One of the classic TV westerns from the era of classic TV westerns. Top lead actors and a strong supporting cast. The guest star is John Denher, himself a pretty top supporting star in a bunch of western movies and TV shows. He played good guy and villain alike.
Thanks for PUTTING THE ENTIRE EPISODE, FROM INTRO MUSIC TO FINAL CREDITS, on for our pleasure! MANY other jerks put on 30-40 minutes, or screw it up in other ways! NO POINT IN WASTING OUR TIME! THANKS FOR A COMPLETE EPISODE OF ONE OF THE BEST WESTERNS EVER!
Rawhide had excellent storylines and a great cast of guest actors and none more so than John Dehner, who appeared in so many wonderful films. I always remember his role in, ‘Last Train to Gun Hill’ with Kirk Douglas and Anthony Quinn.
"Rawhide" is a Western song, written by Ned Washington and composed by Dimitri Tiomkin in 1958. Frankie Laine is the singer. Keep movin', movin', movin' Though they're disapproving Keep them dawwgies movin', Rawhide Don't try to understand them Just rope, throw and brand 'em Soon we'll be living high and wide My heart's calculating My true love will be waiting Be waiting at the end of my ride Move 'em on, head 'em up, head 'em up, move 'em on Move 'em on, head 'em up, Rawhide Cut 'em out, ride 'em in, ride 'em in, cut 'em out Cut 'em out, ride 'em in, Rawhide
Jim, sorry , I can't agree with you. Clint didn't start making it really big till he went off to Italy to make those great spaghetti westerns for Sergio Leoni. Sure glad he made that choice - bet he was too. If you haven't seen Coogan's Bluff you might give it a try. Pretty cool movie.
I loved these sixty years ago. Made for peanuts with a small cast and minimal sets they relied on simple but well written plots and good acting. Could still be done today and the schedules could be packed with good dramas instead of one or two blockbusters and myriad repeats.
I've always wondered who owned all those movie cows AND who bought em after they had run all those miles and miles back and forth. They must have been pretty stringy gristly beef steaks. Maybe the NY strip I got at the "Cattleman" in San Antone in 1972. LOL
We have a meatworks in our city that kills and processes 1600 beasts every day work which means that after walking the herd of 3000 beasts to the Cedalia market for 10 months, they would all be killed and packed in under two days.
"Joan Ellis" Point well made. HOWEVER the lovely, ultra-feminine Jan Harrison dumping cold water or ice on series' heartthrob Clint Eastwood's bare chest would not be nearly as erotic and stimulating for the viewing audience in 1960 -- medical science be damned. Poor Ms. Harrison's character, Charity Wade, revealed to her angry, torn husband Jubal (character actor John Dehner essaying yet another excellent role), whom she screwed over running away with another man, self-proclaimed 'ladies man' Webb Church (Burt Douglas), "Jubal, I haven't got a penny." A true hardship for Charity and frustration for the "Rawhide" audience, THAT is the LAST we see OR hear of her. In order that evicted wife Charity isn't forced to resort to prostitution, what with no other means of support: 1) Could Gil (Eric Fleming) 'shame' Jubal Wade into at least giving her hotel charges and stage fare and a 'grub stake' so she can manage to 'get on her feet'? 2) Since Church had the benefit of partaking of Charity's charms both at her house and on the trail AND they were still on speaking terms upon the adulterous couple's return to the Wade compound, would he approach the other drovers and his bosses to ask them to chip in for a kind of 'charity case'? Most of those men know they'd do exactly what Church did if the unfulfilled, married-too-young, pretty wife took a shine to them. By displaying, and acting upon, a modicum of chivalry, Rowdy, Gil, Church and the others on this drive 'would sleep better' the remaining nights of the drive if they knew Charity Ward wasn't lost and getting raped out on the prairie or in some town's bordello turning tricks in order to have a roof over her head. Gracias, "Regis c," for presenting this 62-year old television treasure, "Rawhide" 'Incident of the New Start,' for an appreciative audience AND in its full-length, uncut form.
Os filmes leiendados para os portugueses verem são antigos e à preto e branco os a cores são inglêzes russos intalianos espanhóis americanos vo deixar de ver pois é uma perda de tempo isto está a ficar pior que a TV até já tem publicidades xatas pelo meio .Pagamos a nete para isto? É XETE,,,?
One of the classic TV westerns from the era of classic TV westerns. Top lead actors and a strong supporting cast. The guest star is John Denher, himself a pretty top supporting star in a bunch of western movies and TV shows. He played good guy and villain alike.
Exelente serie, vou indicar, gostei muito.
Thanks for PUTTING THE ENTIRE EPISODE, FROM INTRO MUSIC TO FINAL CREDITS, on for our pleasure! MANY other jerks put on 30-40 minutes, or screw it up in other ways! NO POINT IN WASTING OUR TIME!
THANKS FOR A COMPLETE EPISODE OF ONE OF THE BEST WESTERNS EVER!
Yes - the theme song and the outro is a big part of this great show - only ignorant fools upload it without.
Rawhide had excellent storylines and a great cast of guest actors and none more so than John Dehner, who appeared in so many wonderful films. I always remember his role in, ‘Last Train to Gun Hill’ with Kirk Douglas and Anthony Quinn.
DOS PRIMIORDIOS DE CARREIRA DO EXCELENTE ATOR CLINT EASTWOOD QUE ATE HOJE FAZ MUITO SUCESSO UMA ESPECIE DE MINE SERIE MUITO LEGAL
"Rawhide" is a Western song, written by Ned Washington and composed by Dimitri Tiomkin in 1958. Frankie Laine is the singer.
Keep movin', movin', movin'
Though they're disapproving
Keep them dawwgies movin', Rawhide
Don't try to understand them
Just rope, throw and brand 'em
Soon we'll be living high and wide
My heart's calculating
My true love will be waiting
Be waiting at the end of my ride
Move 'em on, head 'em up, head 'em up, move 'em on
Move 'em on, head 'em up, Rawhide
Cut 'em out, ride 'em in, ride 'em in, cut 'em out
Cut 'em out, ride 'em in, Rawhide
Great show, which I watched weekly when it first aired. Made Eastwood a star.
Jim, sorry , I can't agree with you. Clint didn't start making it really big till he went off to Italy to make those great spaghetti westerns for Sergio Leoni. Sure glad he made that choice - bet he was too. If you haven't seen Coogan's Bluff you might give it a try. Pretty cool movie.
Great episode. Clint cool as always!
Um dos melhores romances já produzidos são os western's. Obrigado,Regis!
Ótimos filmes, parabéns e obrigado por postar!!
Gunsmoke
Enjoyed this alot. Thank you 🤠
Mesmo em papel um pouco secundário, não deixa de ser o Clint Eastwood.
Estou gostando dos Episodios
Muito bom esse filme viritimo
I loved these sixty years ago. Made for peanuts with a small cast and minimal sets they relied on simple but well written plots and good acting. Could still be done today and the schedules could be packed with good dramas instead of one or two blockbusters and myriad repeats.
Today the time would be mostly taken up with commercials.
Excelente
Da hora filmes antigos!"
Thanks for posting!
um bom filme vale a pena assistir
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A very young Clint Eastwood.
parabéns amigo bons fiilmes
Série muito boa, história com sentido, ótimos atores!
Porque rio conhos tambem e velho e tem gente querendo cobrar tambem
Legendado mais valeu !👏👏👏
Muito bom.
Gosto de filmes e documentários em branco e preto!!!
The western cowboy movie this story awesomel good job
I've always wondered who owned all those movie cows AND who bought em after they had run all those miles and miles back and forth. They must have been pretty stringy gristly beef steaks. Maybe the NY strip I got at the "Cattleman" in San Antone in 1972. LOL
I always watch western movies
الله على ايام السبعينات من القرن الماضي ومسلسل روهايد
Já asisti quero mais
Super cowboy series nothing like it to day
My wife ran off with my best friend and i sure miss him.😂😂😂😂😂😂
hilarious!
I always wondered where those nice, sweet, loveable, handsome boys were. Soon I realized they all have boyfriends. That’s the story of my life.
@@yolamontalvan9502 apparently you need to venture away from the gay neighborhoods
The old days, when a cowboy could also be a great Actor, today an Actor cant be a Good Cowboy. Imagine jessey Smullet trying this .
Yup, he mighten of got hisself hung. 🤔😯🤭
Espetacular e Clint Estwood no filme fica melhor ainda
...back in tha' day...CLINT wasa beefcake
Clint Eastwood born on May 31st 1930
Um Filme Regular - Nota 5
Ele é lindooo
omg it's the old man from Guilligan's Island....looks so young in this show...lol
Frankie Lane o cantor dos westerns
Hawkeye, then the lone ranger. Never saw him in other movies.
Butter, it would only increase the injury.
some very skinny cows traveling that fast.
Gostei muito desse filme. Muito bonito o gado marchando. Continue postando filmes assim.
Atenção nesse momento estamos saindo do ar para fazer manutenção no sistema retomamos mais tarde obrigado pela atenção ok
Que pena que não é dublado em português
Clint Eastwood não tinha nembarba
x
Dough Wrangler hahaha
sweet fond TV WESTERNS nice huh
We have a meatworks in our city that kills and processes 1600 beasts every day work which means that after walking the herd of 3000 beasts to the Cedalia market for 10 months, they would all be killed and packed in under two days.
Butter is the worst thing you can put on a burn but they didn't know that back then. Cold water or ice is best
Or.....
Alo Vera.
"Joan Ellis" Point well made. HOWEVER the lovely, ultra-feminine Jan Harrison dumping cold water or ice on series' heartthrob Clint Eastwood's bare chest would not be nearly as erotic and stimulating for the viewing audience in 1960 -- medical science be damned.
Poor Ms. Harrison's character, Charity Wade, revealed to her angry, torn husband Jubal (character actor John Dehner essaying yet another excellent role), whom she screwed over running away with another man, self-proclaimed 'ladies man' Webb Church (Burt Douglas), "Jubal, I haven't got a penny." A true hardship for Charity and frustration for the "Rawhide" audience, THAT is the LAST we see OR hear of her.
In order that evicted wife Charity isn't forced to resort to prostitution, what with no other means of support: 1) Could Gil (Eric Fleming) 'shame' Jubal Wade into at least giving her hotel charges and stage fare and a 'grub stake' so she can manage to 'get on her feet'? 2) Since Church had the benefit of partaking of Charity's charms both at her house and on the trail AND they were still on speaking terms upon the adulterous couple's return to the Wade compound, would he approach the other drovers and his bosses to ask them to chip in for a kind of 'charity case'? Most of those men know they'd do exactly what Church did if the unfulfilled, married-too-young, pretty wife took a shine to them. By displaying, and acting upon, a modicum of chivalry, Rowdy, Gil, Church and the others on this drive 'would sleep better' the remaining nights of the drive if they knew Charity Ward wasn't lost and getting raped out on the prairie or in some town's bordello turning tricks in order to have a roof over her head.
Gracias, "Regis c," for presenting this 62-year old television treasure, "Rawhide" 'Incident of the New Start,' for an appreciative audience AND in its full-length, uncut form.
O INTERESSANTE É QUE, CLINT
EASTWOOD, AINDA NÃO ERA FAMOSO 😂😂😂 JESUS CRISTO 😂😂😂
Porque o filme os imperdoaveis que já passou diversas vezes na TV eu tenho até em vídeo cassete e tem um animal que quer cobrar
That would a been the life.
This guy married a 17 year old girl when he was 40? Wthell?
Unless he had ED, he should have kept his wife.
he can buy another
Well..maybe he didn't have a B.A. but.....
Oh....wait....Never mind! E.D.
Ha
Os filmes leiendados para os portugueses verem são antigos e à preto e branco os a cores são inglêzes russos intalianos espanhóis americanos vo deixar de ver pois é uma perda de tempo isto está a ficar pior que a TV até já tem publicidades xatas pelo meio .Pagamos a nete para isto? É XETE,,,?
I love Gil Favor but I can't stand John Dehner! Ain't never liked him! I've loved Gil since I was a child!!
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