A CLASSIC. what's your favorite part?

so many to choose from.

And where Ah Ha is your horse?

Is Walter Brennan in that one?

Lee Marvin ... Ben Rumson
Clint Eastwood Clint Eastwood ..
Jean Seberg ... Elizabeth
Harve Presnell Rotten Luck Willie
Ray Walston . Mad Jack Duncan
Tom Ligon Horton Fenty
Alan Dexter Parson
William O'Connell Horace Tabor
Benny Baker Haywood Holbrook (as Ben Baker)
Alan Baxter . Mr. Fenty
Paula Trueman Mrs. Fenty

One of my all time favorite movies. So many great lines. For example. Ben Rumson (Lee Marvin) takes the young farm boy into town to expose him to the finer things in life. Whisky, cigars, then he walks him upstairs to get the boy laid and says to the Harlot
"Gracie I give you the boy... Give me back the man." Walter Brennen no. Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood, Ray Walston.

Good movie!

My favorite part

"They call the Wind Mariah".

I love it, thanks Wabi! My predator hunting partner of 38 years, Bill. I call him 'Rotten Luck Willy.' You couldn't beat Rotten Luck Willy with five Aces...

All musicals suck, I'd rather watch my lawn grow than any of them.

Yes, he played Cookie, the chow wagon cook.

A most gruff but loveable character.


My favorite line from the movie is, "Fill your hands, you Sonuvabitch!"

Same here.

One of the best movies ever made.

You suck...

To this blanket statement I reply shut your fugging face uncle fugger!

Yes. Great movie. Great actor.

hahaha

He is right though! lol

Lol This is a musical?!??

Sipping dessert coffees, shooting .270s, and now, enjoying movie musicals.

My gawd, 24Hr has caught the ghey something fierce.

Same here. My #2 best movie of all time.

Got to see it in one of the original huge wide screen cinemas in Toledo, OH.

Enjoyed it so much I even bought the soundtrack album back then.

First, all the good guys got run off.

Next, will be all the straights.

Got 75 bucks a day, to be in the background, acting like I was mining! They paid us after day two! The mining scenes were finished! Went back to falling timber over by Granite!

Wife and I went out to Medora, ND for an extended weekend. She drug me to the "famous" Medora musical. About 76 hours into it, I finally thought it was over only to find out it was just intermission!

I felt like walking back up to the steak fondue and jumping off the building head first into a pitchfork!

My wife's grandfather rented a couple teams of mules to the movie. Got to meet Lee Marvin but missed the chance to meet Clint.

Epstein didn't kill himself.

Biden didn't win the election.

add is queer...

It started as a Broadway musical in the early 50's. The movie came out nearly 20 years later.

^^^ THIS ^^^

To each his own - doing Broadway type musicals has been some of the most rewarding stuff, in more ways than one. Played for Paint YourWagon when it was on stage - felt the movie was a better rendition. In later ears, met and worked with Lee Marvin in Tucson on a youth orchestra project - quite enjoyable - a very good man in my experience.

LMFAO

I cried when I first heard that song !

Good movie.

That was my favorite movie when I was a kid. I am too afraid to watch it now to see how its aged...

Haha! Pretty well! The wife can't stand it. That's what I'M afraid of!

I didn't know anybody liked this movie.

I did.

Best musical ever.

No.

Bit he was great in Bad News Bears.