Tate (TV-1960) STOPOVER (Episode 2) PEGGY ANN GARNER🍕TV WESTERN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2013
- Marlboro Man David McLean stars as Tate, a wandering gun-for-hire who lost the use of his left arm during the Civil War. Only 13 episodes of this unique TV Western were filmed. Watch for the BIG guest stars!
STOPOVER: Tate rides into town with the body of a wanted outlaw he's just killed, and presents it to the sheriff to collect the bounty. The sheriff sends Tate to the saloon to wait while he fills out the paperwork. At the saloon, Tate runs into a young hothead who's itching to put a notch on his gun. Directed by IDA LUPINO! - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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Hey David McLean was a very good actor
How did he tie down his pistol with just one arm?
I love all the old wrsterns.i wish they would bring them back.
You know they just wouldn't be as good
They are, you’re watching one, dah.
Back when a series or movie was Well Scripted and Well Actored. Today is All Gung ho ..Bad Scripts. Bad actor's and BAD ATTITUDES . ON DRUGS
Unfortunately the snowflakes would become very afraid plus China owns Hollywood and they won’t have any national pride!
I like the addition of the poncho.
The bar girl Julie has on very modern looking high heels.
9:58 It's these interactions that make me not afraid of getting older.
Great Show😄 Thank You For sharing 😄
Enjoying, thanks for uploading these.
Remington 1875.. Unusual gun for quick draw...
ToreDL87 Strong gun, but not as well handling as the Colt 1873. Of course, all these Westerns use 1892 Winchester rifles, even if the setting is supposed to be before that. Why not use 1866 and 1873 period correct rifles or Henrys, Spencers, etc.? Another thing is that percussion revolvers were prevalent at this time, and you seldom see them in Westerns.
@@t.curran8243 problem was until the italian western boom of the mid 60s no one was making replica cap and ball guns.tv and movies seem to have sort of compromised by taking the front stock off a winchester and calling it a henry and using long barrelled remington 75s when a cap and ball is needed as they vaguely look like them. thats why no cartridge belts in bonanza all their guns should be cap and ball.in the spaghetti westerns we see a lot of 1860 colts and other civil war weapons and then they gradually got into mainstream westerns.the other problem with cap and ball is blanks and reloading the weapons of the time took longer to reload than cartridge pistols and there is a risk of misfire which is time a film crew cant afford to waste. c b de mille is the only old time director who regularly used actual period guns rolling block remingtons spensers henrys winchester 1876 heavy bore muskets can be seen in his movies though all gun fights with pistols are the usual colt peacemaker whatever the date.
Thank you very much.
Enjoyed thank you
The actor who played Ben Tracy had lousy fast-draw technique. Freeze frame at 2:58 and you will see that his elbow is jutting off to the side, and he pulls his revolver out too far before aiming it at his foe. A real gunfighter would keep his elbow closer to his side, and he would aim his gun the moment the muzzle clears the holster.
That being said, however, this episode is absolutely brilliant. I love Bill Tennant's performance as the twitchy, grinning young gunslinger in the bar. What a performance! "What's your name, Mister?" Classic. I wonder why Bill Tennant didn't appear in other westerns.
This episode is also a sad commentary on the scant options that a young woman had in those days. Women from poor families had to either get married or do sex-related work.
So many moral delemas, but when it comes to the crunch,, it's all "believe what your Mama tells you son"
This is the Call Me Nobody trope.but a nice remix. Thanx for posting
Half Paladin, half Eastwood and half Lee Van Cleef.🤣
Thats 3 halves or 1 n a half guys..🤔🤔🤔 ??? Lol
@@alnear4953 Well I’m glad to see someone out can do math. I was just wondering if it was a lost skill.
King Calder!
My God....now he's gunning down old-age pensioners.
I think i've seen Vaughn Taylor (the bartender) in a hundred Westerns in minor roles.
Julie reminds me of Vera Miles. She was married to actor, Albert Salmi from 1956-63.
I grew up during this era, I knew not to smoke. A personal choice and freedom. Some people are just stupid.
Didn't know Ida Lupino started directing so early. I knew she was an actress married to actor Howard Duff.
Directed by Ida Lupino !
And directed by Ida Lupino
WHEN is that woman going to get the recognition she deserves?
Julie... young and beautiful, and a natural actress as well.
Marlboro men is not the only people Marlboro cigerates killed . They killed my Brother and sister among thousands of other people.
I am sorry for your loss. It is too bad making money somehow entitles companies to produce products even when those products kill.
No one forced them to smoke. And theres a warning right on the package. Blame them not the tobacco company. Btw I've never smoked. I'm not stupid
The Sheriff is rude, crude, and socially unacceptable 😉
Well, like all the others he bent over and kissed his a goodbye.
"A 'boy' of 25 years old", says an elder in his late 50's. In the Hollywood world, you had be 35 to be an adult.
Ida Lupino directed!
How did tate tie down his gun, with just one arm?
Easily..amazing what the handicap can do
Vaughan Taylor bartender!
I wonder how many of the Marlboro Men died of lung cancer like McLean did?
I wonder how many people not in Hollywood died of lung cancer period..everybody was smoking doing that time period...
And they tried to get Audie Murphy to endorse, he said no quick,fast and in a hurry because it wasn't healthy
My aunt died at 93- she smoked from the age of 13.
Why only MARLBORO what about other BRANDS
David McLean was the actor from the original Marlboro cigarette commercials, so he became known as “The Marlboro Man.”
In this series Tate turns down pretty woman after pretty woman..was he gay😆??
as it takes one to know one...why don't you tell us?
I'm seventy one years old divorced in 82 no women since not worth the trouble no I'm not homosexual living without sex won't kill you. Weak men can't live without.
@@bobhostetler8548 You are quite right.
@ ford
Five dollars?
Five cents.
Cannot even pee straight, with the mentality of an excited little boy, anxious to die young, and reading too many nickel go for bad books. All bad people are pushing up daisies.
Next?
Yeah and Ben Tracy wasn't that good either youngster...obviously!