The Tragic Story Of America's Cowboy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Gary Cooper was Hollywood's beloved "good guy"-but few know his darker history. Behind his seductive stare, this cowboy struggled to rein in his playboy ways, always falling prey to his forbidden desires. Buckle up: Cooper's story is fraught with danger, heartbreak, and, in the end, unbelievable pain.
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Great video and Gary Cooper was one of my greatest heroes when a teenager!
In the fifties my dad had prostate cancer which had spread to his bladder. He opted to fight the disease at home with no medical intervention after one hospital stay for a cobalt treatment. Our doctor warned us stringently not to tell him he had terminal cancer because it might result in suicide, i was a child then but later l was troubled by that approach. He suffered greatly, and died two years later. He would have died anyway because cancer treatments were pretty experimental back then.
Have you asked yourself what you'll do if you get such a diagnosis ? I will ride it out. I've seen too many of my friends and family go through all the treatments and lose them anyway. Prayers 🙏 for you
@@sharonrodriguez9592. The problem with cancer treatments is they cause cancer.
Nowadays prostrate cancer is pretty curable.
@@sharonrodriguez9592Pretty stupid if it’s a perfectly curable cancer.
@@sharonrodriguez9592 my sister (5 yrs older) took ALL the jabs. She got breast cancer a year later. She suffered TERRIBLY from the treatments. She got constipated so the doctor wanted to make a star cut in her A-hole.....like that sas going to help? I had colon cancer in 2013. I did Gerson Therapy. Took a couple of years was very difficult to do alone but I did. I saved my gallbladder and colon. I'm just a lowly alternative practitioner that worked for alternative doctors and helped people through alternative treatments. My sister listened to doctors and passed away while suffering unbelievably the whole time. A huge tumor grew into her lung right were the stream of radiation was sent into her
Standard Medical Treatment for cancer is brutal. 5-15 yrs of life after treatment is considered a success. But in the past cancer treatments were even worse.
My sister was told it was hereditary. It IS NOT! out of a very large extended family. Only a few got cancers. It's a metabolic disease. High stress, alcohol, sugar, burning the candle at both ends and exposure to chemicals like tobacco and heavy metals are contributing factors.
Clara Bow not only survived the transition to sound films, she remained a top star until 1931. It was her mental breakdown and scandal that made her quit her career. She had a very pleasant speaking voice with only a subtle hint of Brooklynese. Barbara Stanwyck had a much stronger Brooklyn accent and did not hinder her career.
I am surprised about the womanizing!!!!
I had no idea that Stanwyck had a Brooklyn accent!
She never liked Hollywood, and that is why she quit. Her voice and her doctor "scandal" had little to do with it. As soon as she married Rex Bell, she was done for good.
Thank you for the information! I love old movies! ✌🏼😊
Of course! We do too 😉
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I've loved Gary Cooper since I was a child. He will always be my favorite "movie star". No one else even comes close to him in looks or talent!
Thank You! I enjoyed the video. Always great photos and information well narated.
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Ooo, Lupe! A must do with her sad, yet funny with time, ending...
Thank you 😊
Factinate looking forward to YOUR tragic story!
I find it interesting how he had multiple surgeries throughout the years yet was still able to get at it with so many women. I've had several surgeries myself and was sidelined from any sort of physical activity for quite some time. 🤣
Alcohol 😅
He was a beautiful young man but by the time he acted in 'The Fountainhead' he looked worn and bloated. That is usually the unavoidable fate of two-fisted drinkers.
To me he looked pretty gorgeous all the way through. Handsomest man in Hollywood - ever.
He wasn't a big drinker, but he was a very heavy smoker.
He did not look good. I don't know what Patricia Neal saw in him. However, things happen for a reason, and if you ever read her memoir, it is really quite a story. Cooper had a big impact on her life in ways she couldn't have known at the time she was involved with him. She even met his widow once, long after Cooper died. His widow and his daughter forgave her. Eventually through his daughter, who was close friends with Mother Dolores (former actress Dolores Hart), Neal got involved in the Abbey with regard to drama programs. She stayed at the Abbey when she wrote her memoir. She finally converted to Catholicism, which was a requirement in order to be buried there upon her death. She was buried there following her death in 2010.
@@sarrhodes8277 Not really. If you want to talk gorgeous, John Gavin had him all beat.
i came across your channel yesterday, great to learn some history from youtube instead of car crashes and cats in hats 😂
Well, I have a pulmonary doctor that won't tell me how bad of shape I am in. I knew it was bad as I ended up in the hospital 8 days. So when I ask the pulmonary doctor the first time, he just casually changed the subject. Second dr appt visit I ask same question, same thing. I just told him I am the kind of person that wants to know the true, if I am at deaths door, I have business to put in order. I can't afford to die without knowing and leave my family business a mess, that's not fair to my children and the government end up getting what's theres. He said next visit he would have all my results ready and we will go over them. I thanked him.
Your medical records should be very simple to get, ask the receptionist they will print the information out and hand it to you. The hospital will also give you a copies of anything you want.
The next time your Dr doesn’t reply to a direct question, ask him again. Don’t be afraid to insist.
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Or maybe she should just consider getting a much more straightforward doctor!
Didn't even mention his greatest film role, High Noon!
I like the gay subtext in High Noon - with the reverend, I mean.
Actually Clara Bow had some successful talkies and her voice was not ‘grating.’
Yeah, she had a lovely speaking voice and was one helluva broad.
I see a steady trend with the "stars" of yesteryear, also today. They all F'd around. They fell in love with their co'stars.....or lust? Artists???????
This was my Mom’s crush!
His best costar was Barbara Stanwyck. They made a great team; my favorite films with them is Meet John Doe and Ball Of Fire!✌️
I went under the knife for prostate cancer Thanksgiving Day 2012. If I had it and it was kept from me...there would be fatalities.
Really Enjoyed went thru.Montana with Family as child got trained by Champion barrel Racer Horses are.Terrible
I was a small child when we moved to north Carolina from Alaska. We made a stop at a picnic area in Montana i was in awe of the beauty. I had my first watermelon. I thought she red part of the melon was a bright red like the mounties I seen in Canada.
Guy sounded like a creep. A user who slept with whomever he could get the most out of.
Gary was bisexual and incapable of fidelity; but he starred in some of my favorite films.
Horse hockey.
@@nohandle62 Cooper picked up things at that English boarding school other than Latin. He had a long-term relationship with actor Lew Ayres, along with the usual Hollywood boys. Read a biography on him.
@@nohandle62 Don't shoot the messenger, Mr. Elliot.
I always got lesbian vibes from Patricia Neal... especially in her later life!🫤
That is complete nonsense. Don't believe everything you read. Authors can literally make up stories about dead celebrities because nobody can sue on behalf of the dead.
Wow this is sad.
No mention of Grinnell College?
It was disgusting that he killed all those animals I think the countess should have been a better influence and it wasn't gods will he died but not leading a healthy life
Wouldn't he have learned manners going to school in England?
And his grammar would not be so sketchy.
The fancy schools in England bred some of the rudest most disgusting humans in the country.
why he gave that asian woman such a dirty look???
Racism; it’s bad now but back then there weren’t any social strictures against it, so it was everywhere.
U didn't mention Cary Grant. He is the 1 he lived with on & off & the studio didn't like the gay rumors about them. I think Cary was the love of his life.
Cary Grant and Randolph Scott were house mates
And possibly more 😊
Just because they lived in the same house does not mean we should assume things. A mansion has its expenses. Sharing the cost with a fellow actor cuts those costs in half. Of course, in today's world we need to take a prurient view, and try to make everyone fit the current narrative.
@@heidibee501 true....but people observed what they observed. At 1 time they shared a smaller beach house. Later a waiter in a restaurant saw them holding hands which I think is a sweet gesture.
@@keithbuchanan8588 l had not heard that but it is a nice gesture.
My view on him totally broke now😢. Especially because of killing animals for weird pleasure😳🥺🤢
I found nothing interesting.
Good Montana son
One of my favorite actors, but too bad.He had to be a lousy Womanizer
Sound like he was good at womanizing.
Sad that some of his greatest adventures were killing lions and rhinos !! Not much of a nature preservationist!
Absolutely, yes 😢
Always found him gorgeous, but sooo disappointed now😮💔
There is alot of speculation as to Hemingway. If he may have been maybe a closet gay. The number of marriages isn't extraordinary for Hollywood..or even in public these days..
But their relationship might have been More than Just friendship..with maybe a secret relationship they did or didnt do anything about with Irish Catholic feelings..
But his wrighting isnt typical of his macho appearance and actions.
And killing himself maybe true. Just great friends..but HIS possibly being gay isnt anything new. So it's possible..
Not sayjng fact. But. Would be my guess. Lol
The problem is, almost every famous man who passes away is suddenly a closet bisexual or homosexual or whatever. Not buying it.
@@annemurphy9339 ...No, not always. Actually seldom, about 10% of the time, which is about the same as the homosexual population.
In your eyes, everybody was gay who was ever famous. This mindset is ridiculous.
@@ValleyoftheRogue no. But Hellywood has always been full of pervs
Casting director AKA CASTING COUCH 🤕
“Gone with the Wind” whipped up democratic hatred against my cousin Cump - and against ME as a cousin - to fever pitch. Not a fan of any democratic apologetics, and certainly NOT of GWTW!!!
Speech police this site, no wonder America is going to hel-.
His interesting relationship with Hemingway, that's what I find interesting
It was a friendship. Get your mind out of the gutter.
He was gay so what
No, he wasn't.
well gone with the wind SHOULD have been the biggest flop in hollywood history⚛😀
@@Sunset29559 haha u probably voted for trump and think pro wrestling is real brenda⚛😀
@@FrankOdonnell-ej3hd Republicans are the realists. Democrats are much more likely to believe something FAKE like wrestling. They believe that the life molecule (carbon dioxide), that gives us food and oxygen when filtered through plants is a POLLUTANT.
Why do you think Gone with the wind should have been a flop? I think it’s a great movie from many different angles, but it’s a matter of taste, too.
@@Sunset29559It's a fabulous movie. Totally not pc today but that shouldn't detract from the impact of the film.
It's a shame that gwtw is being censored and shown with trigger warnings. I'm pro free speech so I could never vote for Trump and the party of censorship.
@@mr.pickitt5426 it isn't the artistic aspects I'm talking about it's the romanticizing of slavery, the idea that there was something good about that way of life and possibly the myth of "the lost cause" that there was something noble about the southern revolt in defense of slavery. Most white people who saw that film back then were blind to these things but no person of color could have been⚛😀