What Was The Last Western You Watched?

I missed the beginning and cannot find a listing of what the title was but, I watched an interesting western that had James Cagney in it as well as several other "recognizable faces" in it. It was a fairly decent western.

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Originally posted by The Ringo Kid@Apr 13 2006, 01:55 PM
I missed the beginning and cannot find a listing of what the title was but, I watched an interesting western that had James Cagney in it as well as several other "recognizable faces" in it. It was a fairly decent western.

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That could have been "Tribute to a Bad Man" that had Don Dubbins and Stephen McNally in the cast. It was a decent western.
Cheers - Jay

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Watched my DVD of "Big Jake" yesterday evening. The widescreen format certainly adds to this well-photographed movie.
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Originally posted by Jay J. Foraker@Apr 13 2006, 04:05 PM
That could have been "Tribute to a Bad Man" that had Don Dubbins and Stephen McNally in the cast. It was a decent western.
Cheers - Jay

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Hi Jay, THANKS MUCH, that was the movie I watched. I had forgotten that Stephan McNally was in it. I am becoming more and more of a McNally fan. Have you ever seen: "Rogues Regiment?" if not, I highly recommend seeing it. This movie had Mcnally in it and was the movie that got me into liking him--that is because it was before I saw him as: "Matthew McAdams aka Dutch Henry Brown" in Winchester '73.

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I had to get up at 5-30am this morning to take
my sister to the airport. I got home about 7-00am,
as I had the house to myself I watched one of my
favourite westerns.

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

Emmanuel.

Hell Town (the reissue title of Born to the West) - a fairly good early JW Western, where Duke was entrusted with a herd of cattle from his cousin, to be transported and sold in a nearby city. Unfortunately, Duke has a bit of a gambling problem, and the sharpies in town used dishonest means to clean out his pockets of the proceeds of the cattle sale ($10,000).

We've seen it before, but it was fun to watch it again.

Chester

A Man Without A Star? w/ Kirk Douglas, Richard Boone and William Forsythe. Pretty good western.

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"Buchanan Rides Alone" - Randolph Scott with a lot of recognizable character actors, as well as Craig Stevens in a pre-"Peter Gunn" role and a very young L.Q. Jones.
Cheers - Jay

Tombstone and The Outlaw Josey Wales

The Big Valley every day at 6:00pm on the Western channel.

Saw one with Kirk Douglas bbut cannot think of the title at this time. I THINK it was something like: The Big Sky?? or something like that.

P.S. I'm saving my Pennies and Nickels to get the mini series: Centennial. Anyone remember that one?

One name comes to mind is: Jake Pasquinal (SP?) who I think was French-Canadian.

Oh and, soon to come in via snail mail, my copy of an excellent Charlton Heston/Brian Keith vehilcle known as: The Mountain Men, will be in along with: The Wild Geese and The Colditz Story.

in the line up for today is Young Guns and Chisum.

I just saw The Undefeated. Not a great Duke movie but it was a Duke movie.

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Kevin Costner, The Open range. Traditional western made in 2003. Good stuff

Quigley Down Under was on CMT last night. Good movie.

I watched Lawless Frontier, Helltown and Sagebrush Trail last night.