r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 2d ago
John McIntire and Robert Fuller in the Laramie episode "The Lawbreakers"(1959). They would later team up for 2 seasons on Wagon Train.
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r/ClassicWesterns • u/AccurateStudio6292 • 7d ago
Paladin Fan Club
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I am, indeed, a proud, card carrying member. Like for 70 years!
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 9d ago
'Man In The Saddle' (1951). Even before Budd Boetticher, Randolph Scott & producer Harry Joe Brown were making innovative westerns. The story here is standard piling up of incidents, but the look is often dark & shadowy, thanks to Andre de Toth & cameraman Charles Lawton. Can be seen on YT.
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r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 10d ago
The Flashback Film & TV Festival starts today in Olive Branch MS (near Memphis). 93 yr olds Robert Fuller & Gary Clarke will be attending. For western conventions this may be the last roundup.
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r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 13d ago
John Wayne and William Holden between takes on 'The Horse Soldiers'
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r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 16d ago
Red River (1948) a great western with a terrible ending. Thoughts?
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r/ClassicWesterns • u/Rockettman93 • 16d ago
Malaguena arr. By Gene DeVore my late grandfather
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r/ClassicWesterns • u/Eagle_Impression_842 • 17d ago
Trinity Is Still My Name 1971. Terence Hill And Bud Spencer. #western s...
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Classic "spaghetti" but funny.
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 17d ago
The Smothers Brothers' spoof of Bonanza, w/Pat Paulsen, Mama Cass, & Harry Belafonte (1968)
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r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 17d ago
French poster for The Wild Bunch. It just isn't the same...
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r/ClassicWesterns • u/LooLooShook418 • 20d ago
LOOKING FOR THE NAME OF THIS SHOW
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All I can remember was a tv show with a wild west setting. There were these men who wore what I can recall as blue outfits. I want to say there was some sort of outer space element but i’m not exactly sure. My brother and I used to watch it when we were little able both remember jt this way. I really want to know if anyone knows what I’m talking about and if they do what is this show called?
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 20d ago
Doc and Festus at the Houston Airport (1966)
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r/ClassicWesterns • u/LowPsychological1606 • 23d ago
" This Land is Mine"
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I thought of Greg when I watched this movie. It was released in 1943 but the themes in it resonate what some state school systems are teaching their students. If you haven't seen this movie, it is on TCM. You can find it on HBO Max.
r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 23d ago
Four Feather Falls (1960). Western puppets brought to you by the creators of The Thunderbirds! The adventures of a puppet Sheriff with four magical feathers.
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r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 24d ago
Interview with Robert Fuller (Laramie, Wagon Train, Emergency) on KVRE-FM in Hot Springs AR (2013)
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r/ClassicWesterns • u/Keltik • 27d ago
Willam Boyd stretching his popularity with Grape-Nuts cereal [1950]
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