Today I saw: Advance To the Rear which had: Glenn Ford in it as well as Alan Hale Jr. Whit Bissell, Andrew Prine and a few other recognizable faces in it including the Gentleman who played Thursten Howell the 3rd in Gilligan's Island. Nice comedy I might add. Oh and, the film had Michael Pate in it as the resident Indian Chief. Michael Pate to us Hondo fans was also Chief Vittorio in the movie of the same name. In this one, he is like the "Mingo" (Ed Ames) character in the Daniel Boone TV series. Though not Oxford educated, the Michael Pate Indian Chief character was a graduate of West Point class of 1835. ;-D
Anyway, one greatly and painfully wonders why the hell the stupid people who can make choces of what movies to release on DvD do not release any of the Glenn Ford comedies? This one sure was a nice change-of-pace.
What Was The Last Western You Watched?
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we watched She wore a yellow ribbon and Rio grande last night, he was in the mood for some john wayne
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THE MAN FROM THE ALAMO (1953)
GLENN FORD with CHILL WILLS and HUGH O'BRIAN
about a alamo defender who leaves to protect his family. good action but eveyone's has a revolver. not in 1836. wrong weapons for the time frame.
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Nevada Smith (1966). Sadly Steve McQueen was ridiculously miscast as a 16-year-old.
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Roy Rogers - Spoilers of the Plains (1950)
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death of a gunfighter.richard widmark with lena horne as his lover who owns a saloon.no mention of race at all in th movie.he's a town sheriff who out lives his time.
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The Stranger Wore a Gun with Randolph Scott and Claire Trevor. It was interesting to see them together.
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THE MAN FROM THE ALAMO (1953)
GLENN FORD with CHILL WILLS and HUGH O'BRIAN
about a alamo defender who leaves to protect his family. good action but eveyone's has a revolver. not in 1836. wrong weapons for the time frame.
The Man From the Alamo, is another excellent Glenn Ford Western.
This one is not on dvd either. 
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Never can watch that movie enough times. My favorite Eastwood flix..
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My favorite Eastwood film, is still Dirty Harry, especially the part where he has a hot dog stuffed in his mouth.
A loaf of bread,
A pound of meat,
And all the mustard you can eat,
Johnny Dog, Great Hot Dogs ! ! !Chester
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The Cowboys Classic Stuff!!
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THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES.
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3:10 to Yuma
The Mrs. and I made it to the theater last night to see it and really enjoyed it.
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Yep, it's certainly far better than the first one. Perhaps this will mark Russell Crowe's comeback.
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On this extremely wet monday afternoon I watched Rio Bravo again.Loved it,loved it,loved it.
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Sunday night I was in a Rooster state of mind and popped in my dvd's of True Grit and Rooster Cogburn and stayed up til 2 a. m. :teeth_smile:
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Sheriff of Tombstone, with Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes.
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"Tom Horn". An interesting movie starring Steve McQueen. Sadly he had lost a lot of his old charisma after being away for so long.
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