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 "The Big Country" (1958)
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"CALIFORNIA" (1947) Review

I am a history nut. And one of my Избранное historical periods that I Любовь to study is the Antebellum Era of the United States. One of my Избранное topics from this period is the California Золото Rush. I also Любовь movies. But despite this love, I have been constantly disappointed by Hollywood's inability to create a first-rate movie about Золото Rush.

I may have to take back my Комментарий about Hollywood's inability to produce a first-rate movie или Телевидение production about the Золото Rush. There were at least three that managed to impress me. Unfortunately, the latest film...
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hang 'em high
1968
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silent western film stars
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"THE BIG COUNTRY" (1958) Review

William Wyler and Gregory Peck first worked together in the 1953 comedy classic, "ROMAN HOLIDAY". The director and the actor became close Друзья and spent a few years trying to find the right property for which they could co-produce and work on together. Peck finally came across a magazine story, which eventually transformed to the movie screen as 1958's "THE BIG COUNTRY".

The magazine story in Вопрос happened to be the 1957 Saturday Evening Post serialized Статья called "Ambush at Blanco Canyon". Written by future Matt Helm author, Donald Hamilton; the story...
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"CENTENNIAL" (1978-79) - Episode Two "The Yellow Apron" Commentary

Set during the 1810s and 1820s, the секунда episode of the NBC miniseries, "CENTENNIAL", continued the story of French-Canadian trapper, Pasquinel; his Scottish-born partner, Alexander McKeag; and their relationship with Clay Basket, the daughter of an Arapaho warrior. "The Yellow Apron" explored how jealousies, resentments and desire nearly broke apart their tenuous relationship.

"The Yellow Apron" began in 1809, with Clay Basket giving birth to the first of hers and Pasquinel’s three children, Jacques. The story quickly jumped...
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Below is my review of the 1939 classic, "STAGECOACH", which was directed by John Ford:


"STAGECOACH" (1939) Review

The год 1939 is regarded by many film critics and moviegoers as the best год for Hollywood films. According to them, Hollywood was at the height of its Golden Age, and this particular год saw the release of an unusually large number of exceptional movies, many of which have been honored as memorable classics when multitudes of other films of the era have been largely forgotten. I do not harbor the same view as these critics and moviegoers. I can only view at least a handful of...
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"CENTENNIAL" (1978-79) - Episode One "Only the Rocks Live Forever" Commentary

Over thirty-two years ago, NBC Телевидение aired a sprawling miniseries called "CENTENNIAL". Produced by John Wilder, The miniseries was an adaptation of James Michner’s 1973 novel of the same title. Because the miniseries stretched to twelve episodes, NBC aired the first seven episodes aired during the late fall of 1978. After a one-month hiatus, the remaining five episodes aired during the early winter of 1979.

Michner’s tale followed the history of the fictional town of Centennial, Colorado and its surrounding...
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A compilation of the best moments of Tuco and Blondie in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.
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the good
the bad and the ugly
1966
best of
tuco
blondie
clint eastwood
eli wallach
western
Two bounty hunters with the same intentions team up to track down an escaped Mexican outlaw.
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for a few dollars еще
1965
monco
meets his match
clint eastwood
western
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