Bronco Billy (1980 Clint Eastwood movie) filming locations as of 2020. These are as many of the Idaho locations that we could visit. Of course we did not do the New York locations.
These are MY old stomping grounds! I lived just off Linder Road. We often are at the Hungry Onion and my first Bank account was at the Farmers & Merchants Bank. I bought this Movie for just a hat reason. Oh the memories. THANK You for the Then & Now.
My dad s a huge Clint Eastwood fan. My first introduction was Paint Your Wagon, Every hitch Way but, loose, and my childhood favorite. Bronco Billy. I could watch this at least twenty times. I loved him so much..
I lived in Ontario, Oregon when this was made. It was the talk of the town! By the way, the hill / mountain in the background of the first scene overlooking the Snake River is known as Malheur Butte. It sits between Vale and Ontario, Oregon.
I've always liked this movie and watch it whenever the occasion arises. Don't like how Clint treated his girlfriend in later life, but I guess that's life in the big city. Thank you for doing this.
Thanks for this video. Bronco Billy is actually my favorite Clint Eastwood film. There is just something fun about watching it. Good story, great characters and great pacing; not to mention all those amazing scenic locations. One of the funnier scenes is when Billy, Doc and Miss Lily are in the cab of the truck and you hear Merle Haggard and Clint Eastwood on the radio singing Bar Room Buddies. I've often wonder whatever happened to the American flag tent shown at the end.
Glad to know I'm not the only one who views Bronco Billy as a favorite Eastwood film. I've seem them all, and really like them all. But Bronco Billy is special.
What a lot of fun! Thank you for sharing the memories! I was six when this was filmed - part of it was on my street - Artesian Road off Linder. I was too young to go down and watch the crew but I believe my older siblings went and said Mr. Eastwood was a nice guy.
I lived in Meridian at the time and I remember my mom bringing me down to see Eastwood, he was signing autographs and mom got a picture of him. I need to find that picture but have no idea where it could be
Great video, I attended Mountain Cove back in 2003-05, and they said Clint Eastwood signed his name in one of the rooms at the very top of the building 👍🏽
Just saw this movie, a movie from my birth year. I liked it, it's not one of Clint's high fliers but the cast is great and Sondra Locke is very easy on the eyes. Each time I watch a movie I check out the cast on IMDB as I was only familiar with Clint and Sondra (and I was familiar with Bill McKinney from other Eastwood movies). But it saddened me to realize almost all of the circus crew from the movie have passed away with only Clint and Sierra Pecheur (Running Water) still living. Time flies by fast....too fast.
Nice video thanks. I think Bronco Billy is a great movie. I love it when Clint Eastwood gets mad when driving and punches the car horn. I had an Uncle that did the same thing. I laugh to myself when I watch that scene.
I am enduring covid by binging on Clint Eastwood movies. Today I watched Bronco Billy so I searched youtube for any videos on filming locations. This was a fantastic video to watch along side the move. You did a terrific, masterful job searching, locating, filming all of the locations, and creating a video. Thanks so very much!
Thanks for the flashback. i got see the movie in town of Big Bear, Ca when i was a kid and loved it. I've be living in Boise since 1993 and have seen many changes. I watched the changes and still stop at shady acres gas station and when I pass by i picture the tent across the road, Thanks for the details.
I had a speaking part in the Bronco Billy movie! I could be seen buying a newspaper in the movie in Eagle Idaho. when the man ( Gary Long) in the cowboy hat, was opening the newspaper box said "excuse me miss" when Bronco Billy's girlfriend, Miss Lilly tried to steal a news paper with the headline "Heiress Kidnapped"!
That’s pretty cool! I imagine you met Clint Eastwood & the cast. I haven’t seen that movie in a long while even though I have it on Dvd.I will have to look for you.
I was in junior high at Meridian junior high when this was made. We lived off linder and hatchery Road down by the old Fish hatchery. My little brother was an extra was one of the little boys that ran up to the car.
I don't know why they had the Sheriff's office in Nampa when Caldwell is the County seat where the Sheriff's office is. BTW, that mountain by the train tracks is Cinder Cone Butte and it's in the Orchard Training Area where the Idaho National Guard trains. The Ranch Club is now a gay bar and the Dutch Goose has changed names too. I have never been in there but I heard a rumour that the hole that Lefty put in the drywall with his hook was left as a memento. If anyone is curious, one of the posters used in the movie for the Bronco Billy Wild West Show is hanging in a thrift shop in Boise called The Bench Commission. It isn't for sale though.
good video subject. I loved this film also. sometime i will get to those film locations. I'm a film & TV production location fan. I have several famous film location video posted at my you tube account. please review and comment back. I have been in Da Biz since '86 in front and behind the camera. Another similar film and subject matter that came out around the same time, but shot in the Los Angeles area starred in the lead role as Buffalo Bill in his wild west traveling show was, Paul Newman.
L'essentiel sur BRONCO BILLY de et avec Clint Eastwood et Sondra Locke (1980) La video : th-cam.com/video/WjbBkNuKIm8/w-d-xo.html La chaine de L'Essentiel sur le cinéma : th-cam.com/users/FABRICECALZETTONI
12:58 Thats not freezeout hill, that The Butte in Emmett. If your anywhere in the treasure valley and look north and you see that big mountain thats not freezeout that The Butte or what the indians called Squaw Butte. It’s virtually impossible to see freezeout hill from this location on the camera. Also the highway between horseshoe bend and emmett is called black canyon, when talking about highway 52.
These are MY old stomping grounds! I lived just off Linder Road. We often are at the Hungry Onion and my first Bank account was at the Farmers & Merchants Bank. I bought this Movie for just a hat reason. Oh the memories. THANK You for the Then & Now.
My dad s a huge Clint Eastwood fan. My first introduction was Paint Your Wagon, Every hitch Way but, loose, and my childhood favorite. Bronco Billy. I could watch this at least twenty times. I loved him so much..
I lived in Ontario, Oregon when this was made. It was the talk of the town! By the way, the hill / mountain in the background of the first scene overlooking the Snake River is known as Malheur Butte. It sits between Vale and Ontario, Oregon.
Thanks Ray, hope you and family are doing good. Rock on!
I've always liked this movie and watch it whenever the occasion arises. Don't like how Clint treated his girlfriend in later life, but I guess that's life in the big city. Thank you for doing this.
Thanks for this video. Bronco Billy is actually my favorite Clint Eastwood film. There is just something fun about watching it. Good story, great characters and great pacing; not to mention all those amazing scenic locations.
One of the funnier scenes is when Billy, Doc and Miss Lily are in the cab of the truck and you hear Merle Haggard and Clint Eastwood on the radio singing Bar Room Buddies.
I've often wonder whatever happened to the American flag tent shown at the end.
Glad to know I'm not the only one who views Bronco Billy as a favorite Eastwood film. I've seem them all, and really like them all. But Bronco Billy is special.
Glad to know i'm not alone
What a lot of fun! Thank you for sharing the memories! I was six when this was filmed - part of it was on my street - Artesian Road off Linder. I was too young to go down and watch the crew but I believe my older siblings went and said Mr. Eastwood was a nice guy.
I lived in Meridian at the time and I remember my mom bringing me down to see Eastwood, he was signing autographs and mom got a picture of him. I need to find that picture but have no idea where it could be
Thanks for this great effort. I landed here today because the "Big Pine" building is going to be torn down.
Great video, I attended Mountain Cove back in 2003-05, and they said Clint Eastwood signed his name in one of the rooms at the very top of the building 👍🏽
That was fun. As a Boise native resident, it's neat to see a little bit of Hollywood touch the area.
Just stumbled on this today. What a fun video of the area I grew up in!
Just saw this movie, a movie from my birth year. I liked it, it's not one of Clint's high fliers but the cast is great and Sondra Locke is very easy on the eyes. Each time I watch a movie I check out the cast on IMDB as I was only familiar with Clint and Sondra (and I was familiar with Bill McKinney from other Eastwood movies). But it saddened me to realize almost all of the circus crew from the movie have passed away with only Clint and Sierra Pecheur (Running Water) still living. Time flies by fast....too fast.
Just watched this movie,love it seen it qs a child too
Nice video thanks. I think Bronco Billy is a great movie. I love it when Clint Eastwood gets mad when driving and punches the car horn. I had an Uncle that did the same thing. I laugh to myself when I watch that scene.
I liked the song "Bayou Lullaby" sung by beautiful Penny DeHaven ❤
Excellent Work! a Classic of a Movie. Really Enjoyed this...Thank-You!
This is awesome Rob! Now I have to watch Bronco Billy!
I am enduring covid by binging on Clint Eastwood movies. Today I watched Bronco Billy so I searched youtube for any videos on filming locations. This was a fantastic video to watch along side the move. You did a terrific, masterful job searching, locating, filming all of the locations, and creating a video. Thanks so very much!
Thanks for the flashback. i got see the movie in town of Big Bear, Ca when i was a kid and loved it. I've be living in Boise since 1993 and have seen many changes. I watched the changes and still stop at shady acres gas station and when I pass by i picture the tent across the road, Thanks for the details.
Thanks for this great video, Bronco Billy is a movie close to my heart.
Awesome clip. Really enjoyed the views in current time. I was a sophmore at UI that year, but was home during part of the filming. Thanks
I had a speaking part in the Bronco Billy movie! I could be seen buying a newspaper in the movie in Eagle Idaho. when the man ( Gary Long) in the cowboy hat, was opening the newspaper box said "excuse me miss" when Bronco Billy's girlfriend, Miss Lilly tried to steal a news paper with the headline "Heiress Kidnapped"!
That’s pretty cool! I imagine you met Clint Eastwood & the cast.
I haven’t seen that movie in a long while even though I have it on Dvd.I will have to look for you.
Thank you, I enjoyed this video. It had to be a lot o work .
I was in junior high at Meridian junior high when this was made. We lived off linder and hatchery Road down by the old Fish hatchery. My little brother was an extra was one of the little boys that ran up to the car.
Very cool and special
Very cool! Thanks for doing this.
Great video! Thanks!
My ex wife's Uncle, Ed Tines, was the engineer on that UP train scene. Said it was an interesting thing to do!
Great job on this !!!
Really thank you for that, this movie is lovelly
Great job on this. Thanks!!!
Cool! I lived in Boise at the time but didn't know about it until much, much later.
that is, top notch work..
Mr. Cunningham was one of my teachers in high school, too.
I'm currently watching this film right now 🙂
I don't know why they had the Sheriff's office in Nampa when Caldwell is the County seat where the Sheriff's office is. BTW, that mountain by the train tracks is Cinder Cone Butte and it's in the Orchard Training Area where the Idaho National Guard trains. The Ranch Club is now a gay bar and the Dutch Goose has changed names too. I have never been in there but I heard a rumour that the hole that Lefty put in the drywall with his hook was left as a memento. If anyone is curious, one of the posters used in the movie for the Bronco Billy Wild West Show is hanging in a thrift shop in Boise called The Bench Commission. It isn't for sale though.
Art Yensen was the 2nd guy behind your old teacher. He was santa at the Karcher Mall for over 20 years.
That is Squaw Butte, not freezeout hill.
Lol, ive lived here all my life and everyone i know calls it freezeout hill. However, i dont live in Emmett. So where is freeze out?
@@rbflds Freezeout Hill in on the entrance to the Emmett Valley on Hwy 16. Squaw Butte in the background. Very longtime Emmett resident.
Did not let me post the picture, but there is a Idaho historical marker and pull off designating the location as Freezeout Hill
the kids at the orphanate were Kyle and Allison Eatswood?
A friend of mine owned one location shown in the film. I don't want to get too specific but it was near Boise.
good video subject. I loved this film also. sometime i will get to those film locations. I'm a film & TV production location fan. I have several famous film location video posted at my you tube account. please review and comment back. I have been in Da Biz since '86 in front and behind the camera. Another similar film and subject matter that came out around the same time, but shot in the Los Angeles area starred in the lead role as Buffalo Bill in his wild west traveling show was, Paul Newman.
You must have gone to Capital...if Mr Cunningham was your teacher. Go Eagles!
Disnt even mention that the great Merle Haggard was singing during the bar scene. For that you get an A-, great video except for that ommission.
L'essentiel sur BRONCO BILLY de et avec Clint Eastwood et Sondra Locke (1980)
La video : th-cam.com/video/WjbBkNuKIm8/w-d-xo.html
La chaine de L'Essentiel sur le cinéma : th-cam.com/users/FABRICECALZETTONI
12:58 Thats not freezeout hill, that The Butte in Emmett. If your anywhere in the treasure valley and look north and you see that big mountain thats not freezeout that The Butte or what the indians called Squaw Butte. It’s virtually impossible to see freezeout hill from this location on the camera. Also the highway between horseshoe bend and emmett is called black canyon, when talking about highway 52.