Ace stuntman Dale Van Sickel plays the badman Sharkey in this movie. Actor/stuntman since the early 30s he had been stunt double for many actors including Tyrone Power, Robert Taylor, Dana Andrews & Clark Gable. Driving a car in a stunt for the Disney movie No Deposit, No Return in `76 the car skidded out of control & crashed resulting in Dale Van Sickel suffering brain damage from which he never recovered.
Jeff Clarke -- Interesting stuff. Also of interest, this movie was directed by Yakima Canutt -- a most accomplished stuntman himself. Some of Canutt's stunts are legendary. But, this is the only directing credit I've ever seen, not that it is the only one, just that I've never known before that he directed. A real cowboy and quite an accomplished horseman, he trained the horses to chariots and oversaw production of the race in Ben Hur. And speaking of doubling for Clark Gable, if not mistaken, he was doubling for Gable in the burning of Atlanta scenes in Gone With the Wind. No doubt Canutt and Van Sickel were good friends as well as co-workers in the Hollywood stunt profession. That Canutt trusted him with the very difficult stunts in this movie is high praise, indeed. Enjoyed very much. Thanks for sharing, Nevada Jane.
Yakima Canutt played in almost all of John Wayne's early westerns. He was the Indian who fell between the horses & stagecoach in the '39 STAGECOACH. The most dangerous stunt ever done for a long time. Him & John Wayne were good friends. Part native American from the state of Washington.
Nasci em 49, e em minha infância lia revistas de faroeste, e o Rocky Lane era um dos meus favoritos. Muito bom recordar agora os filmes do grande Rocky. Obrigado, "Nevada Joe", por me conceder esta alegria.Parabéns pela relíquia!
I love this movie Rocky Lane probably is a was a better cowboy in the movies and John Wayne and several others that everybody said for wonderful he just was a little ahead of his time if you'd have been just a little bit later you would outshine them all he had all the add-ons attitude and the charisma of a great actor and a wonderful horse
I love this episode! Got more chuckles than from a straight-up comedy! @8:53, Rocky is using the 'hollywood-two-fisted-rein-grip' that most "cowboy actors" were taught. I've ridden horses since I was 20 (74 now) and pushed cattle down in S.Texas, rode on 150 mile trail rides, and I've never seen any horseman do that. Few used both hands on the reins, and even they didn't hold their hands up by the sternum.
Hi Nevada, I've been trying to find more Allan "Rocky"Lane movies. Is this all that he made? Thanx for the uploads. I really luv black and white westerns.💝🔥Where can i go to find more of his movies?
@@davidcansler7025 I never knew that Hoppie had a sidekick 🐎... Even w/o the side kick,I Luv Audie Murphy..Randolph Scott..Errol Flynn..The Restless Gun is also a good Western series ..
la sincero abrazo y mi saludo fraterno a Nevada Jane por este hermoso regali que nos brinda al subir esta legendaria pelicula de vaqueros que en nuestros tiempos nos hacian delirar con sus emotivas escenas llenas de acciones tiros y peleas que en el fondo nos dejaban un buen mensaje de pundonor y valentia en defensa de la verdad y la justicia protagonisadas por el carismatico y buen actor Allan Rocvky Lane. Cuanto le agradeceria si se pudiera traducir al castellano, por lo demas le reitero mi agradecimiento por brindarnos tanta felicidad y mucha alegria.
What Yak was known for was his long career as top Hollywood Stunt man and inventor of many of the stunts done safely, in particular the ones used in John Wayne movies early on. His two boys followed him and all did the Chariot Race with Charlton Heston in THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. They taught Heston to drive the Chariot.
How would a person who has never been here before know where Willow Creek Bridge is? Spaghetti western. I was born in '41, I remember Tom Mix, Hopalong Cassidy, The Cisco Kid, Roy Rogers, sissy Gene Autry, Johnny Mack Brown, Gabby Hayes, Cisco Kid and even Al Jolson (who a black-face jazz singer not a cowboy) and others, but I never heard of Allen (Rocky) Lane.
They did have color back then, beginning from the early-mid 30s, and even earlier for the more basic processes. Black and white was really the only choice for modest budget films like this one. Also, color wouldn't have improved it one bit: it's not that kind of movie. This is all about the action; and there're different kinds of spectacles.
B&W movies ar so kool an mellow an safer for😎 ur eyes i hav no lust for color🤗 eg. Wen WWWest went color it didnt apeal to me that much.🤗 90% of my addiction is Black an white😛😋
Great western with stellar cast. Rocky Lane excellent as always. You'll enjoy it !
Nugget is funny. Makes me laugh
Thank you for preserving these classics
I live for these Movies. Great Post.🤠👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
This was an action-packed western movie with a good cast. If you like westerns - then this is the one to watch.
Good movie Love the old Western series 👌
Another fun adventure. Thanks NJ !
Loved the movie very much, and thank you so much Nevada Jane! What a great dog picture too.
Entertaining, fun to watch. Thanks for sharing.
Great little western, a fun watch
Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and health.
These hour long Republic pictures were all well done and made great double features at the theaters. Like to see all of them again. 😊
Another great picture show!!!
My favorite episode-so far
Nugget is awesome
Rocky is a star
Old Nugget certainly wasn't much help to Rocky... but he sticks to Nugget like a good friend does. Nothing like today!
This guy was the lone ranger before the lone ranger.
Just what I needed this morning. A good old rockem, sockem, shooting movie. Where the good guys hat, doesn't come off in a fight!
Ace stuntman Dale Van Sickel plays the badman Sharkey in this movie. Actor/stuntman since the early 30s he had been stunt double for many actors including Tyrone Power, Robert Taylor, Dana Andrews & Clark Gable. Driving a car in a stunt for the Disney movie No Deposit, No Return in `76 the car skidded out of control & crashed resulting in Dale Van Sickel suffering brain damage from which he never recovered.
Jeff Clarke -- Interesting stuff. Also of interest, this movie was directed by Yakima Canutt -- a most accomplished stuntman himself. Some of Canutt's stunts are legendary. But, this is the only directing credit I've ever seen, not that it is the only one, just that I've never known before that he directed.
A real cowboy and quite an accomplished horseman, he trained the horses to chariots and oversaw production of the race in Ben Hur. And speaking of doubling for Clark Gable, if not mistaken, he was doubling for Gable in the burning of Atlanta scenes in Gone With the Wind.
No doubt Canutt and Van Sickel were good friends as well as co-workers in the Hollywood stunt profession. That Canutt trusted him with the very difficult stunts in this movie is high praise, indeed.
Enjoyed very much. Thanks for sharing, Nevada Jane.
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Yakima Canutt played in almost all of John Wayne's early westerns. He was the Indian who fell between the horses & stagecoach in the '39 STAGECOACH. The most dangerous stunt ever done for a long time. Him & John Wayne were good friends. Part native American from the state of Washington.
I noticed that the lady’s face was blacked out to hide the double for Miss Leslie in the chase scene.
Thank you for the information ❤
Enjoyable and well done. Nice movie.
Awesome movie thank you
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Nasci em 49, e em minha infância lia revistas de faroeste, e o Rocky Lane era um dos meus favoritos. Muito bom recordar agora os filmes do grande Rocky. Obrigado, "Nevada Joe", por me conceder esta alegria.Parabéns pela relíquia!
Good fast-paced programmer that isn't ham-strung by the low budget. Some fine shots/lines in there too!
Good movie thank you
I love this movie Rocky Lane probably is a was a better cowboy in the movies and John Wayne and several others that everybody said for wonderful he just was a little ahead of his time if you'd have been just a little bit later you would outshine them all he had all the add-ons attitude and the charisma of a great actor and a wonderful horse
Punctuation is our friend.
Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Old Western Movies though. 👍👌👏
An of course, I'm a subscriber!
Thanks Again Though.
I love this episode! Got more chuckles than from a straight-up comedy!
@8:53, Rocky is using the 'hollywood-two-fisted-rein-grip' that most "cowboy actors" were taught. I've ridden horses since I was 20 (74 now) and pushed cattle down in S.Texas, rode on 150 mile trail rides, and I've never seen any horseman do that. Few used both hands on the reins, and even they didn't hold their hands up by the sternum.
I liked his cordaroy-like dark shirt, wondered what color it was ?
ROCKY LANE MEU ÍDOLO DE INFÂNCIA!!! IMAGEM EXCELENTE!!!
I never knew OK had some beautiful mountains. I thought it was all prairie land.
All this filming is in California. Filming in the Midwest “so called states” weren’t true geography. Kansas was never portrayed as it is either.
Hi Nevada, I've been trying to find more Allan "Rocky"Lane movies. Is this all that he made? Thanx for the uploads. I really luv black and white westerns.💝🔥Where can i go to find more of his movies?
He made heaps. Just search Rocky Lane movies.
The.man.with.the broken.leg. at.the.begining of the movie probably got paid a small wage.
Rocky Lane and Blackjack . Gene Autry and Champ. Roy Rogers. and Trigger.who else besides the Lone Ranger and Tonto had.a horse side kick ?.
How about Hopalog Cassidy and his horse Topper
@@davidcansler7025 I never knew that Hoppie had a sidekick 🐎...
Even w/o the side kick,I Luv Audie Murphy..Randolph Scott..Errol Flynn..The Restless Gun is also a good Western series ..
la sincero abrazo y mi saludo fraterno a Nevada Jane por este hermoso regali que nos brinda al subir esta legendaria pelicula de vaqueros que en nuestros tiempos nos hacian delirar con sus emotivas escenas llenas de acciones tiros y peleas que en el fondo nos dejaban un buen mensaje de pundonor y valentia en defensa de la verdad y la justicia protagonisadas por el carismatico y buen actor Allan Rocvky Lane. Cuanto le agradeceria si se pudiera traducir al castellano, por lo demas le reitero mi agradecimiento por brindarnos tanta felicidad y mucha alegria.
Directed by Yakima Canutt Who was John Wayne and John Ford movies
playing the BAD GUY. He did good here as a director.
What Yak was known for was his long career as top Hollywood Stunt man and inventor of many of the stunts done safely, in particular the ones used in John Wayne movies early on. His two boys followed him and all did the Chariot Race with Charlton Heston in THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. They taught Heston to drive the Chariot.
That chariot race was in Ben Hur. Yak was the stunt coordinator for that film.
ROCK LANE, MEU ÍDOLO DE INFÂNCIA, ENTRE TANTOS!!!
Loved it, good movie
Such a nice movie !
This movie was made 4 years before I was born I was born in 1944 and I’m 79 years old now!!!😅😅😅
Ooops. I looked at the dates wrong. I was 4 years old when this movie was made. 😮😮😮😮😮😮
A your still young as days go on😊
I hope ur still with us
Great movie!!!
How would a person who has never been here before know where Willow Creek Bridge is? Spaghetti western. I was born in '41, I remember Tom Mix, Hopalong Cassidy, The Cisco Kid, Roy Rogers, sissy Gene Autry, Johnny Mack Brown, Gabby Hayes, Cisco Kid and even Al Jolson (who a black-face jazz singer not a cowboy) and others, but I never heard of Allen (Rocky) Lane.
I wish there more old wesrern like these
Our hero got punched so many times and not a mark on his face all his teeth in tact, lol what a guy. Tongue firmly in cheek.😂😂🤣🤣
Yeah, before concussions were invented!
And his hat rarely falls off. Great punching scenes.
I wonder why Rocky Lane was always the first one getting knocked down
Great movie! since when do the bad guy wear a wrist watch? Hmmm?
I don’t know if you guys noticed but Rocky Lane spends his gun just like John Wayne
I once had a dog named Pinky Jane ,Best Dod Ever 😄
Can a Western be cute? This one was great!
Sleepy bad guy was a nice touch.
At around 3207 is that a photo of George "Gabby" Hayes?
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Nevada June we have the same taste in actors I would’ve like to know Rocky myself personally he was a real good guy I mean a real good guy
would have been great if they had color back then i was born after that we did not have a TV back then
They did have color back then, beginning from the early-mid 30s, and even earlier for the more basic processes. Black and white was really the only choice for modest budget films like this one. Also, color wouldn't have improved it one bit: it's not that kind of movie. This is all about the action; and there're different kinds of spectacles.
That is one handsome cowboy. I like them when they cast them young and handsome cowboys, insteadof usual old rotten one.
green koko I know right and the way he ran and jumped his foot into that stirrup to get on that horse..whew I caught a hot flash, that was so sexy
Great Western Movie lane
*FILM MADE 2-YEARS BEFORE I WAS BORN!*
4 years before i was born
6 years before I was born.
Good western with Nugget.
OKLAHOMA BADLANDS, SEM LEGENDA FICA COMPLICADO!!!
Good old Nuggett
Good old western.
one heel met another, that's an original line. how about one fist met a tight fist ?
mn 38-30 wonder if post master fred,s last name is ziffel
GOOD MOVIE. BUT WHY IS NUGGET CALLING ROCKY BY HIS NAME WHEN HE DON'T KNOW HIM AS ROCKY YET? LOL
UNcomentario de Cesar Valverde AL inicio del mismo existe una errata, quise decir Un sincero abrazo.
B&W movies ar so kool an mellow an safer for😎 ur eyes i hav no lust for color🤗 eg. Wen WWWest went color it didnt apeal to me that much.🤗 90% of my addiction is Black an white😛😋
WHOLESOME ENTERTAINMENT❤
*14:15** WHO IS THE REAL LESLIE RAWLINS?¿*
*THANKS FOR YOUR PUBLIC REPLY TO MY NO. 2 PUBLIC COMMENT. CARE TO LEAVE A PUBLIC REPLY MESSAGE FOR ME?*
I am an Oklahoman. Fun film but not authentic to OK.
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*8:30** NO SHOTGUN GUARD ON THE STAGE TO HELP THE DRIVER?¿*
Western cowboys, the way they take a punch and punch anyone of them could have beat Rocky Marciano. LOL
Peter Goddard it was in the script
Cool
megusta com legendas
Why not strap the dead bodies to a horse and have others identify them.
Cowboys galore getting shot dead in the middle of nowhere, who collects and buries those bodies or are they easy pickings for the vulchers.
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BADLANDS MEANS MANY WILD BEAST IN THE LAND OR THERE ARE WILD BEAST RELIGIONS AS RELATED TO THEIR BELIEVES,
*12:40** GOOD RIDDANCE TO AGATHA SKRAGGS! HA HA HA!*
Really? Wearing a white hat at gunfight?..
I AM MISTER ED
Y do all these shows always got a big mouth who tells everything
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