What Was The Last Western You Watched?

Yep, he did, Tommy.

I watched Follow the River with Brandon, Audie and Jimmy, (accordian, singing and all). KEITH

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The Battle At Apache Pass Chandler makes a good Apache.

You referring to Jeff Chandler? Don't forget, he also played one of the greatest Apaches of all, Cochise, in Broken Arrow.

Rooster Cogburn and the Lady with Duke and Katherine Hepburn. A fun movie with two great actors.

I think Rooster is really underatted, fun movie don't see the problem so many critics and non Duke fans seem to have with it. Wouldn't have minded another Cogburn movie even if Duke was getting older.

Apache Rifles I like Audie Murphy westerns.

One of my favorite Duke movies, Gareth. As you probably know, he and Katherine planned to do another one called "Someday", as she mentioned that word in their relationship in the film. One of my favorite dialogues is still the ending of that movie: [last lines]
Eula Goodnight:" Reuben, I have to say it. Livin' with you has been an adventure any woman would relish for the rest o' time. I look at cha, with your burned out face and your big belly and your bear-like paws and your shining eye, and I have to say you're a credit to the whole male sex, and I'm proud to have ya for my friend. " She whips her horse around and rides off to meet the Indian Boy.

Rooster Cogburn:" I'll be damned if she didn't get the last word in again. Well..."

It is strange that I find myself ending off a story or an email like that............sort of says it all. Well...................... KEITH

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I think Rooster is really underatted, fun movie don't see the problem so many critics and non Duke fans seem to have with it. Wouldn't have minded another Cogburn movie even if Duke was getting older.

3:10 To Yuma original with Van Heflin and Glen Ford a much better movie than the remake.

Watching the Searchers on TCM. My favorite John Wayne movie.

One of my favorites also, Kevin. Love it that Ward is Duke's "boss" in most of the movie. The hat throw was great.....still want to get someone who can read lips to tell us what Duke said to Ward.,boy was he mad! He said in later interviews that it hit right on his nipple and hurt like H..L. I WILL find someone who can read lips to tell us what he said to Ward. Too bad my Dad is gone.....he could have told us.

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Watching the Searchers on TCM. My favorite John Wayne movie.

7 Men From Now starring Randolph Scott, Lee Marvin and the tantalizing Gail Russel one of the great westerns of all times

I've been watching numerous episodes of "High Chaparral" over the past month or so. Kinda disappointed as they're not as great as I remembered. That was one of my favorite TV Westerns back in the Sixties.

Night Passage James Stewart, Audie Murphy and Dan Duryea real good movie

Showdown at Boothill starring Charles Bronson a great B/W western

Drums along the Mohawk....Ford's 1939 great movie with lots of folks you know. Hank Fonda and Claudette Colbert........WARD was great in this.l One of my favorites. Pappy even lets his brother say some lines and be a hero! KEITH

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Drums Ward Hank..jpg[quote='Hawkswill','http://dukewayne.com/bb/index.php?thread/&postID=133097#post133097']Drums along the Mohawk....Ford's 1939 great movie with lots of folks you know. Hank Fonda and Claudette Colbert........WARD was great in this.l One of my favorites. Pappy even lets his brother say some lines and be a hero! KEITH

Keep forgetting about the pics.......I WILL get them full size eventually!

The Violent Men Glenn Ford, Barbara Stanwyck, Edward G Robinson and Brian Kieth. and Man With A Gun Robert Mitchum and Jan Sterling

I watched that good old "My Darling Clementine" on Direct TV a couple of days ago. Still as good as ever.

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I watched that good old "My Darling Clementine" on Direct TV a couple of days ago. Still as good as ever.

Stumpy the old westerns are the best.

Ride The High Country Scott amd McCrea