The man who wrassled wolves was Jack Abernathy (1876 - 1941) who was a good friend to President Teddy Rossevelt. He was the youngest US Marshel over the Oklaholma Terratory in 1901.
@@409rommel Jack Abernathy was a strong man, he would grab thee wolf by the scruff of the neck and shove his fist into the wolfs mouth, the wolf cain´t do much. He used thick work gloves but after a while just used his bare fist.
You’re absolutely right. The chemistry between the actors was awesome. No scene stealing, just friends playing the hell out of their respective parts. Can’t go wrong with Jack Palance and Lee Marvin (Semper Fi).
That movie reminds me after 23 years working at a copper company when they closed on us ,leaving 3,000 unemployed copper workers. There is similar things in the movie.
Certains comme toi on dit : le bon, la brute, le truand le meilleur western de tous les temps, tu parles, des bons westerns, de très bons westerns y en a pleins ! Tu connais audy Murphy, le soldat américain le plus décoré de la deuxième guerre mondiale. Il a fait énormément de westerns et des beaux. Chacun dit, que tel film est le plus beau, ç 'est une affaire de goût et rien d' autre!!
You can relate this to so many professions as time goes by, I just love this movie and Lee Marvin and Jack Palance are just the best. It's just a sweet slice of life.
Un film crépusculaire magnifique sur le temps qui passe en bougeant les lignes. Jeanne Moreau est très émouvante. La musique The Good Times are coming est d'une beauté sans nom.
Riding fence is better than riding the fence if you know what I mean? Cowboy is born with a broken heart. And every damn cowboy who ever thru his leg over a horse knows what I mean! “ Nobody gets to be a cowboy forever “
Ce n 'est pas le meilleur de tous les temps, j' ai 600 westerns et t 'en a vu combien toi ? Une dizaine et encore ! Charlton Heston, Randolph Scott, errol flynn John Wayne, etc... Regarde séraphin falls, le major dude et pleins d' autres après tu parleras !!
"Nobody gets to be a cowboy forever...." The allegory resonated more deeply as you get older. And knowing it is no less painful.
Must be the song Desperado from the Eagles come that movie!😁
Well, for sure Lee and Jack aren't celluloid cowboys anymore. Two fine actors that are now gone to the great beyond.
A mam gets long in the tooth he thinks about it more often. Don’t make it any easier !
One of the best movies ever. There'll never be another bronc ride in a movie like the one in this movie.
In my top 3
Lee Marvin and Jack Palance two of the finest actors of their time and a fine supporting cast to back them up !
Mike Portus , thats a fact.
I just love the way Monte always grabs Chets tobacco tin without asking…. Best friends!!
Thumbs up really good reality. Lee Marvin will always be the #1 Monte Walsh to me.
For sure! Thanks. This movie much better then the Selleck version
I always put Monty Walsh on my top five western list. Classic acting, with great chemistry between the actors.
Same here.. and most people I say that too never heard of it.
Me as well.
Lee had a voice you could recognize in a tornado..
So many great actors.!!
Lee Marvin was a combat Marine it's great to be a man
Yes he was👍👍
An Army Sergeant in The Big Red One. A Marine Sergeant in the real Big One!
One of my absolute favorites ..even the more recent one as well ..
Same here
With Tom Selleck
This is one of my favorite movies, it is far better than the remake. Everyone who loves westerns owes it to themselves to watch it once.
Couldnt agree more! Thanks
The man who wrassled wolves was Jack Abernathy (1876 - 1941) who was a good friend to President Teddy Rossevelt. He was the youngest US Marshel over the Oklaholma Terratory in 1901.
But still, I wonder how you would wrastle a wolf
@@409rommel Jack Abernathy was a strong man, he would grab thee wolf by the scruff of the neck and shove his fist into the wolfs mouth, the wolf cain´t do much. He used thick work gloves but after a while just used his bare fist.
Now I want to see this Monte Walsh!!
I think this version is way better then the remake
It it, but kudos to the remake, they kept the story line as best they could.
Thanks for the clips...I'd forgotten about this great film...means more the older you get.
I'll have to chase it down on DVD...
Yes it does. Such a good movie. Its readily available on dvd.. more great parts that were not shown here
I never knew about this movie,till I saw it on the computer
Great movie. Thanks
TWO ICONS !!!!😁g
For sure!! Thanks
We used to sit around, smoke cigs and talk philosophy. No one worried about a thing cause we were young and indestructible. Best times of my life.
Lee Marvin and Jack Parlance. Two really tough guys.
Excellent movie. Makes you think about your life. It goes quick. Too bad they can’t make a movie half as good today.
dwsan1tx , yup, I agree with ya
@Floyd Vaughn
Just thinking the same thing.
You’re absolutely right. The chemistry between the actors was awesome. No scene stealing, just friends playing the hell out of their respective parts. Can’t go wrong with Jack Palance and Lee Marvin (Semper Fi).
That movie reminds me after 23 years working at a copper company when they closed on us ,leaving 3,000 unemployed copper workers. There is similar things in the movie.
Thanks for watching
Best western ever!!
Agree
Certains comme toi on dit : le bon, la brute, le truand le meilleur western de tous les temps, tu parles, des bons westerns, de très bons westerns y en a pleins ! Tu connais audy Murphy, le soldat américain le plus décoré de la deuxième guerre mondiale. Il a fait énormément de westerns et des beaux. Chacun dit, que tel film est le plus beau, ç 'est une affaire de goût et rien d' autre!!
You can relate this to so many professions as time goes by, I just love this movie and Lee Marvin and Jack Palance are just the best. It's just a sweet slice of life.
Ponykeg53 very true!!
The greatest cowboy movie ever made.
Marvelous!!!
Thanks
great book
✌🏿😜 Lee & Jack..
2 grands acteurs !!
Lee Marvin a swashbuckler of the extra class. Unforgettable...
Yes sir!
This is like the last year I worked made no sense , had no purpose , but had to come to an end after 31 years
Bless❤
Riding down the gray was the best part of the movie!
Lynn Syddall , watched it again. I left out some great parts to it😢
Palance was great in this and most forgotten.
Great
Thanks fer watchin
Sid yer right! It’s not easy to realize when it’s in your past.
Un film crépusculaire magnifique sur le temps qui passe en bougeant les lignes. Jeanne Moreau est très émouvante. La musique The Good Times are coming est d'une beauté sans nom.
The further society drifts from the truth the more it will hate those who speak it. Orson Wells
“ I rode down the grey”
He wants to tell somebody and the only man left who knows what he’s talking about slumps over dead.
Shorty sure messed up!!!
Riding fence is better than riding the fence if you know what I mean? Cowboy is born with a broken heart. And every damn cowboy who ever thru his leg over a horse knows what I mean! “ Nobody gets to be a cowboy forever “
“Cowboy’s born with a broken heart “
Good Ol' Lee Marvin
highstepperARF , He was one of the good ones
15:18 He does that same nod while bearing down with a rifle in Death Hunt.
The beautiful fatalism of men.
Yes!
IM 66 and I HAVE NOT Seen this 😨😨😨😨😨I CAN'T BELIVE IT g
Great movie. Now ya got to go buy it on DVD😂
Great actors RIP
Looks like monte Walsh had 92 Winchester 44-40 saddle ring carbine with a rifle butt stock!
Good choice!
Dos símbolos de todo lo que estubo bien en el mundo
GREAT ACTORS !!!👍 HARDMEN 😨👊👏g
I’d seen the Tom Selleck version, a lot of the same lines in it! Gotta watch this 1now.
Noneya Business , I heard that was good to, I have it but havnt watched it yet.
Well yes it was from the book.
No comparison, you must see the original. I guess I’m being a bit nostalgic, enjoying “men being men” during an era that applauded same.
The remake is better, better acting, more developed characters and an incredible score.
@@jordanschoenenberger4397 not really, but it's not bad.
magnifica pelicula cuando los hombres eran libres
Gracias…. I think
409rommel
Thank You!
How about when shaking another man's hand was your solom word!!
I had a good life.
One of the best scenes
Watch how Greg's father from darma and Greg mounts a horse mid buck and kick
You left off where he sees her dead.
Yea, after I watched it I realized I left out some important parts
Horse crap SIDNEY kenny the kid kowboy ken doit an so Can You. ..carry it on
Thanks
Ce n 'est pas le meilleur de tous les temps, j' ai 600 westerns et t 'en a vu combien toi ? Une dizaine et encore ! Charlton Heston, Randolph Scott, errol flynn John Wayne, etc... Regarde séraphin falls, le major dude et pleins d' autres après tu parleras !!
THIS AINT MONTY WALSH! A CHEAP KNOCK OFF! FUCKEN DISCRACE!
Take it easy cowboy, these are just clips from the movie
You could be on the View
Powerful words for a tin horn!!
@@mcwane1360 Yep . If I had used those words my comment would have been denied. He must be a libtard insider
@@brushcountry6361
I felt the same ,,
Useless words for a LIBERAL
Damn, the Hill Street Blues guy!
He was a football coach in “Blackbeards Ghost” as well
I'll be damned. Jock Ewing.