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- Опубліковано 2 лют 2025
- Command western TV series episode pilot starring Everett Sloane, Ben Cooper and Louis Jean Heydt. This is the pilot episode of a suggested TV series titled Command from 1958. This is episode 17 of The Forsaken Westerns, an original TV series produced by Westerns On The Web Productions. In this episode Everett Sloane stars as Captain Brittles, a U.S. Cavalry officer. Along with Sloane there is Ben Cooper as Lt. Cohill. These are two characters straight out of the 1949 John Ford western movie "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" starring John Wayne and John Agar in these parts. This is the only known existing episode of this series. It's a shame, it looks like this could have been a good series bringing Duke's cavalry character to the small screen. It is a miracle that there is any copy of this film at all. The Forsaken Westerns series contains episodes of TV shows that were never broadcast or have not been broadcast in as many as 65 years. Almost lost forever, these rare television film treasures are now being released and uploaded for free viewing from the www.westernsont... archive collection. Watch full length western movies and TV shows full episodes on the Westerns On The Web channel and make sure to subscribe. The Forsaken Westerns is hosted by Bob Terry.
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I think that might be the best one I've watched here so far.
I’ve always loved these old westerns. I grew up with westerns & Disney
You dig up some real jewels. This was one of many and you have my well earned thanks.
Thanks for watching
Thanks bob for this episode.
Very good movie. I am a western fan from back in the 1950's. This sure would have made a good series. It should have.
I love these shows .. Thanks you for great narrating.
I like Sloan's take on Capt. Brittle. Louis Jean Hayd was an underrated actor with a distinctive voice. Thank you for finding this.
He was memorable in such movies as "They Were Expendable", "30 Seconds Over Tokyo", and "The Great McGinty".
Great movie thank you
Everett Sloane gives us a good performance as always.
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Excellent story line, dialogue, and acting. It is strikingly similar to a 1962 movie titled "A Thunder of Drums".
My thoughts exactly
Enjoyable Everett Sloane as Captain Brittles. Pretty good.
thank you...👍
I went to your website they said pay ,I said bye.love these shows thanks
This was the original of a movie with Richard Boone as the captain called A thunder of drums in 1961..George Hamilton plated the Lt..
And "Twangy Guitarman" Duane Eddy was one of the cavalry soldiers.
Another, how did they miss this? Thanks for the showing.
thank you kindly for bringing this, so we all may enjoy it. Sad, that this pilot was not picked up. As it was excellent! What were the Networks thinking? n
Great, Loved it! (My take: Always apologize, it’s a sign of strength)
James Warner Bellah wrote a whole series of U.S.Cavalry stories all initially published in the Saturday Evening Post. His main character, featured in the majority of the short stories and two novels was Lt. Flintridge Cohill.
Captain Nathan Brittles only appears in two stories..
John Ford turned three of the stories into his famous cavalry trilogy.
Fort Apache, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon and Rio Grande.
Seperate spins off from his stories, in film, would be Sergeant Rutledge and, by other directors A Thunder of Drums (Command) and The Command.
Bellah would also help to pen The Man Who Shot Liberty Vallance.
It’s a real pity this series never continued as eight of the other short stories would have also made excellent viewing.. Great casting.
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I like Ben Cooper. He did a few movies with Audie Murphy.
2 Bonanza episodes COMBAT / [ he said he was brown listed because he supported GOLDWATER instead of JFK
Ben Cooper is my love
"Ben Cooper a very good actor in many
films and television shows passed away in 2020."-🤠🐴⭐🌐..
He must've been 100.
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they may be playing the characters from She Wore a Yellow Ribbon but the whole finding the bodies scene was used in the1961 film A Thunder of Drums with Richard Boone & George Hamilton in the top roles..
They prayed, twice, so the show was cancelled. Ambassador Mount. And yes .. it would have made a great series.
Comanches would never leave rifles behind!
You a Comanche?
To bad the show didn't made it.
Originally aired as the first episode of the syndicated The Best of the Post in 1960 (based on stories from the Saturday Evening Post).
This show sounds like one with Tom Tryon as a Cavalry lieutenant even the dialogue his captain was played by that guy from Have Gun Will Travel
It is strikingly similar to a 1962 movie titled "A Thunder of Drums" which starred George Hamilton as the LT, Richard Boone as the CAPT, and Arthur O'Connell as the SGT.
This would have made a very good series... Plenty of scope to bring out many more "Yellow Ribbon" characters.
James Warner Bellah’s Cavalry Stories out of Fort Starke are some of the finest written about the Horse Soldiers of yesteryear. I happen to have the books “Reveille” which is a collection of his stories. All of them outstanding and would have made a great show.
The theme is catchy
Didn't understand, I don't know if I can watch it again.
I saw a remake of this with Richard Boon in the staring roll
Ben cooper the quickest gun in Hollywood
Hi Bob
Their is a movie starring Guy Madison that I can't think of the name. Guy plays a cavalry soldier that has to train a bunch of misfits to go on an undercover mission into Indian territory. I hope you can help me out. Or better yet, I hope you have it. 😉
Perhaps you are thinking of Drums of the deep South or Charge at Feather River?
"Charge at Feather River"! Saw it in 1953 at the theater in 3D. Guy had a real Sad Sack crew.
The command sir
Wow, look at those cactus! I wonder where this was filmed? Are the cactus still there?
Was this before... She Wore a yellow ribbon..or after as the script and the names are similar Brittles, caldwell . Don't apologies mr caldwell, it's a sign /mark of weakness
Cohill. But what characters from James Warner Bellah!!
Before. The story was later filled out to make the movie.
Richard Boone and George Hamilton made a picture like this.
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According to IMDB, this was an episode from an anthology called "Best of the Post", which portrayed stories from The Saturday Evening Post magazine.
www.imdb.com/title/tt0360247/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast
Theme song by Mitch Miller
Rifleis is near dead body 😳
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At 14 min. I doubt the word "clobber" or any variations were in the vocabulary in the late 1800's LOL It is an excellent pilot., wouldve made a good series.!
You may be right. A Google search indicates it was British slang that came about during WWII. Many of the hats and kerchiefs were wrong as well, but everything else looked about right, especially the cavalry carbines.
تمويل سامبا ..💠
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The characters were sort of borrowed from James Warner Bellah...
It might be a good line but it's bad advice, unscriptural even. It was a good show, done well, and is supported by the unmistakable sound of Mitch Mill and his orchestra.
I agree. Unwillingness to apologize when you are wrong is a sign of weakness. I confess I have a bit of Captain Brittles in me.
i wonder how many times that dummy has died ?
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indians that didn't take rifles and any ammunition ? most unlikely
Eye out
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