Tombstone
4. Open Range
5. Quigley Down Under
Honorable Mentions
Unforgivin
Outlaw Josey whales
Young Guns Pt 1 & 2
Surprised for a few dollars more isn’t up there
The Searchers and Red River!!
Good thing picture ID wasn't required...lol
Interesting to think of how he would have done the role of Indiana Jones which he was offered.
Sometimes everything works out for everybody
We would think that he is the best actor for this role as we think today that Harrison Ford is the best actor for this role.
There's an episode in the later seasons of Magnum I can't tell you what's called it might be the Lost art but it's an Indiana Jones spoof
@@dougc190 Yes, it’s Raiders of the Lost Art. It’s a good episode. 😁
Aloha Quigley was one idea for a second movie, or so I heard.
That clerk obviously hadn't watched the film till then, otherwise he would have known he wouldn't have stood a chance with that little pistol against Quigley.
❤❤❤❤❤
Sling shot tira flecha
My dad helped with this movie
Ha ha 😂
How beautiful is Laura San Giacomo?
four
I’m an Aussie born . I must say iv never seen so many real aborigines in one place . Lots of not so real ones . But never have I seen so many as on this movie .
Now that's stretching for a kiss as Tom Selleck is 6'4" and Laura San Giacomo is 5'2".
Rifle weighs more than she does! I'm guessing a guy could could easily reload and get a second or even a third shot off with her wrapped around him. Just an observation...
Tom Selleck is Sam Elliots long lost brother
No add👍👍👍
She just wants a ride back to the states
Yep. Now she is going to have her green card. lol
I hope she enjoyed that mouthful of chaw.
Quigley full muvie
Wounded if he went Down Under with her😁
She was so hot in this
Quigley didn't need to hear two words at all --- Cora had a tight little body and Ole Matty wanted to get some of that ... like real bad
Real men are hard to find
I'd like to see him as Batman
He would never fit in a movie that sucks as bad as Batman. And the more they make the worse it gets
@@dalehall2067 You make me laugh
Tom Selleck should've been a bigger star. I think he lacked the voice to match his physical presence. Looking as he did, he should've had a voice like Robert Mitchum or John Wayne.
He's done just fine. His current TV show is going into its 10th season. He is considered one of the better cowboy actors around.
He's also suffered for many years from severe arthritis. My Mom (who has always been a huge fan) mentioned this to me months ago as we discussed something similar and she was recommending I watch Blue Bloods. An article I read said he often has (and I'm being serious) stunt men standing in for him in scenes entering and exiting cars. He's done well for himself, and is still an iconic actor to many.
Personally, I just dig his sweet mustache! Lol
I think his voice matches just fine. He doesn't have to have a booming tone like Mitchum, or a drawl like Wayne, but his own style, which is what made him a badass for the role of Quigley.
@@TheTsar1918 I like Selleck too, but I must admit that Sam Elliott, who ironically has done a western with Selleck and looks a little like Selleck, has a much better cowboy voice.
@@joep8787 Those two are what you would call “real men”. Not a “girlie” bone in either one of them!
There's realy only 3 actors that realy fit the Old west.
Tom Selleck. Sam Neil and ofc Clint Eastwood.
No doubt, there are others that play the part well, but those three are the part.
John Wayne would disagree. As would Steve McQueen who I thought was excellent in his Western roles. Also: "Sam Neil"? Sure you're not thinking of Sam Elliot?
@@1SaG Sure, the Duke was a great actor, played some fantastic roles, but to me he always seemed to be just playing a part. (obviously they all are)
Whether that was just older style of acting, the style of directing or the scripts, i couldnt say.
There are some great actors over the years, but i still think those three have something more than the rest.
Yep, Sam Elliot is who i meant.
Is that the chick from the sitcom where her father owns the magazine
That *woman* is Laura San Giacomo, and yes, among her many other roles was the character of "Maya," whose father owns the fashion magazine in the TV series 'Just Shoot Me.'
Cheers for the info on that chick mate , much appreciated
@@kymgardiner2724 You're welcome. She first caught my attention when she played Julia Roberts' friend/coworker (prostitute) in 'Pretty Woman,' which came out in 1990 just before 'Quigley Down Under,' although she'd already been working for several years before that.
Maya from Just shoot me
I never quite understood why the clerk picked up the gun, then put it down. The poster didn't have Quigley's face, so why pick up the pistol in the first place? And if he somehow thought it was Quigley, why would he be easily fooled by a fake name? Did he want to let Quigley go? But why the gun then?
Because he was matching the age, height, etc. and Q. said he was heading to America. The clerk was spoofed by confident speech, and the woman effectively confirmed the name (Roy) by not being surprised at all.
From the accent, the clerk knew he was an American and there were probably very few Americans there at the time. The port city being used is Fremantle, which is on the West Coast of Australia, which by ship can take months to reach from the West Coast of the United States. So given that, he probably figured that any American male of that age and size would be a likely suspect.
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nope
One of the most stupidest "Click above to watch more" links I've ever passed by. None work...
Diese ganze scheisse kotzt mih nur noch an.
por que no presentan esta pelicula completa vamos de una con sub. sp.