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The True Story of JEREMIAH JOHNSON

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  • Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
  • Jeremiah Johnson, a legendary film directed by Sydney Pollack in 1972 with Robert Redford, was directly inspired by a man who really existed. Here is his story...

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  • @wierpkevin
    @wierpkevin 19 днів тому +66

    I was 16 and a sophomore in high school in 1972. Just got my drivers license. One of my first dates was this movie. Damn what great memories. It was a more tender time in those days. “You’ve done well pilgrim to keep your hair when so many are after it”

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  19 днів тому +3

      Here is a real fan 🪶 thank you for following me my friend

    • @MichaelMattison
      @MichaelMattison 16 днів тому

      I turned 16 in 72 also. Definitely good Ole days

    • @chriswest8389
      @chriswest8389 14 днів тому +1

      @@wierpkevin Talk about a bad hair day bk then.

    • @tomhism
      @tomhism 6 днів тому

      Watch your top notch.

  • @LynnScadden1462
    @LynnScadden1462 22 дні тому +65

    My favorite movie of all time. A true classic!!!

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  22 дні тому

      🪶...

    • @itravisoni
      @itravisoni 18 днів тому +3

      Watch Grizzly Adams.

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  18 днів тому +1

      @@itravisoni Wow thanks for this information, it gives me ideas. Thanks for following me 🪶

    • @dalehood1846
      @dalehood1846 17 днів тому

      @LynnScadden1462,. Other mountain man movies, "Man In The Wilderness" with Richard Harris, good movie, and "Revenant" leo dicrappio. Both movies are about the true story of Hugh Glass who was attacked by a grizzly, then left to die by two people, then without food, gun, very little clothes make his way about 300 miles to confront those who left him. I believe this could have been told much better, and would like to see a more factual version. Man in the wilderness is the better one. The Life And Times Of Grizzly Adams can be found on DVD, both seasons. Found mine in Walmart. Can probably be ordered through them. "Sacred Ground" with Jack Elam, hard to find. A mountain man has an Indian wife that is killed because he built cabin on sacred Indian ground. "Mountain Men" with Charlton Heston and Brian Keith. Excellent mountain man story. Hope this helps your enjoyment of the mountain man lifestyle. For me it is one the most fascinating periods in history because they had to have most everything with them to survive. All the best and may God bless.

  • @Havilah_Springs
    @Havilah_Springs Місяць тому +110

    While on vacation in Cody, I stopped by an outdoor museum there and discovered the small cemetery where Jeremiah Johnson was re-burried. It is nice to watch a video that is historicaly accurate. Thank you.

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  Місяць тому +2

      I love it, thank you !

    • @gaden002
      @gaden002 Місяць тому +8

      I thought it was a great idea to have Redford as a pall bearer.

    • @chriswest8389
      @chriswest8389 23 дні тому

      Blackfoot Indians in Colorado?
      I thought they were indigenous to Southern Alberta.

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  23 дні тому

      @@chriswest8389 Yet that’s what the sources say my friend. Thank you for following me

    • @chriswest8389
      @chriswest8389 23 дні тому +2

      @@CooperFilmProduction Two for two. Yesterday I also found out Josey Wales was also real though less dramatic and less noble.
      J.J in a way more noble. He reconciled with the crow, who did, unlike with J.W, actually kill his family.
      Where I’m from, 80 percent plus of Ist nation people are Plains Cree.
      Blackfoot- start, and Blood are arround I’d say, 200 miles south.😀

  • @richardernst8857
    @richardernst8857 22 дні тому +47

    This is one of my all time favorite movies iv seen it probably a couple dozen times and It never gets old watching it

  • @DrekThuum
    @DrekThuum 5 днів тому +6

    Grew up watching the movie with dad, watched it twice in the last couple days with my kids never timeless classic

  • @geesutton1399
    @geesutton1399 25 днів тому +69

    We can't even fathom how hard life was,

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  25 днів тому +3

      yeah and that's nothing to say 👍

    • @hensonlaura
      @hensonlaura 23 дні тому +7

      My grandma was a tough-as-nails Ozarks hillbilly. I only wish I could remember what drivel I was complaining about 40 years ago, when she snapped at me, "You don't even know you're ALIVE!!". I didn't even figure out what she meant for another 10 years!

    • @dalehood1846
      @dalehood1846 17 днів тому +4

      @geesutton1399,. Absolutely correct. You couldn't go to a store to get what you needed. My dad said if a mountain man had a bad year trapping and didn't have furs to trade to resupply for winter. He would dig cattail roots all summer and dry them out. Then pound them into flour to make bread or biscuits during the winter. Hopefully, he could get game for meat.

    • @Mike-m2q
      @Mike-m2q 9 днів тому +4

      Our people were awesome...so sad we are now handing our country over to 3rd world losers 😢

    • @tinasprocket2812
      @tinasprocket2812 День тому

      @@Mike-m2q Get ready. Buy ammmm
      O.
      They have imported nearly 50 MIL. & they are stationed around the country, waiting to be "activated"

  • @patriciahawkins4027
    @patriciahawkins4027 24 дні тому +55

    One of my favorite movies, still watch it every so often. It means even more, knowing the history of the man.

    • @anitaharris9095
      @anitaharris9095 21 день тому

      I watch this one every so often and the other movie I do that with is Billy Jack.

  • @ScottyColoradoKid
    @ScottyColoradoKid 17 днів тому +17

    this movie and Little Big Man were just the best.....

  • @ctgarrison6039
    @ctgarrison6039 Місяць тому +60

    One of several of my favorite movies which has been watched and will be watching again. They don't make them like these anymore.

  • @augustseptember3503
    @augustseptember3503 Місяць тому +39

    It is my favourite western & Redford also says it's his favourite of all the films he's made because, he said, 'It's a great American tale!'

    • @user-rw6gw2sq4o
      @user-rw6gw2sq4o 27 днів тому

      Not really. Hugh Glass is the real American mountain man. Doggedly tenacious!
      Bob Redford, like most Tinseltown males, is a pampered pussy who couldn't light a fire to save his @$$, much less build a log cabin from scratch. There are those, however, who truly are outdoorsmen. Redford ain't one and he should never portray one on film. Sam Elliott is one and so was Ben Johnson.

  • @franksfiddle9031
    @franksfiddle9031 Місяць тому +38

    Loved the film and for me it actually showed what an accomplished actor Robert Redford is.

  • @kimmeyfitts9539
    @kimmeyfitts9539 15 днів тому +12

    Jeremiah Johnson is my husband's favorite movie. Needless to say, we watch it quite often. 🎬

  • @dsocowboy3636
    @dsocowboy3636 Місяць тому +66

    Wow. Always liked that movie. A breed of men that no longer excist but, gladly never forgotten.

    • @evankline-ew2rg
      @evankline-ew2rg 25 днів тому +4

      they do. they just don't live too close to cities . And those that do hate it but love the bars.

    • @tyitr
      @tyitr 22 дні тому +2

      @@evankline-ew2rg Definitely not a soyboy

    • @tinasprocket2812
      @tinasprocket2812 День тому

      @@evankline-ew2rg
      correct.
      Alaska here.
      I have 5 sons, and ALL are capable of that level of survival.
      High school here has a boat & teaches navigation by the stars.
      Jr high takes the kids out to some remote island for 3 days - survival trip.
      & They do NOT tell you where, so you cannot take your boat out there to stash food for them.
      Mine? Commercial divers & commercial fishermen. Welders & General contractors. More.
      All 5 are multi skilled & hard working. Their lives will be ok, as they started when they were 12.
      Nowadays? Good luck, lazy entitled dumbasses

  • @michaeldewitt5229
    @michaeldewitt5229 22 дні тому +23

    I was a pre-teen when the movie was released, but I loved it. It was a good movie, and the real
    life story is even better.

  • @masonmercmetaldetecting
    @masonmercmetaldetecting 13 днів тому +8

    Best movie ever! Great little piece of history and I had no idea that Robert Redford was a pallbearer when they re-buried him in Wyoming! Great video, keep up the great work!

  • @user-bu7wj1gx4d
    @user-bu7wj1gx4d Місяць тому +41

    I'm a woman, lol, I had a Hawkins rifle, great gun, I thought the movie was good, 👍 I did my history, Yes, this is a true story - excellent 👌😊😊

  • @blaynespratlin9826
    @blaynespratlin9826 Місяць тому +27

    For all - yes, Jeremiah Johnson the movie was based on a true story. The book that lays out the story is called “Crow Killer - The Saga of Liver-Eating Johnson”, by Raymond W. Thorp and Robert Bunker. I thought he was still buried in The VA cemetery of Sepulveda Blvd, but glad to hear he made it back to the wilderness. I first read the book in the 70s and still have a copy. I surmise it is still available on Amazon. B. H. Spratlin

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  Місяць тому +5

      Thank you for your comment, you are very well informed ! I also read "Crow Killer".

    • @jpdegreef1672
      @jpdegreef1672 Місяць тому +3

      Very informative thank you 🙏

    • @jeffebdy
      @jeffebdy Місяць тому +3

      There's also another book, "Mountain Man" (I've read both)

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  Місяць тому +2

      @@jeffebdy Hi there, absolutely, and it is precisely this book that Sydney Pollack took inspiration for his film !

  • @user-xv2hu7ry2s
    @user-xv2hu7ry2s Місяць тому +16

    Truly one of the best westerns I’ve watched and now after watching this I will watch again.

    • @jpdegreef1672
      @jpdegreef1672 Місяць тому

      Like me...

    • @sylpascale7673
      @sylpascale7673 Місяць тому +1

      I have seen it 5 times and this really adds to the allure of the Man....

  • @MrDan7171
    @MrDan7171 19 днів тому +12

    I just returned home from Redlodge Montana to Texas! I have been debating on selling my home here and moving near there, it is a Beautiful place to to be and the Beartooth Pass is an Amazing sight to see!

  • @edmontonoilerfan6648
    @edmontonoilerfan6648 3 дні тому +4

    A very important story worth telling! I love the movie and I have a copy of it on my computer, not to mention an old VHS tape, a DVDand now a blueray, lol . My late uncle took me to see it when it came out, even thought I was under age, my uncle had connections at the movie theatre, lol. I never get tired of watching this classic. Thank you for sharing this, I never really knew the whole story, it was worth the wait.
    🙏RIP Mr. & Mrs. Johnson.🙏

  • @theduelist5706
    @theduelist5706 21 день тому +17

    I love this movie and the soundtrack!

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  21 день тому +1

      There are many of us here. The lyrics of the songs are simple and at the same time very deep. Thank you for following me 🪶...

  • @user-kd7yh5ex9b
    @user-kd7yh5ex9b 24 дні тому +18

    'The way that you wonder is the way that you choose and the day that tarry is the day that you lose, through sunshine or thunder you'll always wonder where fairer winds blow'

  • @txhelen1
    @txhelen1 18 днів тому +11

    My brother played Jeremiah Johnson song for my father as he passed to the next world. The movie is good but The book is great.

  • @uslearnedEldersOfGoy
    @uslearnedEldersOfGoy 9 днів тому +4

    out of all the movies there has been and all that i've watched, Jeremiah Johnson has been my favorite movie of all times. the second is Braveheart.

  • @user-fy2in5wd9y
    @user-fy2in5wd9y Місяць тому +16

    I read this book a few months ago. Fascinating story of how mountain men lived back in the day. Totally different from what we know today. Highly recommended for those interested.

  • @timothyortiz2222
    @timothyortiz2222 19 днів тому +9

    Jeremiah Johnson headed to the mountains. He was plannin' on forgettin' all the troubles that he knew.

  • @tesstickles1280
    @tesstickles1280 24 дні тому +16

    According to the book "Crow Killer," the Crazy Woman was a real person who had settled in the Wolf Tail Valley. After her children were killed and her husband taken captive, she remained in her cabin. Liver Eatin' Johnson, Del Gue and Anton Sepulveda were among the mountain men who "avenged" her. One popular story was that the mountain man known as "Hatchet Jack" was actually her husband who had gone insane after being scalped and tortured by the Blackfoot Indians when they took him away. It was known that Hatchet Jack had been scalped at some point in his life and that he was mentally unbalanced. Johnson refers to this when he tells the Crazy Woman that he cannot find any sign of her husband, but that he might return if he escaped from the Indians.

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  24 дні тому +3

      This is a valuable comment for all the Fans that we are. Thanks for following me my friend

    • @txhelen1
      @txhelen1 18 днів тому +2

      Crow Killer was a great book

  • @peterchesko9537
    @peterchesko9537 18 днів тому +7

    "Watch yer top knot!" "Watch yorn."

  • @geoffoutdoors
    @geoffoutdoors 21 день тому +12

    Love the movie and this story.. wow

  • @tyler2998
    @tyler2998 24 дні тому +9

    One of my role models.im off-grid wild and free .I can't imagine a life of greed , hate and deception.its not the natural order of things.my kids are the smartest and healthiest in school.no tv no radio.nature is my entertainment

  • @Gerlad970
    @Gerlad970 25 днів тому +13

    Very well done and with the best narration l've ever heard.

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  25 днів тому

      well here is a comment that goes straight to my heart my friend...

  • @jenniesmith1106
    @jenniesmith1106 6 днів тому +4

    Sweet memories of watching this classic movie with my dad. We both loved it and watched it many times. Were it worth the trouble? What trouble?❤

  • @butziporsche8646
    @butziporsche8646 22 дні тому +27

    And some folks say, he's up there still...

  • @ajelltone7320
    @ajelltone7320 Місяць тому +10

    Saw the movie when it came out in the theaters in 72. Still watch it every other year to this day. Changed my life as a kid. This is cool mini documentary on the real story. Very cool they moved his remains to Wyoming and Redford was a participant in that.. 300 dead crows ? Dude was pissed. Liver pissed. Grizzz...

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  Місяць тому +1

      He wasn't angry I think, I would say deeply hurt...

    • @MedXOR
      @MedXOR 20 днів тому +1

      @@CooperFilmProduction There are two ways to respond to deep pain; anger or depression. When I was deeply hurt I went to Outward Bound winter survival school, I think much due to JJ, and I healed, completely.
      This is an outstanding mini documentary; thank you. I look forward to your treatise on Jack London.

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  20 днів тому

      @@MedXOR 🪶...

  • @harveysmidlap
    @harveysmidlap 19 днів тому +9

    His real life was more dramatic than the Hollywood version.

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  19 днів тому

      Indeed 🪶

    • @dalehood1846
      @dalehood1846 16 днів тому +3

      @harveymidlap,,. You're right. Unfortunately hollywierd has a way telling history that suits their version. They did this twice in the story of mountain man Hugh Glass. The movies" Man In The Wilderness" with Richard Harris and "Revenant". I feel that they did not cover the story adequately of him being mauled by a grizzly Then being abandoned by two people in the wilderness. Last but not least was the three hundred mile trek looking like a skeleton in ragged clothes to a fort, where he confronted the ones who left him for dead. So much more could have done to tell this incredible saga accurately. Simply Amazing.

  • @sandrasmith7091
    @sandrasmith7091 21 день тому +9

    Name sounded familiar. When I saw Robert Redford I remembered. I was a kid and didn't realize it was a true story😮interesting 😊

  • @emeraldfox7175
    @emeraldfox7175 26 днів тому +11

    One of my most favorite movies!

  • @springpistonriflefeverlone9611
    @springpistonriflefeverlone9611 14 днів тому +2

    Loved it! Subscribed!😃👍

  • @DanWint
    @DanWint 27 днів тому +15

    This is the real Americans, what a loss, none here today.

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  25 днів тому

      👍

    • @hensonlaura
      @hensonlaura 23 дні тому +4

      Murderers in a race to kill the most damage? Cannibals? My vision of the "real Americans" is more settled on farmers, traders & community builders, soldiers, all networking across the land to build homes, families & fortunes. Not a serial killer! I loved the movie, too, as a tragic story, but I definitely don't want to live in a neighborhood of these guys! Goodbye, & God bless to them!

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  23 дні тому

      @@hensonlaura 👍

    • @DanWint
      @DanWint 11 годин тому

      @@hensonlaura The real world and the Universe, is like this, we live in an artificial country, so pray no aliens come to visit us.

  • @carolinalonewolf9445
    @carolinalonewolf9445 7 днів тому +3

    Awesome video. I love this kind of truth laid out in a short film. Thank you.

  • @markliebrock6246
    @markliebrock6246 Місяць тому +22

    In the top three movies in my books.

  • @shawnpatrick4703
    @shawnpatrick4703 8 днів тому +4

    Excellent storytelling

  • @user-fl1pc7zu7f
    @user-fl1pc7zu7f Місяць тому +7

    Thank you for your informative yet short version of his life, so many times presentations are so long and unweildly.

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  Місяць тому +1

      A comment that we really appreciate. Another true story from the same era is planned in the near future. THANKS

  • @andygrenn680
    @andygrenn680 25 днів тому +8

    Johnson enjoyed life and wide open outdoors fresh air…

  • @arthurpeterson246
    @arthurpeterson246 Місяць тому +8

    Great story thanks for sharing this

  • @randallsounhein7462
    @randallsounhein7462 25 днів тому +5

    Wow! Thx so much for providing this info; very helpful and informative to help set the story straight. Jeremiah Johnson was my brother-in-law and still is my favorite movie.

  • @stevesellers3170
    @stevesellers3170 Місяць тому +8

    I never miss the movie I’ve seen it at least 10 times maybe more one of my all times favorites and thank you for this film very interesting

  • @jaroslavantonevych5450
    @jaroslavantonevych5450 Місяць тому +19

    What an amazing story…!?
    And at the end..The actor from the movie does his part to fulfill the wishes of the character he played..
    God bless…

  • @mnrneck
    @mnrneck 17 днів тому +3

    the movie that had me buying my first Muzzleloader! The first shot of which, bent me in half, not knowing what I was in for! awesome man, awesome story!

  • @jeffsmith5436
    @jeffsmith5436 14 днів тому +2

    What a great movie. The bear scene is comedy gold. Still stands up today in my mind as a great all around story and movie. The acting and directing were way ahead of their time.

  • @keithpoole4622
    @keithpoole4622 14 днів тому +2

    Wow. Learned a lot. Still my favorite movie.

  • @user-le9rn4jg1e
    @user-le9rn4jg1e 23 дні тому +4

    Loved the movie, Great video also, Thnx.❤❤

  • @dewayneleek4588
    @dewayneleek4588 Місяць тому +14

    Wow I knew the movie was based on a true story,but this was wild if it's true I'm glad I saw it,,remarkable story,,probaly my most favorite movie

  • @acgsmith5937
    @acgsmith5937 14 днів тому +2

    One of my all-time favorites.

  • @Kusoka1
    @Kusoka1 27 днів тому +6

    I’ve read the book and may be my favorite
    film of all time.

  • @squirrelattackspidy
    @squirrelattackspidy 19 днів тому +3

    Great movie. Saw it when I was a kid.

  • @johnhiggins9615
    @johnhiggins9615 25 днів тому +13

    They were tough in them days.

  • @michaela8802
    @michaela8802 18 днів тому +3

    Great video, and greatest movie ever.

  • @cramersclassics
    @cramersclassics 18 днів тому +3

    Succinct and well done on a complicated subject! Subscribed.

  • @MarcGoudreau
    @MarcGoudreau 24 дні тому +7

    I wonder if Pollock was aiming for greatness when he directed this cinematic gem but he got close. Little things about this wonderfully cast film (Will Gear: Do you hunt Grizz?) is the stuff of legendary film making:)

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  24 дні тому

      Absolutely the legendary scene where Will Gear asks “Do you hunt Grizz?” has been noted several times in the comments. We are all Fans. thank you for following me...

  • @jonkline709
    @jonkline709 Місяць тому +9

    Thank you great video

  • @777poco
    @777poco 19 днів тому +4

    very interesting thanks

  • @DAVIDALLEN-mp5mi
    @DAVIDALLEN-mp5mi 22 дні тому +5

    I SAW THE MOVIE JEREMIAH
    JOHNSON WITH ROBERT REDFORD IT IS A GREAT MOVIE WHAT I SAW ! I DON'T
    KNOW IF IT GAVE HIS STORY
    JUSTICE ! OR NOT ! I LOVED THE MOVIE ! HE WENT THROUGH A LOT IN HIS LIFE
    THE MOVIE MADE TO RESPECT THE CARETARE
    HE PLAYED ! GREAT MOVIE ! ❤️🙂

  • @RobertSharpe-p9r
    @RobertSharpe-p9r 24 дні тому +6

    My favorite movie or one of my favorites😊

  • @jeffreyshingleton6023
    @jeffreyshingleton6023 Місяць тому +12

    90 kilos? Bro, this is an America story about an American legend…..

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  Місяць тому +3

      Hi, a remark on this has already been made.
      You are obviously right of course, it was a mistake on my part sorry. I recorded the French version for our French channel just before and my mistake came from there, I was distracted. Its weight is indeed 200 pounds. thank you for following me

  • @donaldcurtis9229
    @donaldcurtis9229 18 днів тому +4

    Great movie watch every time I can see it I saw Legends of the Fall today great movie 2 they don't show them more on TV

  • @jaredjadlowski2433
    @jaredjadlowski2433 20 днів тому +2

    I loved that movie since I was a kid, but I figured he lived the rest of his life and died up in the mountains

  • @paddymcgurk4879
    @paddymcgurk4879 20 днів тому +1

    I was at his grave in cody , what an honor to have experienced that. Loved the film.

  • @chrisbunney7907
    @chrisbunney7907 26 днів тому +7

    In th film I do luv th part where Will Geer asks Robert Redford’s character can you skin grizz? Than runs into th cabin being chased by a grizzly bear, “ you skin that one while I go get another” as he dives out th window in th back 🤣 makes me laugh out loud every time I seen it, very informative video, I knew it was based on a real man, nice t hear about him, Tnx

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  25 днів тому +1

      I know the scene very well, like you I know the film perfectly 👍

  • @marigeobrien
    @marigeobrien 23 дні тому +5

    Wow! He was pretty amazing.

  • @apexoutlaws
    @apexoutlaws 7 днів тому +4

    If the movie depicted his life after the conflict with the crow, it would be at least another 3-4 hours of film

  • @NelsonThibeau
    @NelsonThibeau 21 день тому +4

    the warrior that was assigned to guard Johnson was probably only 16 or 17 and made the mistake of charging at him in mock attack and was kicked so hard in the chest knocking the wind out of him and rendering him unconscious, a story relayed to an author about liver eatin' ,by one of Johnsons' friends

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  21 день тому

      Really interesting you seem very knowledgeable. Thanks for following me 🪶...

  • @kenberanek8666
    @kenberanek8666 20 днів тому +2

    I've read the book on liver eating Johnson several times when I was in my teens. Also known as the crow killer. Pretty intense.

  • @helenrieck2343
    @helenrieck2343 21 день тому +6

    Great movie❤

  • @thomasphillips4513
    @thomasphillips4513 23 дні тому +5

    Awesome thanks for sharing. 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @jeffsadon552
    @jeffsadon552 18 днів тому +3

    Those were the days 🎉

  • @petrosmpampalis6097
    @petrosmpampalis6097 Місяць тому +5

    An excellent movie with RR💖

  • @birgittaolivieri2163
    @birgittaolivieri2163 13 днів тому +4

    Much info not expressed in the movie. Very cool story. Robert Redford is awesome

  • @danstreight2529
    @danstreight2529 18 днів тому +2

    I think the movie was based upon the 1959 book "Crow Killer" which I read in the late '60's/early '70's.

  • @baruchben-david4196
    @baruchben-david4196 Місяць тому +5

    Dang... another movie based on a real person... Kind of awesome that this had some truth to it...

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  Місяць тому +1

      Absolutely, and I will share another great example in a while...
      Thank you for your comment

  • @bigo2032
    @bigo2032 19 днів тому +3

    What a Man

  • @stephenolson532
    @stephenolson532 Місяць тому +6

    Jerry had a great head of hair 🤗

  • @dennismorris3254
    @dennismorris3254 Місяць тому +5

    Al time favorite movie

  • @keithad6485
    @keithad6485 20 днів тому +1

    Remember watching this movie in the cinema in the 1970s.

  • @debbiedunn4477
    @debbiedunn4477 25 днів тому +3

    I loved that movie!

  • @Preciousaccordingto977
    @Preciousaccordingto977 5 днів тому +1

    That story is absolutely excellent. I’ve read it numerous times! You can get a copy of it from thrift books for four dollars and I might add that the movie that Robert Redford made is sickening! Once you read that story and see some of the history, which one of his cabins is located in Trail town in Cody, Wyoming, and find out other things about him. It’s really great! It’s history! I didn’t know that the crazy mountains in Montana or from his time and were named by people of that time because of what happened there

  • @kevinmyers1500
    @kevinmyers1500 4 дні тому +3

    Great movie

  • @halandhiwater2037
    @halandhiwater2037 18 днів тому +4

    I’m little confused, I’m a veteran and I do know if you are a deserter, you are not entitled to any veteran benefits. How he got admitted in a va home to die then get buried in a civil war cemetery is beyond me. You just don’t get benefits when you desert the Navy.

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  18 днів тому

      I understand you perfectly, you are of course absolutely right and you are not the only one to have seen this error. This error comes from the fact that my mother tongue is French. In French, the army can be part of the navy. Sorry for this inaccuracy...

    • @bingatos1879
      @bingatos1879 17 днів тому

      @@CooperFilmProduction
      Are you stupid ??!! Being French has nothing to do with it ; in ANY ARMY IN THE WORLD ; if you are a deserter you are NEVER entitled to Benefits again, EVER. How did he join as a sniper if he had deserted before ? He had a fake name and ID ? No one had ever found out about his past ? No one knew he had eaten human Flesh and liver ??!!!!

    • @halandhiwater2037
      @halandhiwater2037 14 днів тому +1

      You’re not understanding me, you don’t get veteran benefits when you desert any branch of military service.

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  14 днів тому +1

      @@halandhiwater2037 You may forget that Johnson joined the Army in 1864 to fight in the Civil War as a sharpshooter and was shot twice. It makes perfect sense that he received veteran's benefits !

    • @halandhiwater2037
      @halandhiwater2037 13 днів тому

      You stated in your video he deserted from the navy, you don't get benefits when you desert, doesn't matter how many times you fricking get shot! you are a deserter, if you are stupid enough to re-join the military in any branch of service again after you desert, you will be court martial for being a deserter and back in those days you would be shot. Where you are getting your info is wrong. By the way the army is not part of the navy and what your mothers tongue is French makes no sense...

  • @captainamerica1797
    @captainamerica1797 19 днів тому +3

    Will Geer , was awesome , let's not forget .

    • @acgsmith5937
      @acgsmith5937 14 днів тому

      Name's Del Gue. With an E. I know that was somebody else.

    • @sueparke3704
      @sueparke3704 12 днів тому

      You skin bear?

    • @acgsmith5937
      @acgsmith5937 10 днів тому

      @@sueparke3704 Griz

  • @rodneydavenport4646
    @rodneydavenport4646 22 дні тому +2

    What an epic, wonderful movie. I don’t know how many times I’ve seen it. The first time was best, though. On the big screen when it had just come out. Was it ‘69? 🎉

    • @CooperFilmProduction
      @CooperFilmProduction  22 дні тому

      Very first release on December 21, 1972 (limited to New York) thanks for following me 🪶

  • @empoweryou1
    @empoweryou1 23 дні тому +4

    There's a decent book about Johnston, called "Crow Killer" The saga of liver eatin' Johnson.

  • @howardkahn4330
    @howardkahn4330 21 день тому +2

    WOW !

  • @lawsonhubbard
    @lawsonhubbard 24 дні тому +4

    Long way to thetop

  • @user-cf8xx2tr6k
    @user-cf8xx2tr6k День тому +1

    I WATCH THAT MOIVE EVERY TIME ITS ON

  • @user-ft1xf8wk9m
    @user-ft1xf8wk9m Місяць тому +5

    THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @mrgrits4293
    @mrgrits4293 28 днів тому +2

    I worked there in Montana and Wyoming and Bridget Montana and it Was So BEAUTIFUL AND met a Beautiful Girl that Worked at the Bank in Bridget!

  • @user-nz4lq1wt7l
    @user-nz4lq1wt7l 20 днів тому +1

    Liked all of your outfits

  • @jpdegreef1672
    @jpdegreef1672 Місяць тому +6

    👍👍👍 !

  • @ferlottes
    @ferlottes 15 днів тому +1

    Incroyable merci !!!

  • @James-yb9kh
    @James-yb9kh Місяць тому +4

    Jeremiah was a bullfrog, not a bear slayer.