I saw this movie back in 1972 i Was 20 years old in June, gemini like John Wayne, one of the most gifted actors of All time an this movie along the alamo 1960 just so awsome and, John Wayne deserve to along with the president in mount rushmore, thanks lord Rob Word of Word on Westerns laird of Word manor your friend tom now and always say hello to your 👪 family from tom your friend always 🤩
THE COWBOYS is one movie where all the "Boys" got their 15-minutes of never-ending fame... they all got their turn with good lines and close-ups! Whether they went on to make a big HOLLYWOOD career or not, they each got incredible iconic memories from being in such a classic western. Its great that Rob gives them a platform to share their own unique memories... they're not boys anymore and they don't movies like THE COWBOYS anymore either!
Just to show how times have changed,at one time shows like this would be on "mainstream tv".. our generation watching programs produced by the generation that made these films. Thanks to our great host and his great show for keeping our childhood alive. .. I'm 67 and these still resonate with me today.
That was awesome. I love these interviews. I was almost 10 when I watched this. It was a formative experience sitting in that theater. It starts one way, all kind of lighthearted. Then boy!-howdy, did it take a turn. I was at an age were I could really relate and I was thoroughly riveted to the very end. If I known then what I know now, I'd have simply been jealous as hell at those lucky kids getting to make that movie. Now...well, now I'm jealous of Rob getting to do what he clearly loves. Thanks Team WoW! Kudos on another great interview.
You did it again. Another great episode. I've always liked the Cowboys but this 50th anniversary series has reminded me that it really more than liked. Both you, and guests from the cast and crew, ask and answer the questions, that show why this film is so memorable.
I remember as a boy wanting so much to meet John Wayne, but it never happened...I enjoy every movie he is in...what a great privilege for these boys, now men, to have acted with him. Thanks again for a great interview!
I was in my 20s when this movie came out, and even at that add I didn’t want to see a movie where John Wayne died! I still haven’t seen this movie, but I did see The Shootist. This movie was made at a politically divisive time Mark Rydell and decided if he had to direct the conservative Wayne he would make him uncomfortable by hiring mostly liberals. It didn’t work because Wayne was such a cooperative fun loving guy everyone ended up loving him, especially Mark Rydell. At least that is what I’ve heard. Thank you Rob!
This is one of my favourite westerns. I’d always watch it at my grandparents house with my grandad. I know it word for word, happy memories with this one.
Hi Tom. Ever since a move my daughter and I made in April we no longer have a way to play any music. Except for on our cellular phones and I can't stand the way that sounds. Now that you've reminded me how happy music makes me feel I am going to work on getting a small stereo. 😊
@@wendypartida2206 i do Hope you get a stereo, i have it My car as well, music, makes you happy, have a wonderfull Day too you and your daugther, from tom and happy halloween 🦇
Wonderful interview. I have been watching older Westerns I will add this to the list and I know I have seen it in the past. The Last One I watched was Legends of the Fall not only a great film but the music haunting. Thank you and grateful.
These guys have sure grown up and Thank You for this interview with these young folks who did the movie and they were standing there seeing what Bruce did up close too that’s staying with those youngsters Forever and I see they have turned out well and they probably aren’t too crazy about Bruce either Way Bruce’s eyes got so big to them too. Wow! I am Glad they turned out so well! 😉😃
What a wonderful interview!!!! There is just one problem. .... It was not long enough!!!! I honestly think I could watch Mr. Word interview these now grown men for hours. There are so many things I would like to know; so many stories I would like to hear. "The Cowboys" is such a great movie. It may be 50 years old, but it never seems old to me. It is timeless. And now, thanks to today's too short episode of AWOW, while many Americans will be watching Sunday afternoon football, I am going to watch "The Cowboys" again for perhaps the 100th time. It doesn't matter if it is the 2nd or the 99th time I watch it. It still makes me laugh and cry all over again. Thank you AWOW, Steve and Sean. You made my day!!!! God bless!!!!
Thanks for Sharing, Kit. We are taping new interviews 11am-1pm at The Autry Museum in LA, Nov 8 and Dec 13, 2022, and Jan 14, 2023. C'mon down! It's a party and it's FREE!
@@AWordonWesterns I am living in the Philippines. It's a bit far to come there. When I win the lotto, My first splurge will be a visit there. THANKS SO MUCH SIR FOR YOUR WORK.
"You Grown Old." ROFL 😂🤣 And here I been talking up how great an interviewer you are. JK ... you still are. And BTW 'The Cowboys' is one of my all time favorite John Wayne Movies.
Thank you, Rob :) Always a great time remembering films I saw at our best theater in town. Those guys would have been a few years younger than me, but I was still 17 or 18 so not that much younger either. .... Thank you again! - m.
I have been a John Wayne fan since the early 1960s. I guess my memories go back to about 1963, some 1962. I was born near the end of 1957 BTW. John Wayne is the only Individual who has not just 1, but 2 Subsections in my DVD Collections notebook, and has movies in 3 Subsections. John Wayne has his own Subsection in John Wayne Westerns, Non Western John Wayne in my Classics section, and has a few movies in my Action Subsection History by Timeline Action. WW2 and of course Green Berets when it comes to Vietnam. If he had done Korean War films they would have been in between.
Thanks, Rob, for this terrific interview. I remember crying myself sick when John Wayne was killed..I kept saying to myself-he can't die, he just can't die.
Another interesting interview. Many thanks, Rob, Steve, Sean and Team AWOW, and to add to the great request of @ViscountGrape I too would love to hear more about McCabe and Mrs. Miller, one of my all-time favorite Westerns. In fact, we need to collect as many oral histories as possible to get a better understanding of both the genre and the industry. Many thanks again!
Great movie, I have not watched it in years. Hard to watch the Duke get taken out. Watched a movie the other day and Burt Reynolds died in a scene. Hard to watch your hero die. Like watching Bob Steel go from hero to zero, heart wrenching 😢
Is it possible to do an On-Location Memories for McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971)? Keith Carradine gave a wonderful portrayal of the “Cowboy” in probably what was his first movie. Happy Trails Rob.
I really enjoyed that movie. The one thing that leaped out to me was this was supposedly long ago but there were chem trails that blew the time frame like seeing car tire tracks in a civil war movie by the wagons tracks.
So good interview with Steve and Sean. Thanks Rob, what memories for the kids all their lives. You do such great interviews. Hope you’ll show us the 50 year picture of these young “cowboys”.
Thanks, Sue. I thought I'd used the group photo for one of the other episodes I did on THE COWBOYS. I've got one more episode scheduled for Dec 4 with Nic "Four Eyes" Beauvy and Bobby Carradine and will make sure to include the photo in that episode.
One of the greatest movies ever, Rob. I’m 60 and I don’t feel real old I’m not 25 anymore but I don’t feel too old. Sorry about using all those I’s , Rob. I promise you I’m not narcissistic, lol.
Thanks for this. This series is my favorite from your channel. I was 15 when this movie came out. I wanted to see movie because of the fan magazine hype. My parents drove over 40 miles so I could see it. I've often tried to find out what happened to the cast. Super job from you.
It took a long time for me to see the first viewing of " the Cowboys " as I discriminated against a western with the main characters being kids. The Duke ? Oh no , Duke ..... say it ain't so. What an idiot I was . It was a great movie ! The saving grace for me was many years after John Wayne died I got to see a wonderful John Wayne western for the first time and many times since. Thank you WOW for posting and hosting this fine reunion.
Lynn Stallmaster should get an honorary Oscar and Lifetime Emmy for his outstanding casting work. I know he's passed on, but he helped to change film and TV history.
It's a little unnerving seeing these kids at this age. Although I've seen "The Cowboys" many times since, 1971 doesn't seem all that long ago. I clearly recall going to see it with my final high school girlfriend. She hated it; I loved it. Well, she actually liked it when Wayne was killed, at least. As it has always been and continues to be, many, many people just can't separate the artist's work from the person's real life. Wayne wasn't exactly a popular guy with my age group, although he was an exceptional actor and Rydell was one of the brightest filmmakers of the era. But if these two kids have aged that much since that not-long-ago 1971, I'm afraid that means that I have, too. Ouch.
@@AWordonWesterns SERIOUSLY lucky. I'm still in touch with most of my college friends and some goofball event or another always comes up with the closing line, "It's amazing that we lived through that!" These days, it's our various cancers, heart problems, etc.. How do we live through that?!? Eh, luck or not, life is still too much fun to let it get away.
hey Rob. Good interview....although I have watched almost every John Wayne film, I have never seen "The Cowboys"...why don't you show it on you Friday western live TH-cam show...
Regarding "Red River": Made in '46 but because of legal issues with Howard Hughes (A story in itself), not released until '48. Said to have been Wayne's best performance to date. No longer "The Kid" anymore, and marking his entrance into a new more mature phase that would carry him through the rest of his career. Only problem with that is, three films (his 87th counting all those quicky oaters and serials he did in the 30s) and a full two years *after* "Red River", he made "Three Godfathers" with Ford. Playing a youthful Bob Marmaduke... (Haw! Haw! Haw!) Sangster Hightower, seeming to have lost at least a decade in age from Tom Dunson, he was at forty, the albeit somewhat more mature but still "The Kid". Again. For at least one last time.
We have been pulling all nighters since the pandemic ended to post every Sunday morning and every Friday night. We are thinking about scheduling and only posting new shows every month so we can leave the house every once in awhile.
@@AWordonWesterns …oh please not complaining , love your interview series…just noticed it was missing in my am feed SUNDAY MORN, …..was hoping it was not due to illness etc….BIG FAN OF YOUR CHANNEL
@@thedoxinator3934 No problem, DOX. It's just that my self imposed weekly schedule for shows hasn't given me a break from deadlines in 9 years. I love doing the show but I need to do something else, too.
Warner Brothers is right about the high cost of transferring 35 mm into digital. As an independent production company we ran across that same cost shock. We ended up incinerating 35 mm prints and throwing the rest in a debris box. That includes B movies that were shot in the Alabama Hills.
"Paint your Wagon" is my absolute favorite Lee Marvin role. If you have be er seen this film then you are truly missing out, in my opinion. *Clint Eastwood co-stars.
One of my Favorite westerns. I can't believe it has been 50 years. I saw this movie at the Magnolia theater in North Hollywood and when the movie ended I saw Roscoe Brown sitting in the back of the theater. Many thanks guys for bringing back the memories.
Thank you for continuing this series, I have seen each one you posted and am truly grateful so many of them made the trip to Fort Worth Texas historic Stock Yards this past summer, I was one of the lucky ones to get tickets to the private meet and greet, it was truly one of the highlights of my adult life meeting so many of them, The TickToks I made of the meetings still get views and comments to this day. Thank you so much.
I saw this movie back in 1972 i Was 20 years old in June, gemini like John Wayne, one of the most gifted actors of All time an this movie along the alamo 1960 just so awsome and, John Wayne deserve to along with the president in mount rushmore, thanks lord Rob Word of Word on Westerns laird of Word manor your friend tom now and always say hello to your 👪 family from tom your friend always 🤩
THE COWBOYS is one movie where all the "Boys" got their 15-minutes of never-ending fame... they all got their turn with good lines and close-ups!
Whether they went on to make a big HOLLYWOOD career or not, they each got incredible iconic memories from being in such a classic western.
Its great that Rob gives them a platform to share their own unique memories... they're not boys anymore and they don't movies like THE COWBOYS anymore either!
Just to show how times have changed,at one time shows like this would be on "mainstream tv".. our generation watching programs produced by the generation that made these films. Thanks to our great host and his great show for keeping our childhood alive. .. I'm 67 and these still resonate with me today.
Thanks, joe.
Wonderful interview. Bruce Dern was the scariest villain in any western I ever saw.
these guys seem like they have enjoyed their friendship and their lives.... thumbs way up
It was a good book and a good movie.
My dad took me to see the Cowboys when I was 14. My dad was a cattleman and I was one of his hands. Needless to say the movie is very special to me.
That was awesome. I love these interviews.
I was almost 10 when I watched this. It was a formative experience sitting in that theater. It starts one way, all kind of lighthearted. Then boy!-howdy, did it take a turn. I was at an age were I could really relate and I was thoroughly riveted to the very end.
If I known then what I know now, I'd have simply been jealous as hell at those lucky kids getting to make that movie. Now...well, now I'm jealous of Rob getting to do what he clearly loves.
Thanks Team WoW! Kudos on another great interview.
We are in dire need of movies like this now.
Yeah, we are, and never truer than now at a time when we need the escape they provided more than ever.
You did it again. Another great episode. I've always liked the Cowboys but this 50th anniversary series has reminded me that it really more than liked. Both you, and guests from the cast and crew, ask and answer the questions, that show why this film is so memorable.
I remember as a boy wanting so much to meet John Wayne, but it never happened...I enjoy every movie he is in...what a great privilege for these boys, now men, to have acted with him. Thanks again for a great interview!
It’s great seeing these actors all grown up, and it’s rather surprising that they still look the same, despite their beauty lines.
Thank you. Love the movie and hearing these memories. Very enjoyable interview.
Great interview about a great great movie with an outstanding cast.
Thanks for the interviews of more cast on this Great movie and thanks to Sean and Steve for sharing their memories.
Thank was great fun Rob, thank you and The Cowboys
Another awesome and appreciated interview with stars from the past. I always look forward to your show Rob. Thanks a million!
Thanks, Daryl
This show is just brilliant, I enjoyed every episode. Thanks very much Sir.
The Cowboys. My #1 favorite movie. From John Williams orchestration to John Wayne and all the actors. Perfect, well made, best film locations. Period.
Never get tired of anything to do with this incredible movie.
Thank you so much, Rob for this wonderful interview
Great interview
I was in my 20s when this movie came out, and even at that add I didn’t want to see a movie where John Wayne died! I still haven’t seen this movie, but I did see The Shootist. This movie was made at a politically divisive time Mark Rydell and decided if he had to direct the conservative Wayne he would make him uncomfortable by hiring mostly liberals. It didn’t work because Wayne was such a cooperative fun loving guy everyone ended up loving him, especially Mark Rydell. At least that is what I’ve heard. Thank you Rob!
You heard right, Buck.
Nice to go back in time love the memories.
"You've grown Old[er]," too, Rob! Another wonderful interview. Thank you for making another great day for my wife and myself!
You bet, Andy. Thanks for Old Rob.
This is one of my favourite westerns.
I’d always watch it at my grandparents house with my grandad.
I know it word for word, happy memories with this one.
PS now i AM 70 years old and love western and western music, and soundtrack from the movies, i have the soundtrack from the cowboys 🤠 🤠 🤠
Wow! The soundtrack from "The Cowboys" must be terrific.
@@wendypartida2206 yes and also from the alamo 1960 true Gritt eldorado you name Them i have a lot of soundtracks from Westerns 🤠 🤠 🤠
Hi Tom.
Ever since a move my daughter and I made in April we no longer have a way to play any music.
Except for on our cellular phones and I can't stand the way that sounds.
Now that you've reminded me how happy music makes me feel I am going to work on getting a small stereo. 😊
@@wendypartida2206 i do Hope you get a stereo, i have it My car as well, music, makes you happy, have a wonderfull Day too you and your daugther, from tom and happy halloween 🦇
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you, AWOW! Wonderful interview, Rob! Thank you, Sean and Steve!!!
Thanks Rob, your interviews are never a disappointment.
Thanks, Dan
Wonderful interview. I have been watching older Westerns I will add this to the list and I know I have seen it in the past. The Last One I watched was Legends of the Fall not only a great film but the music haunting. Thank you and grateful.
These guys have sure grown up and Thank You for this interview with these young folks who did the movie and they were standing there seeing what Bruce did up close too that’s staying with those youngsters Forever and I see they have turned out well and they probably aren’t too crazy about Bruce either Way Bruce’s eyes got so big to them too. Wow! I am Glad they turned out so well! 😉😃
Hi, Rob. So enjoyable! Thx.
Love this Movie...
I remember Sean from one of my favorite episodes of Little House on the Prairie... The Troublemaker.
Thanks again.
A classic episode, Deb
Another great episode Rob. The Cowboys, in my opinion was one of the best westerns ever made.
It sure seems to keep rising up in appreciation and popularity, Ed. Thanks
I will echo what everyone else is saying, great interview Rob. AWOW never disappoints!😊😊👍👍
Thanks, slick.
What a wonderful interview!!!! There is just one problem. .... It was not long enough!!!! I honestly think I could watch Mr. Word interview these now grown men for hours. There are so many things I would like to know; so many stories I would like to hear. "The Cowboys" is such a great movie. It may be 50 years old, but it never seems old to me. It is timeless. And now, thanks to today's too short episode of AWOW, while many Americans will be watching Sunday afternoon football, I am going to watch "The Cowboys" again for perhaps the 100th time. It doesn't matter if it is the 2nd or the 99th time I watch it. It still makes me laugh and cry all over again. Thank you AWOW, Steve and Sean. You made my day!!!! God bless!!!!
Thanks, KB. I'll keep 'em coming. "Too short." Ha! 30-40 hours a week for my "hobby." More fun than golf, though.
ROB, Sir you are much appreciated. Thank you. I share EVERYTHING you create. I wish I could meet you and thank you in person.
Thanks for Sharing, Kit. We are taping new interviews 11am-1pm at The Autry Museum in LA, Nov 8 and Dec 13, 2022, and Jan 14, 2023. C'mon down! It's a party and it's FREE!
@@AWordonWesterns I am living in the Philippines. It's a bit far to come there. When I win the lotto, My first splurge will be a visit there. THANKS SO MUCH SIR FOR YOUR WORK.
2:39 Ah the old days when adults taught children the right way to behave in public. I wish we could go back to that!
So do I Wes.
"You Grown Old." ROFL 😂🤣
And here I been talking up how great an interviewer you are.
JK ... you still are. And BTW 'The Cowboys' is one of my all time favorite John Wayne Movies.
LOL. Thanks, Thorn
Thank you, Rob :) Always a great time remembering films I saw at our best theater in town. Those guys would have been a few years younger than me, but I was still 17 or 18 so not that much younger either.
.... Thank you again! - m.
outstanding Word, fine show, thanks
That was a great Dern impression by Steve, by the way.
Thanks Rob. Another Great Episode an Memory, ....16 years old in 1972,,,,,,,,,Robert Carradine an I are 1956ers...Love the Interviews.
Thanks, Brian
I have been a John Wayne fan since the early 1960s. I guess my memories go back to about 1963, some 1962. I was born near the end of 1957 BTW. John Wayne is the only Individual who has not just 1, but 2 Subsections in my DVD Collections notebook, and has movies in 3 Subsections. John Wayne has his own Subsection in John Wayne Westerns, Non Western John Wayne in my Classics section, and has a few movies in my Action Subsection History by Timeline Action. WW2 and of course Green Berets when it comes to Vietnam. If he had done Korean War films they would have been in between.
Thanks, Rob, for this terrific interview. I remember crying myself sick when John Wayne was killed..I kept saying to myself-he can't die, he just can't die.
Heartbreaking. Still has an effect on everyone. Thanks.
Another interesting interview. Many thanks, Rob, Steve, Sean and Team AWOW, and to add to the great request of @ViscountGrape I too would love to hear more about McCabe and Mrs. Miller, one of my all-time favorite Westerns. In fact, we need to collect as many oral histories as possible to get a better understanding of both the genre and the industry. Many thanks again!
Is was a treat to hear the memories of these men. Thank you Mr. Word. I LOVE ❤️ that movie. In my top five of movies from The Duke. Love from Georgia!
Glad you enjoyed it, TC. Thanks from LA
Great movie, I have not watched it in years. Hard to watch the Duke get taken out. Watched a movie the other day and Burt Reynolds died in a scene. Hard to watch your hero die. Like watching Bob Steel go from hero to zero, heart wrenching 😢
Oh I live for these Behind the Scenes shows. So much film history in them, and the tales they tell... Whoeee! 👍👍& 10⭐
Thanks, OD. I love hearing them, too!
Is it possible to do an On-Location Memories for McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971)? Keith Carradine gave a wonderful portrayal of the “Cowboy” in probably what was his first movie. Happy Trails Rob.
We’re hoping to have Keith as a guest soon. Thanks!
I really enjoyed that movie. The one thing that leaped out to me was this was supposedly long ago but there were chem trails that blew the time frame like seeing car tire tracks in a civil war movie by the wagons tracks.
So good interview with Steve and Sean. Thanks Rob, what memories for the kids all their lives. You do such great interviews. Hope you’ll show us the 50 year picture of these young “cowboys”.
Thanks, Sue. I thought I'd used the group photo for one of the other episodes I did on THE COWBOYS. I've got one more episode scheduled for Dec 4 with Nic "Four Eyes" Beauvy and Bobby Carradine and will make sure to include the photo in that episode.
@@AWordonWesterns Thanks Rob. Look forward to it.
Well done rob.
Thank you for these interviews
Thanks for watching, Les
One of the greatest movies ever, Rob. I’m 60 and I don’t feel real old I’m not 25 anymore but I don’t feel too old. Sorry about using all those I’s , Rob. I promise you I’m not narcissistic, lol.
Thanks, Greg. I believe you.
That was great Rob! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Foxy
Thanks for this. This series is my favorite from your channel. I was 15 when this movie came out. I wanted to see movie because of the fan magazine hype. My parents drove over 40 miles so I could see it. I've often tried to find out what happened to the cast. Super job from you.
Thanks, roberta. Hope you've seen the other cast interviews from the film. I was fortunate to have interviewed 7 of THE COWBOYS!
Rob. I always appreciate these behind the scenes interviews. Very interesting. Thank you again
Thanks, Jim. Glad you enjoy our shows.
It took a long time for me to see the first viewing of " the Cowboys " as I discriminated against a western with the main characters being kids. The Duke ? Oh no , Duke ..... say it ain't so. What an idiot I was . It was a great movie ! The saving grace for me was many years after John Wayne died I got to see a wonderful John Wayne western for the first time and many times since. Thank you WOW for posting and hosting this fine reunion.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Lynn Stallmaster should get an honorary Oscar and Lifetime Emmy for his outstanding casting work. I know he's passed on, but he helped to change film and TV history.
Great interview, Rob! Liked the little clip from one of my favorite movies too. There was so much that just came together in "The Cowboys." 👍👍
It's a little unnerving seeing these kids at this age. Although I've seen "The Cowboys" many times since, 1971 doesn't seem all that long ago. I clearly recall going to see it with my final high school girlfriend. She hated it; I loved it. Well, she actually liked it when Wayne was killed, at least. As it has always been and continues to be, many, many people just can't separate the artist's work from the person's real life. Wayne wasn't exactly a popular guy with my age group, although he was an exceptional actor and Rydell was one of the brightest filmmakers of the era. But if these two kids have aged that much since that not-long-ago 1971, I'm afraid that means that I have, too. Ouch.
We all have aged, MJ. And, lucky we are, I might add! Thanks.
@@AWordonWesterns SERIOUSLY lucky. I'm still in touch with most of my college friends and some goofball event or another always comes up with the closing line, "It's amazing that we lived through that!" These days, it's our various cancers, heart problems, etc.. How do we live through that?!? Eh, luck or not, life is still too much fun to let it get away.
hey Rob. Good interview....although I have watched almost every John Wayne film, I have never seen "The Cowboys"...why don't you show it on you Friday western live TH-cam show...
Don't have the rights to it, Buzz. It runs often and is also available on Bluray. It's beautifully shot, too.
Regarding "Red River": Made in '46 but because of legal issues with Howard Hughes (A story in itself), not released until '48. Said to have been Wayne's best performance to date. No longer "The Kid" anymore, and marking his entrance into a new more mature phase that would carry him through the rest of his career.
Only problem with that is, three films (his 87th counting all those quicky oaters and serials he did in the 30s) and a full two years *after* "Red River", he made "Three Godfathers" with Ford. Playing a youthful Bob Marmaduke... (Haw! Haw! Haw!) Sangster Hightower, seeming to have lost at least a decade in age from Tom Dunson, he was at forty, the albeit somewhat more mature but still "The Kid". Again. For at least one last time.
Rob , another great episode …you were a little late posting today 😢
We have been pulling all nighters since the pandemic ended to post every Sunday morning and every Friday night. We are thinking about scheduling and only posting new shows every month so we can leave the house every once in awhile.
@@AWordonWesterns …oh please not complaining , love your interview series…just noticed it was missing in my am feed SUNDAY MORN, …..was hoping it was not due to illness etc….BIG FAN OF YOUR CHANNEL
@@thedoxinator3934 No problem, DOX. It's just that my self imposed weekly schedule for shows hasn't given me a break from deadlines in 9 years. I love doing the show but I need to do something else, too.
@@AWordonWesterns absolutely REWARD YOURSELF
Bruce dern Was scary
Warner Brothers is right about the high cost of transferring 35 mm into digital. As an independent production company we ran across that same cost shock. We ended up incinerating 35 mm prints and throwing the rest in a debris box. That includes B movies that were shot in the Alabama Hills.
Yep, sadly it's very expensive. Thanks, James.
Wondering if lee Marvin ever played a warm friendly role?
I think PAINT YOUR WAGON and DONOVAN'S REEF may qualify, Michael.
Thank you. Was thinking EMPEROR OF THE NORTH myself.
"Paint your Wagon" is my absolute favorite Lee Marvin role. If you have be er seen this film then you are truly missing out, in my opinion.
*Clint Eastwood co-stars.
I think that he is great in "Monte Walsh" which was remade with Tom Selleck.
I was a grown man when this movie was made. It seems odd to think that these "boys" are now old men.
Ya got that right, Jess! I'm older than them!
Volume too low ☹️
Can't hear a word.
Sorry, King. It’s probably a poor signal in your location.
Same here in Chicago.
Signal strength okay with tower a mile or less away. Could hear fine on other sites.
This is my least favorite John Wayne movie. It's an excellent movie. Just so very sad when the Duke died.
One of my Favorite westerns. I can't believe it has been 50 years. I saw this movie at the Magnolia theater in North Hollywood and when the movie ended I saw Roscoe Brown sitting in the back of the theater. Many thanks guys for bringing back the memories.
Terrible movie.
Great interview as
Usual Mr. Word Thanks for continuing the Cowboys 🤠 saga from Lone Pine for me.🏜️ It's a nice long trail ride 🐎
Thank you for continuing this series, I have seen each one you posted and am truly grateful so many of them made the trip to Fort Worth Texas historic Stock Yards this past summer, I was one of the lucky ones to get tickets to the private meet and greet, it was truly one of the highlights of my adult life meeting so many of them, The TickToks I made of the meetings still get views and comments to this day. Thank you so much.
Thank you, Brian. I'll bet that was a very special treat in Fort Worth!