Westerns & the Old West
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I post almost exclusively about minutiae related to the Old West and Western films/pop culture. I do drawings too. 🍉 Cheers! 🤠🍻🤠 & God bless 🙏
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"The Lookout"

A drawing I did a few months ago.

Cheers! 🤠🍻🤠
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Happy Birthday to the late Geoff Murphy, born 87 years ago today
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He's not telling you to go search for the film, he's linking the entire movie for free. Go watch it.
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Man from Del Rio is a great Anthony Quinn Western about a Mexican gunman elected sheriff to a town of classist, racist honkies. Directed by Harry Horner (James' dad) & costarring Katy Jurado. Prefiguring Warlock, it's underrated & underseen. Change that:

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Man From Del Rio (1956) Western Movie With - Anthony Quinn, Katy Jurado, And Peter Whitney
YouTube video by Reel Classics
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Man from Del Rio is a great Anthony Quinn Western about a Mexican gunman elected sheriff to a town of classist, racist honkies. Directed by Harry Horner (James' dad) & costarring Katy Jurado. Prefiguring Warlock, it's underrated & underseen. Change that:

youtu.be/POKWmWFc0mo?...
Man From Del Rio (1956) Western Movie With - Anthony Quinn, Katy Jurado, And Peter Whitney
YouTube video by Reel Classics
youtu.be
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If you want a PDF of the script, send me a DM. It might make things hurt that much more, though
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Me too, haha. I'm rewatching it for an upcoming podcast appearance
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About half way through she said, "is that movie still on?" & fell asleep.
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Watching Bone Tomahawk with my 90 year old grandma
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The Wild Bunch is considered one of the first films to put squibs on both sides of an actor's body to replicate entrance/exit wounds. Sam Peckinpah had previously shown the devastating effects of a bullet tearing through a body in this scene from his TV show The Westerner:
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It's upsetting that the Coen Bros' adaptation of Cuba Libre was never made
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Happy Birthday to the late Luke Perry, born Coy Luther Perry III 59 years ago today
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Happy 100th Birthday to the late, great Elmore Leonard
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Happy 84th Birthday to Peter Coyote, born Robert Peter Cohon
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Happy Birthday to the late Dana Elcar, born Ibsen Dana Elcar 98 years ago today
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Happy Birthday to the late Richard Jaeckel, born R. Hanley Jaeckel 99 years ago today
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Happy Birthday to the late Chris Penn, born 60 years ago today
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Forty Guns (1957), directed by Sam Fuller

Dr. No (1962), directed by Terence Young
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What does this have to do with Westerns? Nothing. But Guillermo del Toro follows this page & bought some of my art & I'm going to mention those facts every opportunity I get.
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Happy 65th Birthday to Dana Wheeler-Nicholson
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A thread on the great Silas Soule, one of the few figures from Old West history that I unequivocally consider a hero.

Be warned, this is going to get rough...
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And finally a message from Andy to all of you
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The cover wisely featured Andy Devine & no one else from the cast. Devine would remain one of the top draws in Western Comics for decades... with his only real rival being Jimmy Durante, of course:
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A May 1939 comic book adaptation of Stagecoach, with art "assembled" by Jack Adler. This was in Movie Comics #2 (1939) published by DC Comics (1/3)