Old Tucson Studios Western Movie Set
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- Old Tucson Studios western movie set
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loved this. My mom and dad took me here in 1979. It is one of the most powerful memories of my childhood.
I would love to bring my boys to see it.
Hi From Canada.
Hello!
Beautiful scenery.
Great place.
I was lucky enough to go there in the late 1980’s and spend most of a day enjoying the sights and one of their stunt shows .it was amazing.
It is!
Saturday morning with a cup o' mud and another Ghost Riders video. It don't get no better than that.
Thanks Santee!
Thanks!
I lived in Tucson in the early 80s and have visited old Tucson it was a good time.
Awesome!
Hopefully Old Tuscon reopens when things get back to normal. I wish my love for old Westerns had started before 1995 so I could see all the sets from my favorites movies. I'd still like to visit.
Oh, it will!
Sorry im late long day, this was great! Its great that they were able to save the reno from total destruction.. a little damage is fixable.
Countless of my favorite movies filmed here. Old tucson studios is a national treasure and should always be made to feel so.
Thank you for taking us along my friend. Hope youre enjoying the weekend
Thank you, Brendan!!
I was living in Tucson from 1975-1977 and I celebrated my 20th birthday at "Old Tucson" and met Milburn Stone (Doc Adams) there when he was doing one of the last episodes of "Gunsmoke." I miss Tucson moved back here to Texas in the spring of 1977.
Neat birthday present! Hope you return for a visit one day
I loved visiting there! Seeing the Reno in person is awesome. Thanks for another great video, Santee!
You're welcome, Dusty Britches.
You know, Dustin, it's your fault I found this channel... Lol
@@Rumblestrip HA! Don't ask for your money back.
I would love to visit there one day
Cool!
Well fiddle me timbers! No interruptions at the end. I`m sure you are as surprised as I am XD
I snuck away from them.
Hey buddy great production!!👍👍👍 have a great weekend😊😊😊😊🦋🦋🦋🦋😉😉😉😉
You too!
Probably my most favorite one yet of the Western sets. I have seen that street and buildings in so many Western movies. Thanks Santee.
You're welcome!
I recognize 1:45 from the "I'm your huckleberry" scene in "Tombstone."
Great video shantee! Dont be afraid to make longer videos, we never get bored of you!
I ain't afraid of nuthin/!!
With a full time job it's sometimes difficult to find the time to get it all done. Also, Google Analytics tells me my audience retention drops off after 3.5 minutes...so....
@@ArizonaGhostriders oh right! You have a job too. Either something is wrong with the analytics or the people!
@@pros371 Maybe!!
Yo yo! Comin through giving the ghost ridin crew support! 👍👍Big thumbs up!! Yall have a blessed weekend! I'm jelly of your warm weather there. Lol. 🌞🌞🌞🌞🤘🤘🙏🙏🙌🙌omg,I love they cameo by the TRex too!
Thank you much!
@@ArizonaGhostriders anytime!! 🤲🤲🙏🙏🤘🤘💣💥👊
This was great. Talk about movie history. Wow
Yes. Thank you!
What an awesome place. I will need to visit there. I really enjoy your videos. Thank you.
Much appreciated, Cindy.
When i was a little kid my parents used to take my brothers and i there, on the Saturday before the week of rodeo day. We lived behind "A" mountain in a mobile home; we'd watch the actors do out law shoot outs, talk with some of the actors, and i got to meet Geronimos grandson! I was 5 years old then. They used the old Tucson town studio to shoot little house on the prairie, a bunch of John Wayne movies, and about 4 Clint Eastwood movies. Some Clint Eastwood movies were partially shot at the San Xavier mission, tombstone, in some parts of southwest New Mexico, and California. John Wayne had a fondness for Tucson, tombstone, and nogales; in alot of his movies they even show "A" mountain before the UofA started painting the A on it. I miss the old west; today the reenactments are a traditional way to remember the life style that America was founded upon. I'm 49 today: back then people didn't protest every frikkin thing that they didn't like. There were times when people got along and peacefully lived amongst each other. THOSE WERE PLEASANT TIMES! Seeing those old buildings bring back memories! 😌
Very cool background you have there! Yes, times were different then, eh?
@@ArizonaGhostriders YES, IT WAS INDEED! There are times i catch myself shedding a tear or two while remembering "the old southwest experience". Today people look at each other with such pessimism, and negative criticism- I've thought of testing how people would react: if i was to dress up in a red flannel shirt or something, blue jeans or overalls, boots, cowboy hat, some cap guns and their holsters rom the walmart toy department, and go around town with a sprig of real straw sticking out of my mouth. I wonder how people of today would react. I figure that before 5 days are up the police will have questioned me, perhaps try to take me to a psych ward just to get people to stop worrying. Nowadays; people with rainbow colored hair is normal. That's only an idea that i retain in my head! 😂
Miss our days here!!
I miss the old west days but watching this made my day great job Santee keep it up:,)
Thanks!
Hello,Mister Milton.Who you want today.Dutch,John or Arthur.
@@liamgalwey5616 I want dutch
agent Milton well I ain’t seen him in months
I really wish old west movies didn't die off I wish they would come back for one more golden run
me too.
I was in Phoenix working for about a month a little over a year ago, I wish I would have gone to Tucson while I was there! I may have to see about going there soon! Great video!
Thanks!
Great place. Visited about 8 years ago and loved it. Thanks for reminding me of a great day.
You are welcome!
Tucson's the place to be! I'd love to see all of this !
One day, amigo.
Gunsmoke, John Wayne, clint Eastwood ♥ 👌 🙌 👍. I cried the day John Wayne died. He was my hero. I went back in 1978.
So many did.
This is gold. Greate film!
Thanks a lot!
I was hoping for this one, thanks Santee. Love Old Tucson, always get "that feeling" when we go there. Like the facial hair reversal by the end of the video.
I'll explain next week...but boy was I glad to shave it off.
I was there a few years ago for a western steampunk convention. Lots of fun. I want to construct my own town now.
Oh man...me too. I just don't have room!
I was lucky enough to have gotten to go to Old Tucson in the 1950’s during the heyday of movie westerns. I got to see Randolph Scott filming scenes. I wanted to go back when John Wayne was filming but that never happened. I was lucky to get to meet Audie Murphy. One of my favorite stars growing up was Bill Boyd, but buy the late 50’s he was pretty much through with his career, and he mainly filmed in California.
Such amazing memories! You are a fortunate man.
Thanks for the tour Santee! That looks like a neat place to visit.
It is.
I love this place. Every other year we make a stop through there. It's hard to believe that it's all just "Magic" and unreal. I guess it's real for those of us that loved westerns as a kid and even as an adult. I find myself looking always looking for familiar buildings from Old Tucson in movies. It's a great place to visit. My wife does not share my passion, but she says she still loves me. If not, then I guess I'll find one of tose young saloon girls and make a fool of myself. Ha ha ha ah ha Thanks again my friend. Good stuff.
Yeah, my wife doesn't like westerns, either. Next time you swing through, send up a flare and I'll meet ya for coffee.
Just found this channel yesterday, and I'm already hooked. This is the quickest I've ever subscribed to anything on Facebook .
Thank you, George!
Lovely memories ! . . .🔥🔥👍🌟👍🔥🔥
Would love to visit Old Tucson... Mescal is on my "probably never to be realized" bucket list.
Well, if you ever do find the means...it's a great place.
Thanks Santee
You're welcome.
Good stuff Big Cheese thanks for taking the time boss
You're welcome.
Entertaining and informative as always.Very glad that I found your channel.Strange thing is I subscribed months ago and have since moved to Az
Welcome!
That’s so awesome that I got to see the this place myself! Thanks again for recommending it to me before I got there!
You're welcome.
I love it!!!!!
Thanks!
@@ArizonaGhostriders you are THE best youtuber EVER
@@samuelclaessens7699 Thank you for the compliment!
Takes me back to when I didn't care about trapdoor Springfields and SAAs in Civil war era movies and just wanted to be a cowboy.
Yeah, I know. Now I can't watch westerns without scrutinizing them! Dangit!
That place look AWESOME santee!!! Ill see you next weekend down the old dusty trail.
Do a vid on BeefJerky
HA! Yes.
HELLO SANTEE 👋 I HAVE ALWAYS ENJOYED WATCHING JOHN WAYNE MOVIE'S 👍👍👍
Thanks.
Great history to know Santee. Thanks!
You're welcome, Bob!
Really cool! 😃👍
Thanks!
Such a fantastic channel my friend. Nothing but quality! I love the old west!! Smashing that like and bell bro
Thank you!!
Been there, did that, even aced out the tour guide on an Eldorado quote "Were you aimin' at that cholla?". Glad I went! To get there, take Gates Pass Road for extra points.
Glad you were able to check it out.
I think I had visiting here in 1989? Very interesting oh my mum used to stay in Huachuca city spell it wrong?but now she moved to New Mexico so I love Arizona thank you for sharing🙏😊
You keep tempting me and I'm going to have to come out there and see you someday, thanks
HA! Goood!
I was very happy to find a new video posted by you folks. Especially when it is a behind the scenes look at the production and settings.
I suppose I'm deranged, but I'll call,.... it a daisy.
Awesome film
Thanks!
I think that would be fun to watch a movie be filmed even if it's only a short time. I guess it's just fun to watch other people work. ☺️
Since I've been watching your channel now for a couple of months I've noticed that when I am watching a western I look for details that you have mentioned so I really keep my eyes peeled. Right now I'm watching Young guns too and looking at the details. Thank you so much 🤠🌵
Glad you enjoyed
👍🏼 nice... just bought a vintage reproduced Colt 61 Navy revolver took it shooting at a shooting range the other day with friends... it’s my favorite gun giving the history... I already disassembled & cleaned her... not a big gun person but I love it.
P.S. I know it don’t pertain to this video... but I figured mention it to someone who would appreciate these Civil War guns... thank you.
A lot of Civil War guns were still carried in the Old West, so...it sure does pertain to this channel! Thanks, Tony and enjoy your revolver.
Arizona Ghostriders ...correction: It’s a 1851 Navy
@@tonycamacho3015 Still nice!
Great Video Santee! Someday I plan on visiting the studio myself
Worth a trip, for sure. They even have a museum with stuff in it from movies that were filmed there.
I would like to visit to!
Very cool stuff Santee a place of legends and legendary actors! If only does buildings could talk, the history whiting! Great vid guys.Awesome 🙆
Thank you, Marco!
Good stuff!
Thanks!
Great video !!!
Always enjoy watching it was great to meet you while working the daypark
Maybe we will see you at Nightfall .
Old Tucson has grown on me been going there since I was young and continue to live out the ways of the West .Thanks for sharing 🏜👍
Happy to be a part of it all...for the same reasons as you! Thanks so much for watching.
awesome, thanks so much Cheese !!! MAN, I want to see the Reno some day...
It is magnificent! Thanks, as always, for watching and commenting Joe!
Very cool
Thanks!
That was super interesting. I would have watched a lot more.
I'll cover some classic sets from there in future videos. Rio Bravo, El Dorado, Gunfight at the OK Corral, Three Amigos....next visit!
Thanks for a peak behind the magic! I worked security on a movie set many years ago and it's fascinating what in all goes into filming, lighting and appearingly simple scenes.
Yeah, it's such a thrill to watch the crew work.
Thanks for sharing another great and informative video Santee. I'd love to go visit this set. I've only been to Tombstone once and it was a early afternoon so, we missed a lot of interesting things to see.
One thing that really struck me odd was, the buildings were much smaller than I thought. like The Bird Cage Theater. Of course part of it was partioned off but, even the very narrow stairs going up to the rooms. They looked no wider than maybe 24".
Anyway, thanks for sharing another great video.
Stan
I’ve been watching Arizona Ghostriders for about a year,
been a subscriber for ‘bout that long.
It just dawned on me about a month ago that you release your videos on
Saturday mornings. Now I’m old enough to
remember Saturday morning cartoons, and kid’s TV shows, (heck, I remember the Eisenhower
administration) and it’s getting to the point that I get up early on Saturdays
and wait for you to post your latest video.
My wife gets a bit worried when she sees me sitting in front of the
computer in my Lone Ranger jammies with a bowl of Lucky Charms. However, she is
no longer surprised by the sounds of cap guns and “Yeee Haw!” every now and then. Thanks
for the thrills and spills.
I’ve gotten really into old west related things because of the spaghettis and red dead 2, and this is a really good channel!
Thank you!
Best place ever!!!
that was the high chaparral hacienda in the thumbnail by those iconic mountains.
Yes it was!
As always Santee Great video. I personally like the length of your videos especially while trying to support other creators. if videos are super long its hard to find the time to watch them all. SMASHED THE THUMBS UP have a great rest of your weekend led
Thanks LED. I agree. I would love to make longer videos, but time constraints...
However, Analytics tell me folks only watch about 3.5 minutes anyway...so..
Thanks for your support baby! Love you!
@@ritascott3767 You're welcome. Love you too!
Great stuff, definitely would like to visit 'Ole Tucson' sometime, thanks Santee
Thanks!
Very neat!
Thanks!
I really enjoyed the video. :)
Thank you!
I love these set videos my friend.
No#100, Loved the new look & info, keep up the good work 👍🏻🤠
Thanks! The new look is for next week's episode....little teaser there.
Nice job, Santee. You should take a road trip to Lone Pine and check out the locations there (including where they filmed the "Ride Lonesome" clips you showed).
Nice!! One day I hope to.
Go ahead Pilgrim make my day ....
HA!
Sure gonna pay that place a visit if we get over there :)
You'll like it.
Cool sharing
Never seen John Wayne or Robert Mitchum on a movie set. But I did see David Carridine on the set for Bound For Glory in Allensworth Calif. He didn't wave, but heck, it was David Carridine. Wish I could have seen him bust some Kung Fu moves. I sure miss seeing this guy make westerns. He was awesome as Cole Younger.
Cole Younger may have been his best role.
I’m 23 and I grew up on westerns and now I’m curios to see how many of my favorite shows and movies were filmed here. I found your channel because as an adult I played red dead redemption and red dead redemption 2. I love what you guys do keep up the good work and I hope to see one of your stunt shows in person. Happy trails partners!
If you look up a western you are watching on IMDb.com, you can check out the "Filming Locations"
Wow this was amazing I'll have to remember that..isn't it amazing what they can do with shipping containers now.. from my own work on sets I love been able to see it all come together its truly incredible
It is!! Thanks for watching.
The High Chaparral is one of my favorite Western Shows and I was wondering if it may have been filmed in that area.
Oh yeah. All over it.
@@ArizonaGhostriders That's awesome! Thanks for the info and I love the Old West and all things of it including the channel! Got yourself a subscriber.
Here in NC we have Tweetsie Railroad and they have an original working steam engine
I would love to visit it and get some video.
Kind of reminds me of Brackettville Texas, of what the old John Wayne Alamo Village should have been
I would like to have visited that place.
Nice beard and video! Also I’m watching this from Moscow Idaho the land of Vandals (football and basketball team) and I’m a Boise St fan. We’re also next to the home of cougars (Boise State’s arch rival).
Yeeehaaaww!! Thanks for taking time to watch, Andrew.
Didn't have my spectacles on, but am pretty sure I did seen William H. Bonney in that opening scene.
HA!
Good stuff!! You can’t help but enjoy Santee’s videos.
Great stuff Arizona's Ghost Rider's
Thank you.
Wow 😲 this was really neat!!! At 1:42 I saw “The Duke” in that one overhead scene. I wonder if that was from either “Rio Lobo” or “Rio Bravo”............Yup, “Rio Bravo”, 1959, just looked it up. You could tell it was him by the way he wore his gun belt. Low with the holster just about on the side of his left butt cheek. Oh, and the way he always wore his hat at a jaunty angle.
That must be Dean Martin lying on the bench.
This was a really good one,! Thx Santee!
You're welcome, and you guessed right on all of it!
Yey! You got to do your line! Lol
Every once in awhile!
Hey Santee, any chance you could do a video on set building/dressing or possibly a more indepth follow up of your previous episode on hats in the old west??? Either one would be awesome, love the video by the way.
Thank you. I'll do my best.
great video
I appreciate ya, Jeremy!
@@ArizonaGhostriders you made my day thank you
@@jeremygunslinger1948 Have some coffee and a cigar, hombre!
@@ArizonaGhostriders well do
Other Awesome video Santee that's a cool looking place 👍😎 Thanks for sharing & never mind those trolls out there they don't know 💩 Later Pard 🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠
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Aw, thanks, Darin!
Pretty neat!
When I saw you with your new growth I thought is was a video on vagabonds
It's for next week. You will see!
Welcome there huh.....lol another goodin'
Thanks!
Hey Santee. It seems like a lot of the good questions have been asked. What are your plans for the future of this channel? And do you have a stockpile of good questions you've yet to talk about?
I have a lot of questions to answer! I also have ideas for series (like this one on western sets) profiling historic western characters.
Next week we have a new "Dressing the Part".
Waiting for the Travel or History Channel to knock on my door and get me a film crew! :-)
Great video, Santee 😊👍🏻
Rex and Esben is looking very stylish with their new hats 🎩🦖 👒💀
Were all of the movies on the list filmed at Old Tucson Studios?
I saw "3:10 to Yuma" on the list... Have you seen that movie?
I have seen it. Well, both of them. Hard to pick a favorite between the two!
@1:35 I agree with Bill's statement. Those bars are nasty.
Yeah they are...but someone out there likes 'em, I guess..
Thumb up
Thanks!
Maybe you've done one on this topic but, What would people do so they didn't walk into saloons etc. smelling like they just had a 3 week camping trip? Great videos man!
Maybe this will help: th-cam.com/video/0-jlVOsomyY/w-d-xo.html
@@ArizonaGhostriders that's what I was looking for. Thanks
I gotta come and visit Old Tucson Studios. Any chance I'll get to see the Arizona Ghostriders when I'm there?
WOW ... Awesome another great video Amigo :-)
Thanks.
Put the two varmints who disliked this video in the stockade. I wish westerns now were like the ones we grew up with.
HAHA! Appreciate ya!