In his son's books What Ever Happened To Randolph Scott, Chris wrote. His dad was asked to be the Grand Marshall in a rodeo and he only excepted if Chris could ride with him. They agreed in this, he thought his dad would riding Stardust but when his dad placed him on top of Stardust he was over joyed. His dad rode a horse about the same color. He said this was a day to always remember. He speaks of his dad with so much love,their family was a close family. He also writes they always took their meals together when his dad was not on location. Such a wonderful read loved it very much. Oh yes how he the name of the book What Ever Happened To Randolph Scott came about. Chris was on his way home from a friend's house and he had been trying to come up with a title.. When he turned the radio dial there was the Statler Brothers singing Whatever Happened to Randolph Scott. He said he was over thrilled. When he got home he said he ran inside to tell his dad he came up with a title. Before he could get the words out of his mouth his dad pulled out a record and it was the Statlers record What Ever Happened To Randolph Scott. He was so surprised but he said his dad was always doing things like that. I love Randolph Scott he was one of the greatest and a true Southern never forgot his home town and the people. When he retired he spent a lot of time back North Carolina.
My late Father had Randolph Scott autograph a dollar bill when Scott was on a USO tour during WWII, & my dear Mom pasted it in the scrapbook she maintained of my Dad, while he served in the Pacific as a mortar gun crew chief.
Randolph Scott had a unique way of making his characters look "cool" without effort. The silent, lonely type without pretension or bravado. Just a steely-eyed, straight face that made the other characters seem as lesser men. He was a wonderful actor and darn good horseman. Thanks for putting this together!
He was very good and the camera captured his face from many angles that made him look like a different person in every movie. He was made for the movies more so than others.
I can never get enough of his movies. He was a skilled rider and a great cowboy who never truly got the credit as many other Hollywood cowboy stars. His greatest tribute is from the movie "Blazing Saddles" when there is a moment of silence when Cleavon Little invokes his name to get the towns people to go along with a plan...............
Here we are taking about and admiring the great Randolph Scott 30years after his death and 55 years after his last movie Ride the High Country. He is loved and respect by many around the world including my generation whom where too young to see him on the big screen. I buy only his movies and watch them over and over again. He did not need credit or awards, he knew he was good, very, very good and he was one of the wealthiest actors in the movie industry.
He was beautiful. !! Absolutely beautiful, inside and out. I love him. Millions loved him. I will be 80 next year. A great grandmother. Joe Biden and I were born two weeks apart, in 1942. Joe is also beautiful, inside and out. I love them both. Many of that generation were beautiful. Quiet, dignified, strong, good, kind, wise, compassionate. May the ' good ones' return. May we build back a good generation. A good world. May it be so.
As an FYI: The beautiful horse you see here with Randolph Scott was named Stardust. While Scott did not own the horse, he did ride it whenever possible in western movies. It was his favorite.
Best western horseman, by a long way, was Ben Johnson. He starred alongside John Wayne in the John Ford cavalry trilogy as "Tyree" Great actor and brilliant horseman. The only person who could hold a candle to him was Yakima Kanut the brilliant stunt rider, he was the 'indian' who, in the film Stagecoach, was shot from the coach team and went under the coach. Dave
+David Cowton Sure, no doubt Ben Johnson was one of the top riders. Also don't forget Harry Carey Jr.. My comment was about this great workhorse Stardust and Randolph Scott's love for it. He even made his last movie"Ride the High Country" with Stardust as well.
That's the most beautiful horse I've ever seen
In his son's books What Ever Happened To Randolph Scott, Chris wrote.
His dad was asked to be the Grand Marshall in a rodeo and he only excepted if Chris could ride with him.
They agreed in this, he thought his dad would riding Stardust but when his dad placed him on top of Stardust he was over joyed.
His dad rode a horse about the same color. He said this was a day to always remember.
He speaks of his dad with so much love,their family was a close family.
He also writes they always took their meals together when his dad was not on location.
Such a wonderful read loved it very much.
Oh yes how he the name of the book What Ever Happened To Randolph Scott came about.
Chris was on his way home from a friend's house and he had been trying to come up with a title..
When he turned the radio dial there was the Statler Brothers singing Whatever Happened to Randolph Scott. He said he was over thrilled.
When he got home he said he ran inside to tell his dad he came up with a title.
Before he could get the words out of his mouth his dad pulled out a record and it was the Statlers record What Ever Happened To Randolph Scott.
He was so surprised but he said his dad was always doing things like that.
I love Randolph Scott he was one of the greatest and a true Southern never forgot his home town and the people. When he retired he spent a lot of time back North Carolina.
The horse that Randolph Scott always rode is the most beautiful horse I have ever seen!!
Great western actor and beautiful horse!
His horse was beautiful, and so was he. A good man.
My late Father had Randolph Scott autograph a dollar bill when Scott was on a USO tour during WWII, & my dear Mom pasted it in the scrapbook she maintained of my Dad, while he served in the Pacific as a mortar gun crew chief.
Great actor Randolph Scott ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Randolph Scott had a unique way of making his characters look "cool" without effort. The silent, lonely type without pretension or bravado. Just a steely-eyed, straight face that made the other characters seem as lesser men. He was a wonderful actor and darn good horseman. Thanks for putting this together!
He was very good and the camera captured his face from many angles that made him look like a different person in every movie. He was made for the movies more so than others.
Stardust was the name of the horse. Good friends they were.
Loved the horse he always rode & his western movies. I watch his movies every time their on TV.
I can never get enough of his movies. He was a skilled rider and a great cowboy who never truly got the credit as many other Hollywood cowboy stars. His greatest tribute is from the movie "Blazing Saddles" when there is a moment of silence when Cleavon Little invokes his name to get the towns people to go along with a plan...............
yeah he was the perfect western hero .the only thing that let some of his movies down were fight scenes where the double looked nothing like him.
Yeah, a lot of western movies suffer from that affliction, LOL!
Here we are taking about and admiring the great Randolph Scott 30years after his death and 55 years after his last movie Ride the High Country. He is loved and respect by many around the world including my generation whom where too young to see him on the big screen. I buy only his movies and watch them over and over again. He did not need credit or awards, he knew he was good, very, very good and he was one of the wealthiest actors in the movie industry.
He may have not got the credit he deserved, he died with about two hundred million in the bank, so he must of did something right
Randolph Scott is having a blast in these scenes. I know I would be.
Loved that he was an American Saddlebred!
Brings back memories of Saturday matinee!
Excellent upload! Thank you.
Stardust was a beautiful animal
he rode a beautiful horse in 'gunfighters' fantastic colour and well groomed long maine.
Hi, I believe the horse was "Stardust". One of his favorite horses to ride in his movies.
stardust had a blonde maine but this horse had a dark maine.
Thanks Colin. You're right. I was thinking of the wrong movie.
it is "mane", not "maine."
@@colinglen4505 spelled "mane" not " maine "
Both so beautiful.
Love his western movies and always noticed he rode the same horse
I recognize that actor on the golden horse. Randolf Scott, thanks/below me.
Surprised that no
mention is made
in the description of the Palomino
horse named "Stardust."
Thanks,,
Randolph Scott's horse is a dark palomino.
Roy Rogers horse is a light palomino.
Not a sorrel?
I'd call it a chestnut. It is a good looking horse.
He was beautiful. !! Absolutely beautiful, inside and out. I love him. Millions loved him. I will be 80 next year. A great grandmother. Joe Biden and I were born two weeks apart, in 1942. Joe is also beautiful, inside and out. I love them both. Many of that generation were beautiful. Quiet, dignified, strong, good, kind, wise, compassionate. May the ' good ones' return. May we build back a good generation. A good world. May it be so.
Hello from Montana. Randolph was the real deal. Thank you Mr. Scott.
Joe MIGHT have been good at one time but his children indicate otherwise. What about his famous temper?
What song/soundtrack is used in this I like it a lot
Red River Valley
@@jamesjanke8322 thank you!!
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A horseman...served in cavalry w.w.1.france.
Where is the full movie; anybody? Thanks!
Well that told me a lot
As an FYI: The beautiful horse you see here with Randolph Scott was named Stardust. While Scott did not own the horse, he did ride it whenever possible in western movies. It was his favorite.
Best western horseman, by a long way, was Ben Johnson. He starred alongside John Wayne in the John Ford cavalry trilogy as "Tyree" Great actor and brilliant horseman. The only person who could hold a candle to him was Yakima Kanut the brilliant stunt rider, he was the 'indian' who, in the film Stagecoach, was shot from the coach team and went under the coach. Dave
+David Cowton Sure, no doubt Ben Johnson was one of the top riders. Also don't forget Harry Carey Jr.. My comment was about this great workhorse Stardust and Randolph Scott's love for it. He even made his last movie"Ride the High Country" with Stardust as well.
+David Cowton See my article about Ben Johnson at
jimjanke.com/oldwest/Facebook/BenJohnson.htm
+Jim JN See my article on harry Carey Jr. at
jimjanke.com/oldwest/Facebook/HarryCareyJR.htm
+David Cowton When you say Kanut went under the coach most people do not realize he actually went under the coach.
What a great rider!
Paula Wells That's the way things were back then. Maybe in a hundred years riding a horse will be considered cruel.
+faultroy Maybe but Stardust was one of the best of the rental/work horses!!!
audie murphy was one of my favourite western heroes..Randolph is first though...was the liver horse the one in gunfighters?
Scott, lindo belíssimo ator de cinema único adoro os filmes que ele participa " Love me Tender" Edson Assunção do Brasil
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is he Roy Rogers cause that is Roy rogers horse trigger
Nope, that's Randolph Scott. The horse's name is Stardust.
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