He certainly looked like what people think Superman should look like but the fact is that without resistance training Superman wouldn't have large muscles and since his strength was natural there were few things he would be able to lift in order to develop them. Superman could have been skinny as a rail and still have superhuman strength.
never thought of it but perfect casting! we forget like clint superman came from the midwest and should sound like clint!his physique was amazing and in an era of tv giants every show had a leading character who was well over 6 foot in westerns yet clint seemed so much bigger! even in a movie full of hollywoods biggest and toughest the dirty dozen he dwarfed everyone else.only man apart from jim arness who made robert ryan look a bit short!
Clint Walker looked and sounded like a Walt Disney depiction of the perfect male hero. Rugged, smart, handsome, gentle, wise, tolerant. In a fight I can imagine he’d give his opponent a gentle tap to knock them half unconscious, then buy them a drink.
He he would have been good as a Gulliver's travel maybe he did play it or talk it.. love them in the grizzly movie I wish they would bring that back on and show it free without ads
This guy must have literally stunned people back in his prime when he went out. There are many good looking, even really good looking people when you add them all up, but Clint Walker is on a different level. Looks, build, voice, and talent all in one. WOW!
OH my goodness!!!!!!! I have had the BIGGEST crush on him ever since I first saw him in Cheyenne about a year ago. I have always wondered why on earth I'd never seen him on tv at all. But every time I see him I get a huge smile and my stomach gets butterflies and my heart just goes crazy!
@ The MOST gorgeous man ever,looks and voice alone floored me when I was young and still now,apparently he was a twin,imagine two of him my Gawd.so sad that he has passed,stunning x
Dude was 6'6" and was huge for his day. He had a tender disposition.....but was by no means weak. You know whenever he went out, people stopped and stared. How could you not. RIP Mr. Walker.
As a kid I remembered him and thought that he was the type of Man that I wanted to become when I grew up. It wasn't just his physical statue...but his calm and confident persona. He carried himself with the utmost class. R.I.P. Clint.
You knew there was something funny with the mismatched heights, but the chemistry between these two is magical! Benny was always a great fall guy, and Walker's comic timing is impeccable. They don't make actors like these any more!
I talked to Mr. Walker one day on the cell phone. My brother saw him on the street in northern California, and called me in Boston. Well I was pleasingly surprised because Clint was my favorite western actor. He gave Clint the phone and we talked for a few minutes. One of the highlights of my life,. He was a perfect gentleman, as you would probably expect.
"The strapping Hollywood hunk was first pronounced dead in May 1971, after four inches of a ski pole pierced his heart in a gruesome accident at Mammoth Mountain in California." While following the contours of the twisting, irregular terrain Walker began tumbling out of control before coming to an abrupt, violent stop in which he was pierced through the heart with a ski pole. He was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead. However, a doctor detected faint signs of life and rushed Walker to surgery, where his damaged heart was repaired. Within two months, Walker was working again.[19][20] Walker has said about the accident that he had a near-death experience. He ultimately died in 2018.
@@jtzutube The way I heard it, is that he was pronounced dead and they moved his body to the hall way to take him to the morgue. A well renowned heart surgeon happened to be walking down the hallway . I guess for some reason he saw something that made him suspicious and checked Clint and heard a very faint heart beat. They then rushed him to surgery and saved his life.
This man was so damned handsome. His eyes were gorgeous, beautiful speaking voice and when I saw him in a 'T-shirt' in the movie 'The Dirty Dozen' .......well, that was it for me!! Could you imagine him in the role of "Superman"?!? Perfect........
I just watched a video of Jimmy Dean singing Big John using images from Clint Walker movies. He didn’t even have a shirt on in some of them. Check it out.
I saw this clip about 10 years ago, and I had the same thought about him playing Superman. It reminded me of how Clark Kent is from the country. Clint could have used his natural accent for Clark, then change it for Superman.
My dear late dad and Clint Walker were buddies. I used to play with Clint's daughter when we were little kids in the 1950s. Many years later my dad and I had Clint Eastwood as a client. From one famous Clint to another.
This is a joy to watch because it is pure and wholesome entertainment that the whole family can enjoy. (And may I add, Clint Walker was - and still is - the most gorgeous man!)
Clint absolutely never took his fans for granted. He learned very quickly, to his credit, that the fans are the driving force for ALL entertainment. He also had a work ethic that would bring a lot of today’s actors to their knees.
I love Jack Benny he was comedy genius and Clint Walker was not only a good actor but a real man. I love to see him in many movies, but I loved him in Cheyenne. Thanks for the episode.
Clint Walker is a gentle soul, very kind and gracious, soft-spoken, and respectful and gave awesome hugs. A gentle giant in stature and as a human being.
Clint broke the mould... Not only bloody handsome, tall, built like a greek God, but also well spoken, intelligent, and a voice that would put Burton to shame... They dont make em like that anymore...
LOL You didn't see Jack Benny lose it very many times. That was classic! Clint had it all, a wonderful man in a perfect package. He was a very good sport. Thanks for posting this!
That’s one of funniest things I’ve ever seen! Especially the part where Jack jumps up to look at Clint’s blue eyes! He has a great sense of humor, too! Clint just goes with it however it goes and just kills it. Too funny!
Thanks for posting. The exchange of humor and wit between Jack and Clint in those days dwarfs the standard of humor today. Clint Walker was the most handsome actor to ever grace the stage. And he lived a virtuous and moral life unlike so many. A great man in every respect.
Met Mr. Walker when I was 4 in 55 I think it was at an amusement park just outside DC I'll never forget how Huge he was, My parents had to coerce me to walk up and shake hands with him. I just remembered him being enormous and the rawhide jacket. He was the first celebrity I'd met.
The blue eyes bit. How many people remember how people remember how vain Jack made out to be about his blue eyes. I roared. I really miss Jack Benny. And the tall guy is good too.
My father worked with him in construction in California for a short time. My dad was more muscular than Clint but Clint was alot taller than my dad. Clint 6'6" my dad 6'2". Clint told my dad he had been asked to try out for acting and asked my father to come with him but my dad didnt believe him. So he didnt go. Clint got a roll and my dad missed an opportunity to maybe be an actor. Clint called my dad stainless steel because my dad was also a martial artist and he would punch these rotating roof vents and they would spin around like tops. Everytime I see Clint on TV it makes me wonder what it would have been like to have an actor father. Love Clint in Dirty Dozen. Favorite move with him in it. Clint seems to be a kind soft hearted gentle giant.
God was he big. And built too. What a physique. He would make even John Wayne and Clint Eastwood look small by comparison. Amazing specimen of a man for sure.
I still love watching Clint Walker in "Night of the Grizzly." Mom and I never missed that movie when I was around 4 or 5 years old...I was never so frightened of a big bear...but Mr. Walker had it covered...
My wife and I seen him at a swap meet in the Simi Valley,Ca back in the early 70s. Couldn't miss him,the tallest man in the whole place and the best looking.
Clint Walker was lovely in every way, especially in Cheyenne (which brings back so many childhood memories for me). He had it all - a very rare find. Thanks for uploading this, it showed his comic timing and personality, so natural.
RE: Clint's comic ability: In the movie "Send Me No Flowers," starring Doris Day, Rock Hudson and Tony Randall, there is a great sight gag of Clint getting out of a tiny Jaguar sports car; he extricates himself with great difficulty and when he finally stands next to the car, the car only comes up to his knees. How many of you remember that scene?
Yes! I have the movie!, Rock was 6'4" or 6'5" & 225pds, Clint dwarfed him at 6'6 1/2" & 255pds, man he was HUGE! Then the car scene like you mentioned, lol, like how did he do it?!
Clint's timing was impecable. Able to hold his own against the great Jack Benny and not only that, get the biggest laugh with the 'ad lib' joke. My amazement at Clint's talent never ceases...nor does my appreciation for you, Theo, in sharing all these wonderful clips. Thank you!
And in addition to his comic timing - which is really impressive - look at Clint's body language: the way he shifts his weight from foot to foot just before or just after he delivers a punchline and in between humorous exchanges. He's really enjoying this. 😊
Thank You so much for this upload! when benny climbed up on big clint like that they were both adlibbing....i nearly busted my gut laughing...life is good, and laughter is the best medicine in the world for weary souls...Thank you again Mr.Benney, Mr.Walker, and to the person thoughtful enough to upload this so all could enjoy!
Great sense of humor, talented performer, and then there's Clint playing the straight man. Seriously, Clint Walker is one of the best of his generation.
I'll never understand why Clint did not make it to the same level as John Wayne or Eastwood. He was ever bit as charismatic, entertaining, and talented. And yes, it could easily be argued even more so.
I had the biggest crush on Clint Walker when I was a child. He was the model of a man that I gaged all others to. A gentle giant. I especially enjoyed him in The Night of the Grizzly.
If you watched the "Dirty Dozen", just look at how he towered over the rest of the actors. The dude was huge! Lean, ripped and tall! I agree with the comment that he would have been the perfect Superman! I wonder why Hollyweird didn't recognize that!
Disappointed you couldn't show his singing performance. Can't imagine why not. I recently watched a rerun of cheyenne and watched and listened to a talented singer musician. I had no idea he possessed those talents too. Great man!
I loved watching Jack Benny when i was a kid. Imogen Cocoa, Sid Cesar, Dean Martin. Even if i didn’t always understand the jokes, it was just fun to join in laughing!
6-'6" big dude! I was 3 when this was shot; Never was a big western fan being a city boy in philly, but that voice was heard many times on the old black and white...:) Thanks for the upload!
Clint is on a very short list of actors who I think would have made the PERFECT Superman...his height/size (broad, but not bodybuilder muscles), his deep voice...he would have been amazing. Might have needed a little help with his accent (a little too 'cowboy') but still, he would have been amazing. A mountain of a man, and he seemed as decent and genuine as a person can be.
john finck ::: Dude! Have you not seen Clint without a shirt???!!!! Take another look......he’s got all the muscles a man would need as Superman! He does just fine with a horse and a hat, though!
If there was ever an actor born to play Superman, it was Clint Walker. Man, I wish I had a time machine.
He certainly looked like what people think Superman should look like but the fact is that without resistance training Superman wouldn't have large muscles and since his strength was natural there were few things he would be able to lift in order to develop them. Superman could have been skinny as a rail and still have superhuman strength.
Yep, I gree. Makes me wonder if he was ever approached to play Superman.
Would have stereotyped him and ruined his career.
Nope I think he would be awkward for Superman cause of his height and personality.
never thought of it but perfect casting! we forget like clint superman came from the midwest and should sound like clint!his physique was amazing and in an era of tv giants every show had a leading character who was well over 6 foot in westerns yet clint seemed so much bigger! even in a movie full of hollywoods biggest and toughest the dirty dozen he dwarfed everyone else.only man apart from jim arness who made robert ryan look a bit short!
I met him twice. A perfect gentleman who deeply appreciated his fans. Just an ordinary guy
Fantastic actor 👍🏴🇬🇧
You lucky dog to have met him! Wow!
Ordinary he does not have anything of ordinary
Clint Walker looked and sounded like a Walt Disney depiction of the perfect male hero. Rugged, smart, handsome, gentle, wise, tolerant. In a fight I can imagine he’d give his opponent a gentle tap to knock them half unconscious, then buy them a drink.
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He he would have been good as a Gulliver's travel maybe he did play it or talk it.. love them in the grizzly movie I wish they would bring that back on and show it free without ads
A gentleman in everyway I'm sure
@@ajd3369 he would've played a great Gulliver
Yeah like a Gaston in Beauty and the Beast.
This guy must have literally stunned people back in his prime when he went out. There are many good looking, even really good looking people when you add them all up, but Clint Walker is on a different level. Looks, build, voice, and talent all in one. WOW!
OH my goodness!!!!!!! I have had the BIGGEST crush on him ever since I first saw him in Cheyenne about a year ago. I have always wondered why on earth I'd never seen him on tv at all. But every time I see him I get a huge smile and my stomach gets butterflies and my heart just goes crazy!
@ The MOST gorgeous man ever,looks and voice alone floored me when I was young and still now,apparently he was a twin,imagine two of him my Gawd.so sad that he has passed,stunning x
Linda Duncan His twin was a girl. She passed away before he did.
Tom Vecchione and that’s why he was successful in the motion picture and television industries besides he was confident, discipline and humble
Imagine him as a 27 YO L.V. policeman, or a bouncer in a club!
Cannot think of an actor that looks, talks, and presents himself like this today.
IKR? this was a very classy man!
Henry Cavill
Henry Cavill!!!
@@marielindsay4720 not even close.
Me if I were an actor 😛
Dude was 6'6" and was huge for his day. He had a tender disposition.....but was by no means weak. You know whenever he went out, people stopped and stared. How could you not. RIP Mr. Walker.
Would still be huge today.
He is naturally bigger than all of the Holywood actors today
Ummm that’s huge for any time period lol. Why the heck did you word it like that? There aren’t suddenly only 6’7 men everywhere 😆
He should had been the top of the top in Hollywood
As a kid I remembered him and thought that he was the type of Man that I wanted to become when I grew up. It wasn't just his physical statue...but his calm and confident persona. He carried himself with the utmost class. R.I.P. Clint.
He said in an interview that his mother taught him his strong values. Clint was pure gold.
A true role model without a doubt
He had a statue made of himself?
*stature
@@marcd1981😂😂😂😂
You knew there was something funny with the mismatched heights, but the chemistry between these two is magical! Benny was always a great fall guy, and Walker's comic timing is impeccable. They don't make actors like these any more!
I talked to Mr. Walker one day on the cell phone. My brother saw him on the street in northern California, and called me in Boston. Well I was pleasingly surprised because Clint was my favorite western actor. He gave Clint the phone and we talked for a few minutes. One of the highlights of my life,. He was a perfect gentleman, as you would probably expect.
"The strapping Hollywood hunk was first pronounced dead in May 1971, after four inches of a ski pole pierced his heart in a gruesome accident at Mammoth Mountain in California."
While following the contours of the twisting, irregular terrain Walker began tumbling out of control before coming to an abrupt, violent stop in which he was pierced through the heart with a ski pole. He was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead. However, a doctor detected faint signs of life and rushed Walker to surgery, where his damaged heart was repaired. Within two months, Walker was working again.[19][20] Walker has said about the accident that he had a near-death experience. He ultimately died in 2018.
@@jtzutube The way I heard it, is that he was pronounced dead and they moved his body to the hall way to take him to the morgue. A well renowned heart surgeon happened to be walking down the hallway . I guess for some reason he saw something that made him suspicious and checked Clint and heard a very faint heart beat.
They then rushed him to surgery and saved his life.
This man was so damned handsome. His eyes were gorgeous, beautiful speaking voice and when I saw him in a 'T-shirt' in the movie 'The Dirty Dozen' .......well, that was it for me!! Could you imagine him in the role of "Superman"?!? Perfect........
lisalafayette giiiirrrrlll! 😍😍😍😍 yes! The perfect Superman
A very believable and charming Bond......JAMES BOND!
I just watched a video of Jimmy Dean singing Big John using images from Clint Walker movies. He didn’t even have a shirt on in some of them. Check it out.
Yes he is very handsome
I saw this clip about 10 years ago, and I had the same thought about him playing Superman. It reminded me of how Clark Kent is from the country. Clint could have used his natural accent for Clark, then change it for Superman.
My dear late dad and Clint Walker were buddies. I used to play with Clint's daughter when we were little kids in the 1950s. Many years later my dad and I had Clint Eastwood as a client. From one famous Clint to another.
Great memories for you
Jack Benny & Clint Walker were both class acts, we could use more like them today. R.I.P.
"Cheyenne" was the best western show and my very favorite back in the day!!!
Ahh I loved them all but Cheyenne was one of the greats.
How I loved Cheyenne Bodie!!
This is a joy to watch because it is pure and wholesome entertainment that the whole family can enjoy. (And may I add, Clint Walker was - and still is - the most gorgeous man!)
This guy was huge and handsome at the same time. Man, what a man!
Clint absolutely never took his fans for granted. He learned very quickly, to his credit, that the fans are the driving force for ALL entertainment. He also had a work ethic that would bring a lot of today’s actors to their knees.
I love Jack Benny he was comedy genius and Clint Walker was not only a good actor but a real man. I love to see him in many movies, but I loved him in Cheyenne. Thanks for the episode.
This younger generation doesn't know what a real man looks and acts like ! Showing my age .
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@aktwin229> I loved him in Cheyenne also. I used to watch that show with my Mother on the Encore Western Channel....memories.....😥❤
He was a good role model for boys back in the early 1960s.
Clint Walker had good morals and an all around good man. Great actor, great memories.
Clint Walker is a gentle soul, very kind and gracious, soft-spoken, and respectful and gave awesome hugs. A gentle giant in stature and as a human being.
One of the great guys of Hollywood ... the big man is always a pleasure to watch.
It's been said many times; they just "don't make em' like they USED to."
I’d say we all have great taste in men. Clint Walker was the entire package-gorgeous, gentlemanly and kind.
This man will never exist again.
Clint broke the mould... Not only bloody handsome, tall, built like a greek God, but also well spoken, intelligent, and a voice that would put Burton to shame... They dont make em like that anymore...
Talk about a wonderful role model for children, CW was a class act in so many different ways.
LOL You didn't see Jack Benny lose it very many times. That was classic! Clint had it all, a wonderful man in a perfect package. He was a very good sport. Thanks for posting this!
Two absolutely classy men. RIP both of you.
Love the way he walks out....what a man...gorgeous....and that voice.....makes my heart go pitter-patter.....
That’s one of funniest things I’ve ever seen! Especially the part where Jack jumps up to look at Clint’s blue eyes! He has a great sense of humor, too! Clint just goes with it however it goes and just kills it. Too funny!
Thanks for posting. The exchange of humor and wit between Jack and Clint in those days dwarfs the standard of humor today. Clint Walker was the most handsome actor to ever grace the stage. And he lived a virtuous and moral life unlike so many. A great man in every respect.
Gary McAleer Absolutely correct. There was great rejoicing in Heaven when Clint came Home.
I loved Clint Walker! 30 years my senior, but what a man he was...greatly missed. I still watch Cheyenne reruns every morning.
Clnt has great comedic timing....he sure did hold his own with Jack...What a guy!!
I GREW UP WATCHING CHEYENNE AND STILL WATCH IT TODAY . I'M ALSO A HUGE FAN OF CLINT AND WATCH EVERYTHING HE STARS IN .
Why are you yelling?
Funny, intelligent, athletic figure, great actor. What a guy.
Clint was pretty good, too
Clint Walker was the epitome of the cowboy hero look!
It's amazing how footage this old can still make you laugh as if you were watching it for the first time over 50+ years ago! Amazing!
Two great entertainers, no doubt! TV wouldn't have been the same without guys like Benny and walker coming into our homes every week....
I've just a few of his clips and he is quite easy-going and charming. Seems like an earthy kind of guy.
He is so wonderful, and natural, I love the commentary between them..Thanks Theo.
Met Mr. Walker when I was 4 in 55 I think it was at an amusement park just outside DC I'll never forget how Huge he was, My parents had to coerce me to walk up and shake hands with him. I just remembered him being enormous and the rawhide jacket. He was the first celebrity I'd met.
Man was he big! But a gentle giant. What a thrill it must've been for Mr. Benny to have met Clint.
The blue eyes bit. How many people remember how people remember how vain Jack made out to be about his blue eyes. I roared. I really miss Jack Benny. And the tall guy is good too.
Absolutely always love this man you talk about tall dark and handsome!
R.I.P. clint
My father worked with him in construction in California for a short time. My dad was more muscular than Clint but Clint was alot taller than my dad. Clint 6'6" my dad 6'2". Clint told my dad he had been asked to try out for acting and asked my father to come with him but my dad didnt believe him. So he didnt go. Clint got a roll and my dad missed an opportunity to maybe be an actor. Clint called my dad stainless steel because my dad was also a martial artist and he would punch these rotating roof vents and they would spin around like tops. Everytime I see Clint on TV it makes me wonder what it would have been like to have an actor father. Love Clint in Dirty Dozen. Favorite move with him in it. Clint seems to be a kind soft hearted gentle giant.
What a great story🤗 thank you 🤗
That's such a interesting story. Thank you
What if’s are what if’s ... things happen for a reason. I’m 6’2” and it’s a big difference compared to 6’6” especially back in those days.
And then you woke up LOL
your Dad was more muscular? Sure he was
God was he big. And built too. What a physique. He would make even John Wayne and Clint Eastwood look small by comparison.
Amazing specimen of a man for sure.
By the standards of ANY era, Clint Walker was hands down drop dead gorgeous.
Jack is so funny. Clint is so handsome. And tall. And sweet. And such a gentleman.
I still love watching Clint Walker in "Night of the Grizzly." Mom and I never missed that movie when I was around 4 or 5 years old...I was never so frightened of a big bear...but Mr. Walker had it covered...
Iv started watching Clint's old movies he was really great.
Clint Walker is the perfect gentleman. God I miss Jack also.
My wife and I seen him at a swap meet in the Simi Valley,Ca back in the early 70s. Couldn't miss him,the tallest man in the whole place and the best looking.
What's a swap meet ?
@@brendanryan1852 It's where you go to swap stuff.
Clint is one of my favorite actors
Died a few months ago-the most gorgeous man on the planet,lookswise and personality wise,a sad loss
Clint Walker was lovely in every way, especially in Cheyenne (which brings back so many childhood memories for me). He had it all - a very rare find. Thanks for uploading this, it showed his comic timing and personality, so natural.
Thanks for sharing this.I had such a crush on him.Never seen anyone that comes close.He was so handsome.
RE: Clint's comic ability: In the movie "Send Me No Flowers," starring Doris Day, Rock Hudson and Tony Randall, there is a great sight gag of Clint getting out of a tiny Jaguar sports car; he extricates himself with great difficulty and when he finally stands next to the car, the car only comes up to his knees. How many of you remember that scene?
Yes! I have the movie!, Rock was 6'4" or 6'5" & 225pds, Clint dwarfed him at 6'6 1/2" & 255pds, man he was HUGE! Then the car scene like you mentioned, lol, like how did he do it?!
One of the best Western Cowboy actors of all time, period !!
Clint's timing was impecable. Able to hold his own against the great Jack Benny and not only that, get the biggest laugh with the 'ad lib' joke. My amazement at Clint's talent never ceases...nor does my appreciation for you, Theo, in sharing all these wonderful clips. Thank you!
Was well rehersd lol some actor 👍👏👏👏👏🖐️🏴
And in addition to his comic timing - which is really impressive - look at Clint's body language: the way he shifts his weight from foot to foot just before or just after he delivers a punchline and in between humorous exchanges. He's really enjoying this. 😊
Clint seemed like a really nice man in addition to his good looks. He always played a kind roll in his western and other shows I believe.
Thank You so much for this upload! when benny climbed up on big clint like that they were both adlibbing....i nearly busted my gut laughing...life is good, and laughter is the best medicine in the world for weary souls...Thank you again Mr.Benney, Mr.Walker, and to the person thoughtful enough to upload this so all could enjoy!
STILL ALIVE AT THE AGE OF 90 WITH A MAGNIFICENT HEAD OF HAIR STILL. A LOVELY, GENTLE MAN.
@@TheHouseOfMahoe what a great guy.
Loved him in dirty dozen ..Said he did not like to be pushed..Who the xxx would want to push him .lol
I can watch Jack Benny episodes all day long.
two giants on one stage.....love love love jack benny, and clint......well, what can I say -- he was amazing.
Great sense of humor, talented performer, and then there's Clint playing the straight man. Seriously, Clint Walker is one of the best of his generation.
Hilarious!!! Clint is really good at comedy! He is so gorgeously handsome, a nice guy and great actor!!! Thank you so much for posting this!!!
Great guys, I love them!
Brilliant video what a pair of great characters
I was a teenager when Cheyenne was on TV in the UK. Loved it and rarely missed an episode. But sadly no longer with us and may he rest in peace
Clint Walker with the total package, he was handsome in every way!
Every nice clip, funny and allowing you to take a look at the man/talent.
Wonderful in all regards. Thanks
He was the finest specimen of physical manhood that I have ever seen. I've never seen his equal or close to it.
Evelyn Pugh I don’t think there will ever be as perfect specimen of manhood ever again. He was perfect in every way.
Clint Walker a True Hollywood hero and a true gentle giant rest in peace
Clint Walker was some kind of gorgeous man.
He was one of the most gorgeous men in Hollywood.. You should see him with his shirt off..
I'll never understand why Clint did not make it to the same level as John Wayne or Eastwood. He was ever bit as charismatic, entertaining, and talented. And yes, it could easily be argued even more so.
Agents, Studio and Television heads control who becomes a top star. Talent and looks are just a small part of success in the entertainment industry.
@@olderthanyoucali8512 Too true. You only have to look at some of the dross that is considered talented nowadays.
2 words: Warner Brothers
I had the biggest crush on Clint Walker when I was a child. He was the model of a man that I gaged all others to. A gentle giant. I especially enjoyed him in The Night of the Grizzly.
Clint Walker was a gorgeous man.
Clint Walker is a great singer, he sang Angelia on the Night of the Grizzly and he was amazing!!!
I always thought it odd that great singers ,by and large, have average speaking voices. Not so with CW. Amazing speaking voice.
If you watched the "Dirty Dozen", just look at how he towered over the rest of the actors. The dude was huge! Lean, ripped and tall! I agree with the comment that he would have been the perfect Superman! I wonder why Hollyweird didn't recognize that!
Absolutely wonderful! I've never seen Jack Benny being funnier!
I love this skit of Jack & Clint. Love it!!!
Cheyenne ,my childhood hero,and a wonderfull human being!
Disappointed you couldn't show his singing performance. Can't imagine why not. I recently watched a rerun of cheyenne and watched and listened to a talented singer musician. I had no idea he possessed those talents too. Great man!
One of my all-time favorites.
I loved watching Jack Benny when i was a kid. Imogen Cocoa, Sid Cesar, Dean Martin. Even if i didn’t always understand the jokes, it was just fun to join in laughing!
6-'6" big dude! I was 3 when this was shot; Never was a big western fan being a city boy in philly, but that voice was heard many times on the old black and white...:) Thanks for the upload!
Thankyou for these great treasures, Theo! This was great!
Clint is on a very short list of actors who I think would have made the PERFECT Superman...his height/size (broad, but not bodybuilder muscles), his deep voice...he would have been amazing. Might have needed a little help with his accent (a little too 'cowboy') but still, he would have been amazing. A mountain of a man, and he seemed as decent and genuine as a person can be.
john finck ::: Dude! Have you not seen Clint without a shirt???!!!! Take another look......he’s got all the muscles a man would need as Superman! He does just fine with a horse and a hat, though!
Just thinking that myself. Looks like they modelled the cartoon Superman from him.💪
I dont know where he gets that accent I'm from Illinois and no one sounds like that
I’m from a cowtown in Northern California and everyone around here talks just like him.
How tall is he? Anyone know?
Most studliest man ever! Why he is not on the top list of HUNKS is beyond me...and I love woman!
He was in my eyes the man who had everything.handsome,gorgeous voice,gentle personality and a body to die for lol
Clint never sought to be a ‘hunk’ and said he wanted to be remembered as a nice guy.
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Love Clint. Got to chat with him shortly before he passed. Ever the gentle giant, he was great with his fans.
Totally awesome. Thanks for posting this.
Jack climbing up like that has to be one of the funniest things I have ever seen him do.
Every little American boy's ideal big brother/daddy!
Those shoulders..WOW. He could play James Bond and Superman. So handsome. Beautiful physique.
He couldn't play James Bond. You couldn't realistically have a secret agent that looked like him - everyone would stare at him wherever he went 😅
IN MY VIEW
Clint walker stood out with his kind soul as much as he stood out because he was so tall.
He was gorgeous
Two great Westerns stars named Clint. Clint Walker and Clint Eastwood. Both tall as well. Both Gemini men too.
Don't forget Clint Howard.