This panel was truly a joy to watch. The revelations some previously know, and others seeing the light of day for the first time. it also highlights why these film festivals are so important in the how and why of so many great films and performance. Then there is AWOW which is there to ensure that moments such as these are recorded and preserved.
Another great one Mr.Rob! Thanks for doing these interviews with actors and actresses of a golden Era that is fading away. My opinion only the best movies ever made! Sad but I don't watch much in the way of movies anymore. I think lonesome dove, Wyatt Earp and open rang are the last westerns I've seen but not the same as it once was. I just wanted to say thanks for ur show and keeping the memories of the good ol westerns alive for folks like myself. 👍
The interviews are fascinating and how much history has not been adequately documented these interviews even if over a year old shed quite a bit of light on the history of old Hollywood the studios etc. Keep up the good work Rob and thanks again.
Rob, superb as always. Love the panel of the “young actors” as adults. One question can bring a whole round of different reactions. Some it’s like a new revelation of their younger self. It’s really children taking on adult work and must have been stressful, yet to hear the “kid stories” - cherry bombs floating to blow up… sure would have loved to watch that. My brothers would put firecrackers stuck in a good sized branch from the trees on our farm, put them in the creek, light the crackers… just blowing up “ships”. Patrick sharing that brought back that childhood memory of mine. 😁👍🤠
This is a great tribute to the actors and the movies they were in. The stories they tell add a special effect on the films they talked about. Rob you are providing fans of westerns new and old with a wonderful view of the behind the scenes stuff we rarely see or hear about.
Oh my goodness, I just got through watching this and it has made my day! I’ve seen these guys before and loved listening to them but to see all of them and you together was wonderful. I hope you and the actors know what joy they have brought into our lives through their movies and being your guests. I will watch this over and over. Thank you Rob.
A real fine group of talent and the joy they have given us through their talents the natural acting abilities and the elder generations working together to give us the many films to look back on and enjoy.
Rob you always have great guests! So I was surprised to see you out do yourself. It can't get any better than this, can it? I can't wait for the next one!👍👍😊😊
Bravo... When I was a small child there was a theme park in Ocala Florida call Six Gun Territory. My parents got the opportunity to take my sisters and myself to this park. The day we were there Darby Hinton was the guest deputy and was in the main street gun fight. Daniel Boone was one of my favorite TV shows at the time and I was in awe of getting to see a star that close. Great memory for me.
Wow it was a super fantastic honor last November, to meet & speak with Claude Jarman, Pat Wayne, Andy Prine, Darby Hinton, Rob Word, and all my Dream Leading Ladies of Film and Stage, at the Williamsburg Nostalgia Festival! Wish the 2 Bobby's, Duvall and Carradine had been there too. 🤩🥰👍👍 & ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ all around! 17:15 That's the same question I asked Patrick at the Nostalgia Fest last year. :D That said, Darby is a hoot to work with. Plus... during a visit to our grandparents in Squaw Valley, my brother and I ran into Walt Disney, who asked us if we wanted to be in one of his TV Shows. Of course we shouted _YES!_ Then ran to tell our parents. Dad wasn't having any of it, because he was stationed in Oregon at the time, and being reassigned tot he Pentagon. To think that Darby & I could have met much sooner than on set of _The Marshall_ re-titled from _Bill Tilghman and the Outlaws._
I haven't made too many comments lately, so this is going to be 3 comments. .... The 1st is a movie a few weeks ago with Dennis Hopper as the sociopath with Dukes son who was the lead. I have to say that 'Dennis Hopper' was amazing and lifted a fair to good film to a very good film rating from me. Dennis walked into any scene of the film and commanded that film become better through his amazing acting. I'm a fan of Dennis Hopper, but watching him on an entertaining, but kind of okay film and 'fire it up' 10 or 20 degrees gave me new respect and meaning to the word acting and Dennis Hopper knowing his art like a painter of some known abilities. .... The Hollywood Kids Vol. 1 & 2 are lots of fun and have some additional historical significance if you are a fan and should be watch. Virtually every film before 1958 I saw on T.V. and I believe I saw every one of these young people back when they were Very Young & doing a great job. As such, it's nice to hear from them about how they felt or what they remembered from that persecutive. 'Do Not Forget,' that often kids my age would go home after the films we liked and then act out the films with others young friends imagining our being the KID in many of the films we saw then. Thank You - Rob! Without a doubt Rob, your online show is the most unique and most entertaining! - m.
Thank you rob word for this interview. All these people are very missed especially the ones who have passed away. This was so entertaining and enlightening. I can honestly say I don't have a favorite and any one of these on this panel even though I did at one time yet all I can say is they're all were great actors in their time. And everyone in the movies that they're mentioned I've watched and enjoyed extensively. But I can't help that I'm a western fan and always have been especially John Wayne. Yet there were many others like Hopalong Cassidy, and more.
Thanks again, Rob! Great to see these old folks we were kids watching them and enjoying this immensely. This sure brought back my memories of Old Tucson, 1965-76 great movies made there. Dad worked for the production company for The High Chaparral he drove the actors from the Hilton out to the set, daily! Made 2 movies Pocket Money and a 2 part Bonanza episode to Mexico. Loved that part of our lives. Wish I could meet you and discuss some of our experience…
Thanks, Mary. We just wrapped up with a campfire music gathering in the park tonight. I’m headed out into the Alabama Hills tomorrow to do some Plein Air painting before driving back to LA.
Truly this such a great treasure to watch & listen to these wonderful people & yes wanting to watch see these great western, etc. Such a treasure!!! Thanks again
@@AWordonWesterns BTW.....I'll be retiring frome long haul truck driving in about the middle of November. If you're thinking of any up coming projects please give me some consideration. I have most of my own period correct clothing. Including fire arms. And I know how to handle them safely. 🤠👌
You do good Word, don't stop. At 84 I enjoy these movies as much as when I was a kid. While I live out of the county now I never miss visiting Lone Pine when I am back. Since I discovered it so many years ago it has been like my spiritual place. I have attended about 6 film festivals and was friendly with Dave Holland.
It's refreshing to see these actors as older people-people with interesting stories. Their stories always makes me checkout their movies and TV shows. Bruce Dern shot John Wayne! Wait, what? I'm seeing that tonight!
Cool, Joseph. That's one of the nice things about our shows is that they trigger memories of films or turn new fans on to films that should be viewed. Thanks.
This was a great post. Thanks so much. I especially enjoyed Mr. Jarman's comments concerning Roughshod. A terrific movie which was playing last month on Movies! free TV channel. I watched it several times when it repeated. Wonderful background stories from all the panel. Stellar production also.
Nice set of A-Listers of Film love the mega stars in my view, thank you Rob, best Channel on any media period! just stellar always thank thank thank you
Join us at this year's Lone Pine Film Festival over Columbus Day this October 'cause we're gonna do it again with some "fresh" faces. Always lots of fun, Scotty.
" Coming Home " is my generational statement of opening our eyes to the horror that our Military Service can have on our people. Bruce Dern is a treasure!
17:41 "That was "Rio Bravo." Robert Mitchum played the drunk in "El Dorado." Dean Martin played the drunk in "Rio Bravo." Basically, it was the same part. Now John Wayne, he did the same in both. He played John Wayne." Get Shorty
People always get those to mixed up. Another thing that bugs me is when they name either of those movies and then say Rio Lobo was the same movie. Rio Lobo was similar, but definitely not identical like El Dorado and Rio Bravo were. Oh well, I love all three.
John Wayne was a more versatile actor than many believe. Usually he was typecast in roles, but he acted in other roles, including the occasional villain.
Just finished reading the Claude Jarman Jr. biography and the story he told of how he got the part of Jody in the Yearling was nearly verbatim from the book. He's had a very interesting life to say the least.
Only I think Bruce's line was the much cleverer, "Yeah, but I'll never have to buy a drink in Berkely". Great to hear some of the inside baseball on these wonderful old films i.e. the mudslide anecdote from McLintock, the Jon Voight wheelchair story, Claude's very funny Myrna Dell letter as examples, all you haven't heard before or would hear anywhere else.
16:15 Patrick and I say you have to fit in "The Quiet Man" somehow for an episode! Maybe with the Irish immigrants' contributions to conquering the great wild west! 2nd request.
If I remember right you moved from Fla. to L.A. Took a vacation or two with your parents and met some actors. You did some work behind the cameras and did interviews of some stars but I'd like to know more about how you got into this line of work. Maybe have your son interview you?
To Pat's point: The way many films are made *these* days, your co-stars are often post production CGI generated images that some of the actors never see unless they buy a ticket at the box office. Or Brits and Aussies adopting American accents headed back home right after the film wraps. Certainly limiting the sort of off screen stock company comraderie of the days of Ford and Wayne. Much of that stock company having found another life on television with shows like Wagon Train so those "bonds" existing beyond Ford and the big screen, associations spanning several decades that must have been as close as they were long lasting.
Patrick Wayne was the only one I really knew I loved watching him in movies she wore a yellow ribbon wasn’t that the one were Shirley Temple was his love interest I love prettying much all John Wayne movies I didn’t care for the shootist that much the searchers was my favorite and the three God fathers
That was John Agar & Harry Carey Jr romancing Joanne Dru in SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON, connie. Shirley Temple played Henry Fonda's daughter in FORT APACHE. Both John Wayne films but Partrick would have been 10 years old. THE SEARCHERS is one of my all time favorite films. Thanks.
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Rob you make sure our Western stars live on forever. Thank you!
Thanks for the nice thought, jake. Let's hope they do.
This panel was truly a joy to watch. The revelations some previously know, and others seeing the light of day for the first time. it also highlights why these film festivals are so important in the how and why of so many great films and performance. Then there is AWOW which is there to ensure that moments such as these are recorded and preserved.
Thanks, Jim.
I absolutely agree with you 100%. This is an awesome interview and video thank you so much Rob.
What a fine group of down to earth legends! Much obliged Rob.
You bet, Wes. Thanks.
Wow, the good old boys you gotta love them.
I totally forgot Bob was in Coming Home. And that Jane Seymour was in Sinbad. Fun interviews. Thanks!
We pride ourselves on spreading film history, Ace! Thanks.
One word for Mr Word… Amazing
Another great one Mr.Rob! Thanks for doing these interviews with actors and actresses of a golden Era that is fading away. My opinion only the best movies ever made! Sad but I don't watch much in the way of movies anymore. I think lonesome dove, Wyatt Earp and open rang are the last westerns I've seen but not the same as it once was. I just wanted to say thanks for ur show and keeping the memories of the good ol westerns alive for folks like myself. 👍
Thank you very much, terry. I think OLD HENRY is very good for a new western. Also, I thought both GODLESS and 1883 were terrific.
As long as the Greats are Living,,Continue with the Movie memories,,TY Rob and of course the Stars
Thank you Rob For what you do
This was absolutely wonderful to see
Thanks, Ryan. Nice group of friends on the panel.
Thanks, Rob.
Another fantastic and insightful panel. Thank you Rob.
Thanks, Kyle.
The interviews are fascinating and how much history has not been adequately documented these interviews even if over a year old shed quite a bit of light on the history of old Hollywood the studios etc. Keep up the good work Rob and thanks again.
Thanks, rich. We try!
@@AWordonWesterns And it shows! You and your crew alongside the great actor's you interview are the very best.
As always,
Thanks Rob!
Fascinating interviews. Many thanks, Rob.
Thanks, Arline.
Rob, superb as always. Love the panel of the “young actors” as adults. One question can bring a whole round of different reactions. Some it’s like a new revelation of their younger self. It’s really children taking on adult work and must have been stressful, yet to hear the “kid stories” - cherry bombs floating to blow up… sure would have loved to watch that. My brothers would put firecrackers stuck in a good sized branch from the trees on our farm, put them in the creek, light the crackers… just blowing up “ships”. Patrick sharing that brought back that childhood memory of mine. 😁👍🤠
Cool, Sue. I think all of us, of a certain age, did that!!
Wonderful and what a treat of memories
This is a great tribute to the actors and the movies they were in. The stories they tell add a special effect on the films they talked about. Rob you are providing fans of westerns new and old with a wonderful view of the behind the scenes stuff we rarely see or hear about.
Thanks, Richard. That's one of the reasons I'm doing them.
That was very joyful to watch, Thanks a lot Rob!
Fun for me, too, Dan. Thanks.
Oh my goodness, I just got through watching this and it has made my day! I’ve seen these guys before and loved listening to them but to see all of them and you together was wonderful. I hope you and the actors know what joy they have brought into our lives through their movies and being your guests. I will watch this over and over. Thank you Rob.
Every person who is a MOVIE fan, totally loves your SHOWS. THANK YOU.
👍👍👍👍👍👍Great show. I hope to attend one in the future. Please keep us posted on future endeavors.
Awesome Rob! Thanks!
A real fine group of talent and the joy they have given us through their talents the natural acting abilities and the elder generations working together to give us the many films to look back on and enjoy.
We certainly had a fine group, David. Thanks!
Rob , can't begin to thank you for this. So enjoyed it.
Rob you always have great guests! So I was surprised to see you out do yourself. It can't get any better than this, can it? I can't wait for the next one!👍👍😊😊
Thanks, slick. We try harder.
Bravo... When I was a small child there was a theme park in Ocala Florida call Six Gun Territory. My parents got the opportunity to take my sisters and myself to this park. The day we were there Darby Hinton was the guest deputy and was in the main street gun fight. Daniel Boone was one of my favorite TV shows at the time and I was in awe of getting to see a star that close. Great memory for me.
I'm from Clearwater, Joel, and it was always a treat to go to Six Gun Territory!!! I never saw any stars, though. Thanks.
Such memories, the kid in me ,is in awe. Even a cameo by RJ ! This was great ! 😊TY Rob .
Wow it was a super fantastic honor last November, to meet & speak with Claude Jarman, Pat Wayne, Andy Prine, Darby Hinton, Rob Word, and all my Dream Leading Ladies of Film and Stage, at the Williamsburg Nostalgia Festival! Wish the 2 Bobby's, Duvall and Carradine had been there too. 🤩🥰👍👍 & ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ all around!
17:15 That's the same question I asked Patrick at the Nostalgia Fest last year. :D
That said, Darby is a hoot to work with. Plus... during a visit to our grandparents in Squaw Valley, my brother and I ran into Walt Disney, who asked us if we wanted to be in one of his TV Shows. Of course we shouted _YES!_ Then ran to tell our parents. Dad wasn't having any of it, because he was stationed in Oregon at the time, and being reassigned tot he Pentagon. To think that Darby & I could have met much sooner than on set of _The Marshall_ re-titled from _Bill Tilghman and the Outlaws._
Very interesting panel. Thank you for sharing their stories. I am a fan of westerns and love these insights.
I haven't made too many comments lately, so this is going to be 3 comments.
.... The 1st is a movie a few weeks ago with Dennis Hopper as the sociopath with Dukes son who was the lead. I have to say that 'Dennis Hopper' was amazing and lifted a fair to good film to a very good film rating from me. Dennis walked into any scene of the film and commanded that film become better through his amazing acting. I'm a fan of Dennis Hopper, but watching him on an entertaining, but kind of okay film and 'fire it up' 10 or 20 degrees gave me new respect and meaning to the word acting and Dennis Hopper knowing his art like a painter of some known abilities.
.... The Hollywood Kids Vol. 1 & 2 are lots of fun and have some additional historical significance if you are a fan and should be watch. Virtually every film before 1958 I saw on T.V. and I believe I saw every one of these young people back when they were Very Young & doing a great job. As such, it's nice to hear from them about how they felt or what they remembered from that persecutive. 'Do Not Forget,' that often kids my age would go home after the films we liked and then act out the films with others young friends imagining our being the KID in many of the films we saw then.
Thank You - Rob!
Without a doubt Rob, your online show is the most unique and most entertaining!
- m.
thanks for the kind words, Marvin.
Such a worthwhile pursuit to shine a light on these actors with wonderful stories that can live on through these interviews… appreciate you Rob ❤️
Thanks, Robyn
Great interview with some AWESOME people. Thank you!
you bet, Daryl. Thanks.
Thank you again Rob. Always appreciate your perspectives on the industry
Thanks, Jim. We had a nice lineup of talent.
I think you are the only one doing this..thank you for this public service. Id love to see Bruce Dern. Thak you so much! It must have been great fun.
You are very welcome, guy. I'd love to have Bruce as a guest, too. He's a real film buff.
Thank you rob word for this interview. All these people are very missed especially the ones who have passed away. This was so entertaining and enlightening. I can honestly say I don't have a favorite and any one of these on this panel even though I did at one time yet all I can say is they're all were great actors in their time. And everyone in the movies that they're mentioned I've watched and enjoyed extensively. But I can't help that I'm a western fan and always have been especially John Wayne. Yet there were many others like Hopalong Cassidy, and more.
Thanks again, Rob! Great to see these old folks we were kids watching them and enjoying this immensely.
This sure brought back my memories of Old Tucson, 1965-76 great movies made there. Dad worked for the production company for The High Chaparral he drove the actors from the Hilton out to the set, daily! Made 2 movies Pocket Money and a 2 part Bonanza episode to Mexico. Loved that part of our lives. Wish I could meet you and discuss some of our experience…
Love the Lone Pine Film Festival. Always great participants and great fun!! Years of wonderful memories.
Thanks, Mary. We just wrapped up with a campfire music gathering in the park tonight. I’m headed out into the Alabama Hills tomorrow to do some Plein Air painting before driving back to LA.
Thoroughly enjoyed this, then went and found part one! Nice to know the behind the scenes stories. Thanks for your dedication to the Western genre.
Thanks, Yeti. We're gonna do it again with a different group at this Fall's Lone Pine Film Festival. Fun, fun, fun!
23:00 Finally? R.J. Word gets face time on screen! 🤩🌠❣
Hooray!
Truly this such a great treasure to watch & listen to these wonderful people & yes wanting to watch see these great western, etc. Such a treasure!!! Thanks again
Glad you enjoyed it, Carolyn. Thanks. I'm planning on gathering another select group at this October's Lone Pine Film Festival. Yee ha!!
Great show Rob. Love the interviews.
Thanks, Ed.
I would love to see you do a sit down interview with Kurt Russell. What an incredible body of work he did.
Me, too, Steve. I've discussed it with him.
@@AWordonWesterns
Outstanding!! I hope your able to get something worked out. 👍
@@AWordonWesterns
BTW.....I'll be retiring frome long haul truck driving in about the middle of November. If you're thinking of any up coming projects please give me some consideration. I have most of my own period correct clothing. Including fire arms. And I know how to handle them safely. 🤠👌
You do good Word, don't stop. At 84 I enjoy these movies as much as when I was a kid. While I live out of the county now I never miss visiting Lone Pine when I am back. Since I discovered it so many years ago it has been like my spiritual place. I have attended about 6 film festivals and was friendly with Dave Holland.
Ahh, those were the days, Ron, touring with Dave. He sure is missed, however his daughter Melody is a big part of the weekend. Come again next year!
Great fun to see these great actors. Thank you
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Seeing the members on your panel sure brings back some great memories.
Thanks, dave. We're gonna do it again at this year's Lone Pine Film Festival in October, including a few new panelist.
It's refreshing to see these actors as older people-people with interesting stories. Their stories always makes me checkout their movies and TV shows. Bruce Dern shot John Wayne! Wait, what? I'm seeing that tonight!
Cool, Joseph. That's one of the nice things about our shows is that they trigger memories of films or turn new fans on to films that should be viewed. Thanks.
Hollywood Royalty when Hollywood was really Hollywood.
I loved the first part and now the second! I'm surprised that those hats stayed on in that wind that the microphones emphasized.
Our sound guy didn't have wind socks. Did it add to the atmosphere, MJ?
@@AWordonWesterns It sure did! I almost went to the closet for a jacket.
Very enjoyable Rob. Have a feeling if you had a panel filled with Robert Carradines it would be similar to herding a bunch of cats.
He's got plenty of good stories to share, JCA
Thanks Rob!
This was a great post. Thanks so much. I especially enjoyed Mr. Jarman's comments concerning Roughshod. A terrific movie which was playing last month on Movies! free TV channel. I watched it several times when it repeated. Wonderful background stories from all the panel. Stellar production also.
Glad you enjoyed it, roberta. Thanks
Great interviews, a lot of memories brought back. Keep up the fantastic work.
Thanks, Galen.
Nice set of A-Listers of Film love the mega stars in my view, thank you Rob, best Channel on any media period! just stellar always thank thank thank you
I certainly appreciate your comment, rick. Thanks!!
id loved to have been in the audience for this one. amazing to hear them speak !
Join us at this year's Lone Pine Film Festival over Columbus Day this October 'cause we're gonna do it again with some "fresh" faces. Always lots of fun, Scotty.
@@AWordonWesterns i just might do that, gives me something to looks for
" Coming Home " is my generational statement of opening our eyes to the horror that our Military Service can have on our people. Bruce Dern is a treasure!
17:41
"That was "Rio Bravo." Robert Mitchum played the drunk in "El Dorado." Dean Martin played the drunk in "Rio Bravo." Basically, it was the same part. Now John Wayne, he did the same in both. He played John Wayne."
Get Shorty
People always get those to mixed up. Another thing that bugs me is when they name either of those movies and then say Rio Lobo was the same movie. Rio Lobo was similar, but definitely not identical like El Dorado and Rio Bravo were. Oh well, I love all three.
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I just love that quote. John Wayne was the Best John Wayne ever. :-)
BTW Get Shorty Great Fun Movie.
@@stevenwiederholt7000 Yep, I liked Get Shorty. Watched it again not to long ago. And yes, nobody could play John Wayne like John Wayne!
John Wayne was a more versatile actor than many believe. Usually he was typecast in roles, but he acted in other roles, including the occasional villain.
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The Villain? Which film? Thanks.
Just finished reading the Claude Jarman Jr. biography and the story he told of how he got the part of Jody in the Yearling was nearly verbatim from the book. He's had a very interesting life to say the least.
Only I think Bruce's line was the much cleverer, "Yeah, but I'll never have to buy a drink in Berkely".
Great to hear some of the inside baseball on these wonderful old films i.e. the mudslide anecdote from McLintock, the Jon Voight wheelchair story, Claude's very funny Myrna Dell letter as examples, all you haven't heard before or would hear anywhere else.
RIP Clu Gulager.
Yep. Pretty sad, Kurt
Grazie A Word on Westerns💙👍🏻🌹
Thank you too!
Enjoyed this a lot, Rob! I always like to search for the movies mentioned, especially the westerns, but I will look for the "Sinbad" movie too.
Robert Carradine ❤️
Enjoyed it Rob
Thanks, Steve
16:15 Patrick and I say you have to fit in "The Quiet Man" somehow for an episode! Maybe with the Irish immigrants' contributions to conquering the great wild west! 2nd request.
🤠 ROB 👍👍👍
good stuff there Rob!
Thanks Rob! How would one know when you’re going to have a show in lone Pine so we can attend?
If I remember right you moved from Fla. to L.A. Took a vacation or two with your parents and met some actors. You did some work behind the cameras and did interviews of some stars but I'd like to know more about how you got into this line of work. Maybe have your son interview you?
Here's something you might enjoy, Ed. It's an interview I recently did on the Spaghetti Westerns Podcast. th-cam.com/video/7Am1gDaKeag/w-d-xo.html
To Pat's point: The way many films are made *these* days, your co-stars are often post production CGI generated images that some of the actors never see unless they buy a ticket at the box office. Or Brits and Aussies adopting American accents headed back home right after the film wraps. Certainly limiting the sort of off screen stock company comraderie of the days of Ford and Wayne.
Much of that stock company having found another life on television with shows like Wagon Train so those "bonds" existing beyond Ford and the big screen, associations spanning several decades that must have been as close as they were long lasting.
Thanks, Hiram
Cheryl Rogers Barnett isn't a celebrity. Her Dad was 😍 amazing
Patrick Wayne was the only one I really knew I loved watching him in movies she wore a yellow ribbon wasn’t that the one were Shirley Temple was his love interest I love prettying much all John Wayne movies I didn’t care for the shootist that much the searchers was my favorite and the three God fathers
That was John Agar & Harry Carey Jr romancing Joanne Dru in SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON, connie. Shirley Temple played Henry Fonda's daughter in FORT APACHE. Both John Wayne films but Partrick would have been 10 years old. THE SEARCHERS is one of my all time favorite films. Thanks.
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I like Patrick
do like to movie 2018 and 2019 big fans john Wayne Disney's western movie film festival a wow
😢 It was called Audie Murphy Syndrome.
Man I still don't like Bruce Dern!!!