This is what is needed on TV now. Great characters with good morals and NO SWEARING!! Roy Rodgers, Lone Ranger, Cheyenne, John Wayne, Marshall Dillon, Hugh O'Brien, Paladin and many more
maybe you should move to fantasy land, that is the only place where you can pretend that there was a high moral standard, Christ they didn't swear because the Censor would not let them, not because they didn't swear and what would you know about the morals of any of them? do you really think Hollywood had high moral standards in that era? i.e. have you ever heard of a thing called the casting couch? just look up bloopers from that era and before, they swore like troopers, it was just cut out and left on the cutting room floor, they were nearly all drug pushers that killed millions, i.e. Cigarettes, it was legal but there was nothing moral about it! they were no more moral or immoral than people are today, back then you could smoke but not swear, today you can swear but you can't smoke, that has nothing to do with personal morals, that is called censorship Personally I am a grown up and bad words do not offend me, I am not a fan of gratuitous swearing but sometimes it is important to the scene, look at the swearing in a Kurt Russel movie called "The Thing" it brought reality and a touch of comedy to the movie, or one of the greatest westerns of all time, again starring Kurt Russel, TOMBSTONE the scene where he said "tell 'em I'm coming, and HELL'S coming with me, what was he supposed to say, Oh Golly gee, I really don't want to offend anyone, would you mine letting the badmen know that I am going to arrest them?? maybe you should stick to watching cartoons with the rest of the children I love these old westerns but hate when Old farts come on and get on their High Horse(pun intended) and start denigrating today's movies as immoral by comparison, it would be different if they actually had some idea of what they were talking about! John Wayne was heavily involved with Joe McCarthy and McCarthyism in the early 50's, he helped ruin a lot of lives in Hollywood, just because they did not agree with him politically, not sure you could call that moral, John Wayne played left wing Characters in all or most of his movies but in real life he was the exact opposite of what he was on screen, Just look at Rio Bravo, John Russell's character would have been a Republican and John Wayne took the cause of the underdog, and yet in real life he would have supported John Russel's character, why can we recognize the bad guys in movies but not in real life?
Superb! Seeing these characters from the Golden age of Hollywood, always brings a smile. L.Q Jones, Warren Oats, Ben Johnson, etc, etc are the backbone of the Western era.
Wow! All of them over 90 years old and everyone of them perfectly mentally acute. Rob you've created a perfect career for yourself bringing these great people into our lives on a personal level. Amazing how each of these stars in their own right all express how they were awestruck as they worked with the headline stars. Thank you again.
Rob, i was raised on Westerns, & my Dad instilled in me the love for these movies & TV shows; So Good to See these stars from an important time in my life growing up, All I can say is " THANK YOU!!"
Thanks, Thomas. My Dad was the same with me. We were lucky youngsters and now it's up to us to preserve and keep spreading the western film legacy to others.
Rob, thank you so much for keeping these classics from not slipping down the memory hole and helping keep the western genre alive. Always enjoy your work, love the videos. What a dream it would be to get to attend one of these live. Well done Sir. Much Respect.
This was great ! nice to see these people having long and healthy lives . How time flies just to look back on these shows that sometimes you take for granted and now remembering the good times they had doing these shows . WOW !
To quote Ms. Jane Withers "Oh, pooh, I'm gonna cry"--just an absolutely delightful compilation of interviews! Talk about "golden oldies", every one sharing a tiny bit of their western adventures. This one did bring a tears to my eyes, from laughing to longing... Thanks, Rob, for sharing this wonderfully done video with us.
This just made my day! What wonderful memories these actors have! They are all so loyal to the people they worked with, like saying Alan Ladd had a drinking problem, they didn’t go into detail. I teared up when Miss Jane Withers got the news of working with Gene Autry! Thank you, Rob.
Thank you Rob, for the glimpse at the hearts and souls of those wonderful actors who fleshed out the greatest days of Hollywood and early television westerns. This is a heart warming episode.
This was a great idea putting these clips together. Gave the effect of a lively round table of reminiscences with these fine old actors, Every one sharp as a tack with wonderful stories. That Don Murray Alan Ladd anecdote was a particular hoot.
That was SUPER AWESOME Rob!!! Jane Withers almost made me cry when she said don’t give up on your dreams!! Bless her big heart!!! Great job Rob. I just wish we could’ve heard more stories from each one. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Clint Walker was a true patriot, hero, and complete gentleman who always remained true to his stellar moral compass. Thank you for mentioning him in this excellent production.
I remember all of those actors starting back when I was a kid in the 1950's, and then on and on from there! The TV shows and movies back then were full of amazing talented actors. Thanks Rob, more good memories (and YES I saw all of the original interviews except one, I will watch it soon!).
Rob, you are an excellent host, you fill in the blanks when these wonderful aged actors forget a name, but, most of all you don't interrupt and let them speak. And, you show a multitude of respect to the guests. Bravo, well done.!!
I hope I am half as brilliant and coherent when I'm 90+! These people obviously have led good (and interesting!) lives to be able to recall all these interesting anecdotes!
I'm 18, going on 19, (I actually turn 19 tomorrow, on March 1st), and I feel so blessed. Not only are there tons of great Westerns on TH-cam, there's this great channel that talks about them. It also shares wonderful information, and great stories from cast and crew. Thank you for all you do, Rob!
I just watched “From Hell to Texas”!!! What a great movie! Rob has talked about that movie so often, so when it appeared for FREE on TH-cam? Well, I was glued to the screen!! Thanks Rob for all you do.
I LOVED CLINT WALKER, HE WAS SO VERY HANDSOME AND HAD A VERY INTRIGUING WAY ABOUT HIM. HIS PRESENCE ON SCREEN WAS MESMERIZING TO WATCH. AND TO KNOW THAT, HE WAS ACTUALLY A GENTLEMAN AS WELL IN REAL LIFE, IS SO NICE. I ALSO ADMIRED JAMES GARDNER. TWO WONDERFUL ACTORS.
He so reminded me of my grandmother's cousin. He and Clint Walker could have been brothers. He was a deputy in Texas, tall and statuesque. Wore a cowboy hat and so quiet and polite too.
I still enjoy Clint Walker's "Night of the Grizzly" . I saw Grizzly in the mid 60's at the Victory -one of the last of the old time movie houses in my hometown. Another great presence like Clint Walker was an actor I met in New London Connecticut. I was a sophmore or junior at college, and a fellow student knew I was a big movie buff, so at the dormitory he asked me "Hey Richard you want to meet my uncle?" "Sure" I said, having no idea who is unlce was. It was Claude Akins.
Thank you, Rob, This was the motion picture industry at its very best. The movies carried a message of positivity and were made for family entertainment.
@@AWordonWesterns Great! On my birthday August tenth, I will be sketching new layouts for a new series of art featuring all these great western stars. Thanks for the inspiration. Best Regards.
Tremendously interesting and touching recap! With your insightful interviews and guest selection...you are truly preserving American and Western movie history! Thank you Rob.
The cut scenes and still shots that were chosen did nothing but fire memory synapses of TV shows and Movies viewed. Performances and roles some great and some well, they were in the can. The talent that was referenced cannot be downplayed or overstated. Each guest was witty and self deprecating. They all know how to tell a captivating story and do so seemingly without effort, under your guidance or prodding. AWOW just keeps astounding with creating and reliving moments, from the past. Almost all from interviews that had nothing to do with the reworked themes. As always well done, Rob and your team. I've come to believe that this group could somehow create compelling episodes from ten minutes of dead air.
They must breed Western actors tough. Don collier from the outlaws seems like a real old school character with that look and that voice . Great interviews Rob very enjoyable
I have been watching all these old Westerns again and I just love them. Such great universal stories about human behavior and such great stories. Morality plays really. Very well written. We need these kinds of shows today.
I always know I’m in for a special experience when I see one of your videos. How wonderful of you to showcase these national treasures of film so their stories can be saved for generations to come. You are really some kind of a special person. Thank you for each and every presentation.
How special to see these clips again ! It has occurred to me recently, the beautiful countryside in these westerns is truly glorious. It plays a role itself ! As an Australian I can afford to compliment ! We have pretty good landscapes too !
Thanks, Marsha. Yes, you do have beautiful landscapes. I've always like THE SUNDOWNERS, OUTLANDERS (even in B&W the land looks awesome), THE LAST WAVE, MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER, THE PROPOSITION, MAD MAX, WALKABOUT and, of course, AUSTRALIA. Lots of wonderful locations. Hey, in 1993 I wrote and produced the pilot for a soap opera called PARADISE BEACH. We shot it on the beautiful Gold Coast in Queensland. Everyone involved couldn't have been nicer! A wonderful experience.
This was so awesome, truly great to see them so sharp and still able to do this interview, truly grateful for this, hope you will do more, even move to the 80's I know there has to be some greats in there 80's still ready and willing to meet,
Nice idea, but it seems like most of the folks I'm interviewing already are in their 80s, Brian. Gotta get some new westerns made. It seems like they are coming back.
Rob, this was a great collection of some of my favorite actors. L.Q. Jones is still my all-time favorite saddle tramp. The man was a great story teller and from all accounts, a great wit. Thank you for this!
I just love El Dorado, it's a really great movie and it's one of my favorites. McClintock is another one, really funny especially the part at the quarry.
I adopted the nickname "Bodie" @ the workplace. It has a nice ring to it RUBEN "Bodie" TREVINO RIP Norman Eugene Walker Thanks again Rob, for your professionalism of excellence in these interviews.
A bit of trivia history Rob. Did you know? There's a place in California called Bodie, California A Ghost Town, learned it a few month's ago from a TH-cam channel called History Hunter's. Rest easy. . . Norman Eugene "Clint" Walker
Rob, that silver bolo you're wearing is outstanding.( I need a Word with you) Fine quality and appearance. Can you divulge where you got that. Nice video as always. Keeping the Western heritage alive.
Wow! All over 90 and look and act so much younger!! All sharp as a tack. We should all be so lucky! Thank you so much for these interviews--they're wonderful!
Beautifully put together. It would have been good to see Kirk Douglas on the list too. I don't know if we will ever see such true legendary actors & or the pictures we so love to watch. I thank you so much for the eminence enjoyment you offer through your you tube channel. Kind regards from Adelaide, South Australia
Wasn't a western "fan" so I clicked just to see the before and after shots; but these interviews were amazing. These people in their 90s blazed to life as they recounted their careers and the people they worked with 50 and 60 years ago. Truly fascinating behind the scenes glimpses of the glory days of tv westerns. Well done and thank you!
Rob...Thank you for these great clips, especially on Sun. mornings when I was a kid, my dad would stay home, when the rest of us would go to church, & watch the old westerns on local TV, something I did with him in later years. He really turned me on to westerns. My favorite today is the old B&W Gunsmoke 's on INSP. Love too, the great character actors in westerns.Thanks again Rob!
Thank you Rob for helping preserve these memories! It means a lot to travel back to those shows. These interviews spark recollections of when the whole family would sit down in front of the TV to watch our favorite shows! Great background reminiscing!
I could listen to these golden actors all day. Too bad there weren't many more alive to tell these great stories. Wonderful video.!! They all look fantastic.
@@AWordonWesterns ..thank you for your reply,.... I grew up with these westerns and still watch gunsmoke and Bonanza.. Such great times in our youth.! P.S...I try to watch your show every Sunday, great show and thank you for the work you do on these videos.!!
I just found this channel. I love it. In my opinion Clint Walker was the ultimate man. Even as a young girl, I was in love with him. Even though he is gone from this world, I still love him. I still watch Cheyenne when I can find it.
This is what is needed on TV now. Great characters with good morals and NO SWEARING!! Roy Rodgers, Lone Ranger, Cheyenne, John Wayne, Marshall Dillon, Hugh O'Brien, Paladin and many more
maybe you should move to fantasy land, that is the only place where you can pretend that there was a high moral standard, Christ they didn't swear because the Censor would not let them, not because they didn't swear and what would you know about the morals of any of them? do you really think Hollywood had high moral standards in that era? i.e. have you ever heard of a thing called the casting couch? just look up bloopers from that era and before, they swore like troopers, it was just cut out and left on the cutting room floor, they were nearly all drug pushers that killed millions, i.e. Cigarettes, it was legal but there was nothing moral about it! they were no more moral or immoral than people are today, back then you could smoke but not swear, today you can swear but you can't smoke, that has nothing to do with personal morals, that is called censorship
Personally I am a grown up and bad words do not offend me, I am not a fan of gratuitous swearing but sometimes it is important to the scene, look at the swearing in a Kurt Russel movie called "The Thing" it brought reality and a touch of comedy to the movie, or one of the greatest westerns of all time, again starring Kurt Russel, TOMBSTONE the scene where he said "tell 'em I'm coming, and HELL'S coming with me, what was he supposed to say, Oh Golly gee, I really don't want to offend anyone, would you mine letting the badmen know that I am going to arrest them?? maybe you should stick to watching cartoons with the rest of the children
I love these old westerns but hate when Old farts come on and get on their High Horse(pun intended) and start denigrating today's movies as immoral by comparison, it would be different if they actually had some idea of what they were talking about!
John Wayne was heavily involved with Joe McCarthy and McCarthyism in the early 50's, he helped ruin a lot of lives in Hollywood, just because they did not agree with him politically, not sure you could call that moral, John Wayne played left wing Characters in all or most of his movies but in real life he was the exact opposite of what he was on screen, Just look at Rio Bravo, John Russell's character would have been a Republican and John Wayne took the cause of the underdog, and yet in real life he would have supported John Russel's character, why can we recognize the bad guys in movies but not in real life?
It's Rogers not Rodgers !!!
We don't value our elders enough. Many thanks, Rob, for showcasing them in this excellent episode.
Thanks again, Arline.
@@AWordonWesterns My pleasure, and keep up the great work!
So true, Arline.
Superb! Seeing these characters from the Golden age of Hollywood, always brings a smile. L.Q Jones, Warren Oats, Ben Johnson, etc, etc are the backbone of the Western era.
Wow! All of them over 90 years old and everyone of them perfectly mentally acute. Rob you've created a perfect career for yourself bringing these great people into our lives on a personal level. Amazing how each of these stars in their own right all express how they were awestruck as they worked with the headline stars. Thank you again.
You bet, Wayne. Thanks.
They are blessings given to us as a gift
Thanks for keeping the Westerns alive for us old times and the next generation.
Rob, i was raised on Westerns, & my Dad instilled in me the love for these movies & TV shows; So Good to See these stars from an important time in my life growing up, All I can say is " THANK YOU!!"
Good dad
@@robertayoder2063 Thanks, he was the Best!
@@thomasharrison3126 dad and grandfather was the same
Thanks, Thomas. My Dad was the same with me. We were lucky youngsters and now it's up to us to preserve and keep spreading the western film legacy to others.
@@AWordonWesterns That's So true, passed it to my son as well, Many Thanks to You!
Rob, thank you so much for keeping these classics from not slipping down the memory hole and helping keep the western genre alive. Always enjoy your work, love the videos. What a dream it would be to get to attend one of these live. Well done Sir. Much Respect.
Thanks, Brian. I am hoping that we get back to our live shows. I miss the audience and the energy they bring to the guests doing them live.
This was great ! nice to see these people having long and healthy lives . How time flies just to look back on these shows that sometimes you take for granted and now remembering the good times they had doing these shows . WOW !
To quote Ms. Jane Withers "Oh, pooh, I'm gonna cry"--just an absolutely delightful compilation of interviews! Talk about "golden oldies", every one sharing a tiny bit of their western adventures. This one did bring a tears to my eyes, from laughing to longing... Thanks, Rob, for sharing this wonderfully done video with us.
Thanks, Sue.
This just made my day! What wonderful memories these actors have! They are all so loyal to the people they worked with, like saying Alan Ladd had a drinking problem, they didn’t go into detail. I teared up when Miss Jane Withers got the news of working with Gene Autry! Thank you, Rob.
I teared up when Miss Withers spoke about presuming dreams as well 💓
Thank you Rob, for the glimpse at the hearts and souls of those wonderful actors who fleshed out the greatest days of Hollywood and early television westerns. This is a heart warming episode.
Watched this three times now. Still loved it this time too. Thanks again Rob!
This was a great idea putting these clips together. Gave the effect of a lively round table of reminiscences with these fine old actors, Every one sharp as a tack with wonderful stories.
That Don Murray Alan Ladd anecdote was a particular hoot.
Very. Very. Nice. Goodness
That was SUPER AWESOME Rob!!! Jane Withers almost made me cry when she said don’t give up on your dreams!! Bless her big heart!!! Great job Rob. I just wish we could’ve heard more stories from each one. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You can watch the longer versions, Diane. These are only excerpts from their full episodes. Tasty morsels!
@@AWordonWesterns ok I didn’t know that. Thanks!!! I can’t wait!!!
This was classic...just like the stars that were in the clips & telling the stories. Clint Walker was my favorite! I really miss him.
Clint Walker was a true patriot, hero, and complete gentleman who always remained true to his stellar moral compass. Thank you for mentioning him in this excellent production.
LOVED him in "Night of the Grizzly"
Clint Walker set standards for how things should be done
I remember all of those actors starting back when I was a kid in the 1950's, and then on and on from there! The TV shows and movies back then were full of amazing talented actors. Thanks Rob, more good memories (and YES I saw all of the original interviews except one, I will watch it soon!).
Thanks, Tony.
It is good to see them all we thank you all for giving us all such good entertainment
Great collection of interviews Rob. A perfect reminder of why old Westerns are still the best to watch on TV today.
Thanks, DP.
the way Ed Asner laughs when Rob mentions that Howard Hawkes wants his Appaloosa in the film! "It was a pretty horse, it was a pretty horse...".
I caught him by surprise. He's such a wonderful guest.
WOW ! I will never get to 90 years old for but if I did I wont to be like this stars ! They are golden all of them ! Thanks for this compilation !
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it, Marco.
Rob, you are an excellent host, you fill in the blanks when these wonderful aged actors forget a name, but, most of all you don't interrupt and let them speak.
And, you show a multitude of respect to the guests.
Bravo, well done.!!
Thank you very much, Frank. I love hearing their stories and prep to help them out...only when needed!
I always loved James Garner. I cried so hard when he passed. Watching all these actors and actresses in their 90s was great. Really enjoyed.
Thanks, Candis.
I hope I am half as brilliant and coherent when I'm 90+! These people obviously have led good (and interesting!) lives to be able to recall all these interesting anecdotes!
How do you not just "Feel Great" after that .... wonderful compilation ...
Thanks, Richard. Keep smiling!
It was great seeing these older actors again. Thanks.
Love those actor and actress, they were the best no one can replace them . (Ron )
Great Comment! 100% Agree!👏
What a treat to enjoy their stories, and memories of classic westerns we still today cherish. Golden.
I'm 18, going on 19, (I actually turn 19 tomorrow, on March 1st), and I feel so blessed. Not only are there tons of great Westerns on TH-cam, there's this great channel that talks about them. It also shares wonderful information, and great stories from cast and crew. Thank you for all you do, Rob!
Thank you, Trent!
Happy birthday! It's also Ron Howard's birthday.
@WinGate Mose Happy belated birthday 🎂! From Milwaukee Wisconsin 🇺🇸🧀🍻.
@WinGate Mose Yes, Happy belated Birthday! And peace to you too, from North Carolina!
Bless you Trent. It's so special have a young adult interested in these things. I wish my grandchildren were.
Rob you have out done yourself, this is Awesome.
That lovely group made our world a far better place! Their sprit and enthusiasm made me feel good this late winter morning.
Thanks, Rob
Why Rob Word has such excellent interviews.
He knows the secret to the lost art of interviewing someone, Shut up and listen.
I just watched “From Hell to Texas”!!! What a great movie! Rob has talked about that movie so often, so when it appeared for FREE on TH-cam? Well, I was glued to the screen!!
Thanks Rob for all you do.
Thanks, T.E. Glad you got a chance to see it. Such great locations, too. Wish I was up in Lone Pine riding now.
How sweet that being in a movie with Gene Autry meant so much to her even after all these years.
I LOVED CLINT WALKER, HE WAS SO VERY HANDSOME AND HAD A VERY INTRIGUING WAY ABOUT HIM. HIS PRESENCE ON SCREEN WAS MESMERIZING TO WATCH. AND TO KNOW THAT, HE WAS ACTUALLY A GENTLEMAN AS WELL IN REAL LIFE, IS SO NICE. I ALSO ADMIRED JAMES GARDNER. TWO WONDERFUL ACTORS.
He so reminded me of my grandmother's cousin. He and Clint Walker could have been brothers. He was a deputy in Texas, tall and statuesque. Wore a cowboy hat and so quiet and polite too.
I still enjoy Clint Walker's "Night of the Grizzly" . I saw Grizzly in the mid 60's at the Victory -one of the last of the old time movie houses in my hometown. Another great presence like Clint Walker was an actor I met in New London Connecticut. I was a sophmore or junior at college, and a fellow student knew I was a big movie buff, so at the dormitory he asked me "Hey Richard you want to meet my uncle?" "Sure" I said, having no idea who is unlce was. It was Claude Akins.
@@richardsauer7494 CLAUDE AKINS, WAS HIS UNCLE. GET OUT OF HERE. NOTHING BUT TRUE TALENT💯👍😁
NIGHT OF THE GRIZZLY was Clint's favorite film.
@@richardsauer7494 Wow I love Claude Akins.
Jean Withers brought a few tears. What a wonderful episode of such great actors I grew up watching. Thanks!
Thanks, Paul.
Thank you, Rob, This was the motion picture industry at its very best. The movies carried a message of positivity and were made for family entertainment.
Rob, great to see all of those elders. Sorry to see that Jane Withers has left us. Wow! What an enthusiastic lady and talent! Thanks for this episode!
Great episode. This is a great way to start a sunday.
Thank you so much! I really enjoyed seeing some of my favorite actors. Wonderful to know they are still alive and kicking. 😊😇🥰🥰
Glad you enjoyed it, Regina. Thanks.
Nine stars, nine stories and more than nine special moments. Excellent!
Thanks, Joe. You can also see all 9 of their longer interviews on our site. We are lucky they shared their stories with us.
@@AWordonWesterns Great! On my birthday August tenth, I will be sketching new layouts for a new series of art featuring all these great western stars. Thanks for the inspiration. Best Regards.
Great to see all of these professionals and their stories and how they worked so well together entertaining us, great memories.
Oh! I love all of the actors! 😊😇🥰💞
Tremendously interesting and touching recap! With your insightful interviews and guest selection...you are truly preserving American and Western movie history! Thank you Rob.
Thanks, Bob.
The cut scenes and still shots that were chosen did nothing but fire memory synapses of TV shows and Movies viewed. Performances and roles some great and some well, they were in the can. The talent that was referenced cannot be downplayed or overstated. Each guest was witty and self deprecating. They all know how to tell a captivating story and do so seemingly without effort, under your guidance or prodding. AWOW just keeps astounding with creating and reliving moments, from the past. Almost all from interviews that had nothing to do with the reworked themes. As always well done, Rob and your team. I've come to believe that this group could somehow create compelling episodes from ten minutes of dead air.
Thanks, Jim.
They must breed Western actors tough. Don collier from the outlaws seems like a real old school character with that look and that voice . Great interviews Rob very enjoyable
Thanks, Paul
I have been watching all these old Westerns again and I just love them. Such great universal stories about human behavior and such great stories. Morality plays really. Very well written. We need these kinds of shows today.
I always know I’m in for a special experience when I see one of your videos. How wonderful of you to showcase these national treasures of film so their stories can be saved for generations to come. You are really some kind of a special person. Thank you for each and every presentation.
Thanks, Janet. Glad you like them!
Spot on, Janet!
How special to see these clips again ! It has occurred to me recently, the beautiful countryside in these westerns is truly glorious. It plays a role itself ! As an Australian I can afford to compliment ! We have pretty good landscapes too !
Thanks, Marsha. Yes, you do have beautiful landscapes. I've always like THE SUNDOWNERS, OUTLANDERS (even in B&W the land looks awesome), THE LAST WAVE, MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER, THE PROPOSITION, MAD MAX, WALKABOUT and, of course, AUSTRALIA. Lots of wonderful locations. Hey, in 1993 I wrote and produced the pilot for a soap opera called PARADISE BEACH. We shot it on the beautiful Gold Coast in Queensland. Everyone involved couldn't have been nicer! A wonderful experience.
Sorry Rob I've just found your reply. Glad you enjoyed your time in Queensland !
This is just the best to see these folks interviewed..ty
Rob. Just a great interview with the stars over the age of 90! I love them all!
That was really Awesome!!! God Bless them all, and Thank you for the up date on these fantastic actors!!!
Glad you enjoyed it, Debbie. Thanks.
@@AWordonWesterns your most welcome!!
Precious. Thank you So much for this. It did my heart good to watch and I may have to watch it again!
You are so welcome, Darcy. Thank you.
Don Collier and LQ are my personal favorites.
This was so awesome, truly great to see them so sharp and still able to do this interview, truly grateful for this, hope you will do more, even move to the 80's I know there has to be some greats in there 80's still ready and willing to meet,
Nice idea, but it seems like most of the folks I'm interviewing already are in their 80s, Brian. Gotta get some new westerns made. It seems like they are coming back.
Rob, this was a great collection of some of my favorite actors. L.Q. Jones is still my all-time favorite saddle tramp. The man was a great story teller and from all accounts, a great wit. Thank you for this!
I just love El Dorado, it's a really great movie and it's one of my favorites. McClintock is another one, really funny especially the part at the quarry.
Classic
I adopted the nickname "Bodie" @ the workplace. It has a nice ring to it RUBEN "Bodie" TREVINO
RIP Norman Eugene Walker
Thanks again Rob, for your professionalism of excellence in these interviews.
A bit of trivia history Rob.
Did you know?
There's a place in California called Bodie, California
A Ghost Town, learned it a few month's ago from a TH-cam channel called History Hunter's.
Rest easy. . .
Norman Eugene "Clint" Walker
THANK YOU WORD ON WRESTERNS I HOPE YOU DO MANY MORE OF THESE SHOWS I LOVE THEM.
Rock on, zulla. We've got several hundred episodes up for you to enjoy! Thanks!
Way back when actors and actresses were very humble people!!
One of your best programs yet with great highlights.
Thanks, JT.
Awesome, awesome!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Rob, that silver bolo you're wearing is outstanding.( I need a Word with you)
Fine quality and appearance. Can you divulge where you got that.
Nice video as always. Keeping the Western heritage alive.
Thanks, Walter. The bolo was a tie slide given to me by a silversmith in Santa Fe that I converted to the bolo so I could wear it more often.
@@AWordonWesterns Don't think i've seen a better one. Beautiful. Thanks for all your efforts.
That was excellent, so fun to see these clips again. Thanks Rob
You are documenting history Rob.
Thanks.
You bet, Gary. Thanks.
Wonderfully done! These folks are amazing! Sweet Miss Withers almost made me cry.
Same here! Thanks, Francis.
Wow! All over 90 and look and act so much younger!! All sharp as a tack. We should all be so lucky!
Thank you so much for these interviews--they're wonderful!
You are so welcome, km. Thanks.
Beautifully put together. It would have been good to see Kirk Douglas on the list too.
I don't know if we will ever see such true legendary actors & or the pictures we so love to watch.
I thank you so much for the eminence enjoyment you offer through your you tube channel.
Kind regards from Adelaide, South Australia
Thanks, Sammy. Ain't the internet grand!
Kirk Douglas is dead,though he is older than them 102 i think when he died last year..
Thanks so much Rob. I’m watching this on Christmas Day. What an awesome present. God bless for preserving these stories.
What a great idea. Wonderful highlights of classic Hollywood. Will check out the full episodes.
Thanks, HMP.
Really great people and actors!
Thank you for doing these interviews. Oral histories are so interesting. Please keep them coming. Respect to all!
Thanks, maryann. We're trying and can't wait to get back to a live audience of film fans and friends at The Autry for new shows.
This was SO enjoyable. Love these WOW presentations. I could watch one every single day and never tire of them. Thank you!
Thanks, Ginny. Glad you like them!
@@AWordonWesterns I do look forward to these each week. Thank you!!
What a group of guests you presented here, Rob. I really enjoyed their memories.
So good! Love hearing those great stories and seeing all those wonderful folks. Keep up the awesome work Rob.
Thanks, Dee.
This was a joy to watch... I watch all the old western movies/tv shows on GRIT TV... See all these people in their youth... Love it!!!
Me, too, watch grit love the channel.
Thanks, BV
This is simply amazing! I love the old shows and the actors who performed in them.
“Actors take life too seriously”.......James Garner. The Grand Prix Maverick.
What a decent man he was. Loved his pictures with Julie Andrews.
Short and sweet. I live the whole thing and all of the actors!!!
Wasn't a western "fan" so I clicked just to see the before and after shots; but these interviews were amazing. These people in their 90s blazed to life as they recounted their careers and the people they worked with 50 and 60 years ago. Truly fascinating behind the scenes glimpses of the glory days of tv westerns. Well done and thank you!
Thank you, steven. I hope the interviews will help you discover some of their westerns. Thanks for watching.
LQ was the greatest. Never understood why he was never a leading man. He was so handsome and talented.
As a lifelong Western fan thank you!
Thank YOU!
That was great. Thanks
Thanks, Marsha. Glad you enjoyed it!
Very impressive! I truly enjoyed watching this.
Thank you very much, Tracy.
That was great Rob.
I never tire of hearing Thier stories. 👍
Neither do I, Elden. Thanks.
Rob...Thank you for these great clips, especially on Sun. mornings when I was a kid, my dad would stay home, when the rest of us would go to church, & watch the old westerns on local TV, something I did with him in later years. He really turned me on to westerns. My favorite today is the old B&W Gunsmoke 's on INSP. Love too, the great character actors in westerns.Thanks again Rob!
What nice Sunday memories, nana. I'm glad I can keep 'em going for you.
Great show I sure enjoy Wednesdays and Sundays waiting for your videos.
Thanks, Tom. I appreciate that
An inspiring lesson in the care and cultivation of the life-force. Thank you.
Thanks, Doug. Our pleasure!
Thank you Rob for helping preserve these memories! It means a lot to travel back to those shows. These interviews spark recollections of when the whole family would sit down in front of the TV to watch our favorite shows! Great background reminiscing!
Thanks, Don
@@AWordonWesterns Thank you for the hard work these videos require
Great video Rob! Thoroughly enjoyed reminiscing with these great actors & actresses. 👍
Thank you!!!!
You're welcome!
Theses videos are a blessing Rob. Thanks
Thanks, Dave.
Great roundup of great hearts! Thank you, Rob.
Thank you for bringing back so many wonderful memories
Our pleasure!
I could listen to these golden actors all day.
Too bad there weren't many more alive to tell these great stories.
Wonderful video.!!
They all look fantastic.
Glad you enjoyed it, Frank. Thanks.
@@AWordonWesterns ..thank you for your reply,.... I grew up with these westerns and still watch gunsmoke and Bonanza..
Such great times in our youth.!
P.S...I try to watch your show every Sunday, great show and thank you for the work you do on these videos.!!
That was great Robb. God bless them all and you too
Thank you kindly, Al.
When she said, “You could trust him,” boy, I sure miss that!
Thank you, I really enjoyed this. More please💕
Thanks, Dayze.
Rob: You are so much fun to watch! Thanks for this special treat.
You always give me some more movies or TV episodes to search for.
Great watching these clips again. I believe that these are even better than the first time?😊👍
Thanks, slick. Glad you like them!
Awesome. Thanks for sharing.🇺🇸
Thanks, Barb. Our pleasure!
I just found this channel. I love it. In my opinion Clint Walker was the ultimate man. Even as a young girl, I was in love with him. Even though he is gone from this world, I still love him. I still watch Cheyenne when I can find it.