I rode with John Wayne in RIO LOBO with Jorge Rivero A WORD ON WESTERNS
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2020
- Go on location with John Wayne's RIO LOBO co-star, Jorge Rivero, in this exclusive interview. Find out how Jorge was hand picked by acclaimed director Howard Hawks for the director's last western. His last film! The terrific opening sequence of the train robbery was staged and shot in Mexico with legendary stunt co-ordinator Yakima Canutt. So many other movies were being lensed in the area that the entire RIO LOBO production moved to Arizona and the movie streets of Old Tucson, familiar to Hawks and Duke from their classic RIO BRAVO. What did Jorge think Hawks? Of Duke? The location shift? And, following the filming, Jorge was invited to join Duke and his wife Pilar for a cruise on The Wild Goose where he was witness to a spirited altercation. Fun stories from the delightful Jorge Rivero. Recorded May 21, 2019
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I'm proud to be American hispanic, and I grew up watching Jorge Rivero films great actor!! "Rio Lobo" great movie 🤠❤ saludes Jorge!!! 🤗
Thanks, Natalie.
Rio Lobo one of my favorite Westerns! Jorge Rivero,still as handsome as ever!
That he is, Christine. Thanks
What a class act this Jorge Rivero is, you can just tell this man has a beautiful soul and spirit so full of apperceive of life itself
He sure is! Thanks, C
Jorge Rivero, great actor. He is still a handsome man!! 👏👏🤩🤩
Rob, I loved your interview with Jorge Rivero. It was great to hear him talk about the making of one of my favorite John Wayne movies! He is still a handsome man!
Jorge Rivero, already a legend in Mexico.
What a nice guy that Jorge Rivero seems to be. So appreciative of what life has given him. Great interview as always. His hair color has changed but apparently never lost a follicle.
Jorge rivero a great actor from an era when mexico still had a movie industry.
@Danny Underground more like the mid 90s. I have to disagree with you, it was after sexy comedias. Those were great even if they were vulgar, they were quick on their feet to respond on roasting each other. However, I do respect your opinion and taste. But, the mid 90s and movies after that its when became garbage.
Shout out to Jorge Rivero. You are the best training partner I ever had. One on One gym, West Hollywood 1993. Glad you're doing real good.
Wow ! Amazing !!!!
In his mid 50s at that time. He always loved taking care of his physique, even in his later years.Thats awesome That you worked out with him. Thank you for sharing, I grew up idolizing his movies as a child.
I trained with his one of nephews in Dallas in planet fitness
Loved seeing Jorge Rivero again. I had a crush on him when I was a young girl, he was so handsome, and I see that he's aged well. Looking forward to the next interview or interviews with him about his other movies in Hollywood.
He became to be known as a sex symbol after he came out naked in the 1969 movie the sin of Adam an eve
Yes very true he was known as a sex symbol and known as one of the most attractive men along with Andres Garcia in Mexico during the 70s era. Growing up as a child I would always try to imitate him after watching his action movies lol. My mom till this day makes fun of me for always trying imitate him. I enjoyed the interview
Jorge had one of my favorite lines from that movie.
Shasta: Who took off my clothes?
"Frenchy": I did!
Shasta: why?
Frenchy: Because we tossed a coin and I won!
I was with them in Rio Lobo i made movie sets for the movie i saw him riding horses with the young lady in old Tucson that was in 1970 i was 24 years old then i ate lunch with them
Michael Allbright .. a lovely memory
What a beautiful memory, Mr. Allbright. Great to share with your family...and us.
That is something! Fantastic!
Your part of classic movie history amigo..did Duke get extra jelly beans at the lunch line..
Thank you Mr. Allbright, great job!
I have been a fan of this guy since he starred in mexican movies in the early sixties.He was always well built and it is good to see he still looks good for his age.
alonzo calvillo .. yes it’s always interesting to hear from the co stars .. they all bring something different to an interview
I loved it Rob.
One of my favorite lines.
"You keep calling me 'Frenchy'
I'm half Mexican ya know"
"YEAH well ya which have was kneeling and which half was kissing her hand?".".
A great moment. 👍👍👍
Fantastic interview, it's great to see how much he appreciates the opportunity given to him to be in such a great film!!!
Not only that he was one of the best mexican western movie actor's like Vicente Fernandez and the Almada Brothers
Years ago, Mr. Rivero called me a dozen times or more when I was putting a film together, he wanted a part, I sent him the script, and he agreed to do the part. He was great to talk with, the film never started. I have been a fan of his since that time.
Like many of the old western stars Jorge Rivero seems like a truly wonderful person. Loved hearing about the making of Rio Lobo, one of my favorites. Thanks for sharing Rob.
Great interview, Rob. Jorge is gentleman and is still very handsome.
It wasn't enough that Jorge was very engaging, quite handsome, and still in good physical shape, but when he lifted that hat to reveal the extraordinary, lions-mane, head of hair I almost turned it off right then and there! Once again, a great interview with yet another Western veteran showing a glowing respect and reverence for the genre.
A GREAT head of hair. Everyone's jealous!
Rio Lobo is on tonight at 7:00 and this old girl is watching it! Love hearing all the interviews about westerns. Would have liked to hear Jorge talk about jack Elam, another one of my favorite character actors.
I have it on DVD, mine, Mine, MINE! Also have El Dorado!
So nice to see the actors at this stage of life. Mr. Rivera looked good & I loved his outfit. Thanks 👍
Rio Lobo is still one of my favorite movies. The interview was priceless.
Rio Lobo was basically a remake of El Dorado, which was a carbon copy of Rio Bravo ... it was the vastly inferior of the 3, & I'd rather watch at least 50 other John Wayne movies before this one
just my .02 ... whatever trips your trigger, partner
@Don’t Tread on me! USMC Retired éaeawaaSSA
I love all of John Wayne's movies but Rio Lobo is one of my favorites. I thoroughly enjoy your program telling us stories about the backgrounds of the actors and the making of the movies.
Oh yea, and it has Sherry Lansing in it, grrrrrrrr, and Jennifer O'Neill certainty didn't hurt the scenery.
But I did several things about the movie: 1) Civil War opening was interesting and train scene well done; 2) that lead-in guitar solo by Jerry Goldsmith so effectively sets a tone for a movie near border in that era; 3) three chicks just are smokin'; 4) Jack Elam's effort
I loved the interview with Jorge and that he wore the outfit. All of the interviews that I have seen to date have been excellent keep up the good work I love westerns I love John Wayne Clint Eastwood Robert Mitchum Lee Marvin Richard Widmark all the classics
Glad you enjoyed it!
Gregory Peck
Just watched Rio Lobo this morning and see this video in the evening!
Great interview! Mr. Jorge Rivero is definitely a great interviewee! Rio Lobo is definitely one of my favorite John Wayne movies and the Duke, Mr. Rivero, and Mr. Mitchum all did fantastic in it! I loved watching this!
As always a great Sunday interview. Love seeing actors from my favorite movies tell behind the scenes stories. Thanks.
Thanks, Paul.
What an awesome interview. His excitement about acting with John Wayne is so cute!
Glad I clicked on this one...I really, REALLY enjoy Westerns....and their history with personal stories. I lived in Mexico City for 4 years during my childhood, teen years (early 1970's). This guy Jorge Rivero was a movie and soap opera actor. He was the current heart-throb kind'a guy. He was pretty good, even if he had some pretty cheesy parts in those soap operas (since they're ALL cheesy...lol). But I kind'a liked him, seemed like a cool guy. I never knew he played a part in a John Wayne movie...guess I wasn't paying attention. I'll be watching that movie this weekend. Time to bring out the cowboy outfit...and chastise my twin 15 yr old daughters for a while. 😁
Another great one Rob
Jorge!Top man!Rio Lobo - great film!
It's great to Jorge doing well,I never knew anything about him other than watching Rio Lobo,thanks to you Rob and your channel.
Fantastic interview Rob! You know, the more stories that I hear about the real life John Wayne the more I appreciate him. Not that he was not always one of my most favorite actors, it's just that hear was (IS) such a genuine good American roll model. He was the real deal!! Thanks for keeping that so alive.
today he looks so good and well In shape he’s such a great actor he did other cowboy movies but more like charro type for example one movie called “ los hijos de satanas “
One word for this interview, wonderful! I had a smile on my face all the way through it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a fantastic interview! Mr. Rivero is still sharp as a tack, and charming as well. Keep up the great work, sir!
Thanks, will do!
Another enjoyable interview. I really needed a good laugh today. Thank you, Mr. Word, you are the best.
Rob , I very much enjoy all of your interviews .Been subscribed for a while now . This is my first feedback comment . It was terrific seeing Mr. Rivero's recollections of Rio Lobo .The on screen chemistry really showed how much fun they were having .Thank You for what you do . Stay safe .
Jorge was a world class bodybuilder back in those days to.
I remember that. He was in tip-top shape for the movie.
I believe he was a class winner in the Mr. Universe.
Yes he was and when his acting career took off he was longer a fulltime bodybuilder but always maintained a physique up until a late age into his late 50s to early 60s
Rob, I sure love what you're doing with your show. It brings back a lot of great memories, and perhaps in particular this one with Jorge really touched me. That guy had some kind of charisma. Thank you for everything you do.
Great to see Jorge he was such an icon when I was growing up
Boy I'd love to know what that American tourist said to The Duke that got himself decked!!!
Another great interview Rob thank you so much for keeping these going! They're wonderful to see and hear behind the scenes stories and memories!!!
I bet it was someone making a liberal remark to the Duke that set him off since the Duke was a big Republican
RIIIGHT!!!?? Probably said he liked Charlton Heston better.. lol
Thank you Mr. Word. As I was watching this, I wondered if your guest had ever been in any spaghetti westerns and then he mentioned that he had worked with an Italian director so, I assume he did.
grazie Signor Rob !
Best wishes from Venice, Italy
What a wonderful interview !👏🏻loved the movie too in fabulous old tucson🤩
Glad you enjoyed it!
Okay...I gotta ask: why no further development of the story of Duke's interaction with an American tourist? I didn't understand if he said Duke hit the guy or not, and if so - why? Love to see him WITH Mitchum in a joint interview.
I was touched by his recollection of how wonderful Old Tuscon must've been.
Sorry to say that for most of my life Rio Lobo was low on my favorites list but I watched again after your Chris Mitchum interview and came away with a whole new appreciation for that great movie. Even more so now after seeing and "meeting" Jorge and getting a better feel for the man he is. Can't wait to see more of this interview, Thanks. And yes I'll bet Chris Mitchum is a bit jealous that Jorge has kept his johnny reb outfit and can still wear it. I am too.
Thanks, Richard.
Great film and great actor!
Hi Rob, I just ran onto your channel. I'm a huge western history buff. I've been sitting here all night watching many of the interviews. Great job and I'm impressed that you really do your homework before the interviews. 👌
Thanks, Alan. Welcome to our "ranch party." Enjoy!
WOW!! Listening to Jorge Riveros stories about John Wayne is amazing !!!👍👍👍
How wonderful to see jorge after all these years, he looks hansome as ever..what a great guy to spend an hour talking with, love rio lobo..
i grew up watching Jorge Rivero movies.. i always liked his movies.. This was the man you lost your wife to if you brought her around him..
Great interview! Thanks for doing these shows, Rob. Lots of history and memories for us who grew up watching the westerns.
What a wonderful interview! Such a endearing gentleman! I got to see Old Tucson before it burned. It was like reliving all those films, from Rio Bravo to Joe Kidd. Was back a couple of years ago and it just wasn't the same. Also, who would have thought Sherry Lansing would go on to run Paramount!
Thank you, enjoyed the time with "Frenchy". We all appreciate your ability the to get these Western stars to share with us. It almost makes us feel like we were there.
Glad you enjoyed it, Winton!
Really enjoy watching the interviews.
I love seeing the western stars.
Thanks so much.
Thanks, Tim. Glad you like them!
@@AWordonWesterns I enjoy all Westerns and stars of the old west.
I usually attend the festival in Kanab each year. I met Mr Carradine last year and others. Thanks again
Jorge Rivero viva Mexico miss his Mexican movies ....
I was born in Tucson Arizona I visit old Tucson as kid until I moved away from Arizona in October 1985 my dad work in old Tucson as kid teenager looked older then he did John Wayne bought everyone drink in bar where he was cleaning up he told me that story a few time my dad always wanted to cowboy and lawman
I love Jorge 👀❣️
I always loved Rio Lobo. This was my first John Wayne movie and thoroughly enjoyed all in it especially Jorge Rivero and Christopher Mitchum. Jack Elam was a great hoot in it too. I'd love to see both Rivero and Mitchum in one of your episodes together. Thank you for this one.
Rob, thanks! Look forward to these “words” each weekend!
How great to meet all these actors... love these interviews ♥️
John Wayne will never be forgotten! John Wayne is America!
Another old timer looking great.
There was great chemistry between Jorge & the Duke in Rio Lobo.
John Wayne was and is the BEST. I named my Boxer pup after him. He was born 15 minutes before the Duke's birthday. Jorge was so good in this movie. I am so glad I found this. I will be back every Sunday. Thanks for sharing this.
That is awesome! Thank you, bryon.
Truly a great actor. I loved Rio Lobo . It to me was truly a well acted movie and when i say that i mean they make you feel as if you are a part of what is happening on screen . I think that in certain areas these movies like this could be shown on big screen again with success . People need these not some dang tractor trailer that changes itself into some walking robot or is some horrific looking monster or devil.Worse even is the movies about walking or living ? Dead people ??? .
But i'm a old fart so i may be just a little one sided. But if i am, well i don't see that changing anytime soon.How about you ?
I think John Wayne will live forever , even if it is in my heart and on screen .
Thanks, Rickey. Duke is still the King!
Just discovered your channel and I love it!! Thank you so much for doing these interviews. They don't make movies like these any more. Such a shame
Welcome aboard!
Ha ha he's still wearing outfits from Rio Lobo MAGIC 😊
I'm only a small prod designer here in Utah. ... but its movies like this and people like Jorge and John Wayne are the reason I chose my career... Thanks Rob for bringing back all these wonderful memories.
One of my favorite John Wayne movies, Sherry Lansing was beautiful in that movie, Jorge Rivero was great as was the beautiful Jennifer O'Neil.
But Jack Elam stole the show as crazy old man Phillips in it, the father of Chris Mitchell's character.
What a brilliant interview, went to see the film in 1970 as a young 12 year old john Wayne fan. I'm in my mid sixties now and still as big a fan as I was back then. There will never be another John Wayne.
Jorge a complete actor last time I saw him was at million dollar theater, in L.A. I wish you could remember me jorge, Beto MARINEZ.
It's too bad Chris Mitchum couldn't be there, what an interview that would be! But a fantastic interview anyway Rob!
FYI, just in case anyone missed it...this channel has an interview with Chris Mitchum - fun and interesting, as well.
Agreed, it would've been fun to have them together in the interview. Maybe one day. 🙂
Another great interview and alot about the Duke!!! Excellent thank you!
Thanks, Alex. Glad you enjoyed it!
Rio Lobo, great movie. Jorge Rivero, great actor. The Duke, Still my all time favorite.
Now that's a coincidence. I'm watching Rio Lobo right now. I can watch the train scene over and over.
I think that train sequence is one of the best parts, scott. Thanks
Saludos desde Phoenix, AZ para el Sr. Jorge Rivero also known affectionately as “Cepillo” ask him why he is called Cepillo.
Porque le llaman cepillo a Jorge ?
@@normaguillen7694 Tenia y todavía tiene mucho pelo.
A great interview. "Rio Lobo" is a special favorite and so good to see Jorge. Thanks again!
Damn he looks good.......
Still in costume......
My 79 year old mom and I just watched this and she now has the hots for Jorge.
Thats funny, he had that effect on my grandma and all the women around that age. I remember hearing them gossip joking about him, when I was kid and how they wished their unmarried daughters at the time could find themselves a Jorge Rivero look alike of guy as a husband
great interview. Jorge, Es un gran tipo.
Thanks for keeping it alive. Thanks
This I such a great show . Absolutely love it . Many thanks
Always liked Jorge. Fantastic!
Loved this movie. I remember watching it with my dad as a little boy.
As always a great interview!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderful to see Mr. Rivero. Rio Lobo is a great film for Duke fans.
We need more western's, with morals & history of the old rugged west. To see the heros of the sun set trails. Mis'ya Duke & all the great actors of thoes days.
" I round with John Wayne in Rio Lobo " and what a ride it was! Great movie and another great interview.
Que grande don Jorge Rivero el galán musculoso del cine Mejicano de diferentes géneros... y estrella internacional tanto en Yanquilandia como la wuevhiso con Osvaldo Hawk y el Duque Juancito Waine y las Europeas ,incluso hasta en Argentina lo ví en algunas películas de motoqueros o comedias picarescas un capo el recio y atlético ídolo de México...
Nice gentleman! What fun to go to Mexico with John Wayne on his boat!
Wow, I really love these interviews, thank you!!
Glad you like them!
The BEST looking Southerner officer in movies(sorry others)..i always search on Internet to find out new pictures with Jorge in Rio Lobro(my english is not point).
How could you not like Rio Lobo,Mr Rivero was wonderful in the movie and in this interview.Thank you so much...I truly enjoyed it.
Really nice memories from mr rivero about the legendary john wayne. The more stories i hear about duke the more i like him.
Rio Lobo is one of my favorite movies. Can't wait till next Sunday.
One of my favorites.
Rio Lobo one of my FAVORITE movies.
How wonderful to see Jorge back in the saddle! Would love to see if you could arrange to interview him and Chris Mitchum together.
Jorge rivero very very great person and fine fine mexican actor, nuestro great jorge rivero.
Hi Rob....Outstanding interview with Jorge!.... I have never seen him being interviewed!.... What an interesting man!...Another hit!....Tks again Rob!
Another fantastic interview. It was great to see Jorge Rivero in the original outfit. Very sad to know that the town of Old Tucson buned down, quite sad indeed. Thank you very much Mr. Rod Word. It is a fine work you have been doing to keep up with the western movies history.
John Wayne. American. Great seeing Jorge Rivero and such a nice guy. Thank you RW. I sure love these WOW videos. My son’s name is Ethan if that tells you what I think of JW and his movies.
Very cool, Hoss! Tell Ethan "Hi".
A Word on Westerns I certainly will. He’s about to turn 22 and loves JW as much as you and I. Thank you RW.
I’m watching Rio Lobo right now!!! Always watching a John Wayne film! He is my hero and alway will be!
The first time i went to old Tucson was in 1958 it was free you just walked in today it is just is not the same place .i was there three mo ago it is depressing they took some of my sets i made and took them to make tombstone years ago Jorge was is a real great guy in Rio Lobo
Another great interview that’s gotten me in the mood to watch the movie again.