ROBERT MITCHUM My father, his pony & me! with Chris Mitchum A WORD ON WESTERNS
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- After working his way up in a series of Hopalong Cassidy B westerns, the perennially underrated actor Robert Mitchum seemed to have become an instant star. Who noticed how good he really was? What was it like growing up the son of a superstar? Did Mitch ever offer any advise to his sons? Find out the answers to those questions and more in this exclusive look back with son, actor Chris Mitchum, on A WORD ON WESTERNS, recorded at The Autry Museum May 16, 2017.
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Robert Mitchum is one of my favorite actors. Thanks so much for having Chris. "Heaven knows Mr. Allison" is so great.
Robert Mitchum is one of The Greats... I Love ALL those Old Westerns.
I am proud of my naval service. I tell everyone that me and Bob Mitchum were in a movie together a never had a cross word. Truth is me and a couple hundred shipmates from the Big E were extras in Winds Of War..yeah me and Bob were in a movie together. Lol
One of Robert Mitchum's movie i love to watch when i was a kid was Heaven Knows Mr. Allison a great war movie.
Also River of no Return with Marilyn Monroe
I agree!
I also agree with this one!
Those are 2 of my favorites also.
i LOVE THAT MOVIE
It's a pleasure to see Robert Mitchell & fam. I still wach those Western movies. Thanks.
This was really a fun interview 😉 Thanks! I fully enjoy Robert Mitchum films.
Robert Mitchum and Dean Martin
in five card stud . Another great movie and what a bad preacher!
Big fan of both of them , Cheers !
@@mustangmann3502l
26 wasn't a kid in the 40s. Men younger than that beat the heck out of Hitler Mussolini and Tojo. It was a different time
Well said !
They were men back then not the pretty boys of today
They all seemed older than their age.
Robert Mitchem waa an icon, you could hear him speak and instantly knew who it was.
Robert Mitchum did the narrative on the movie Tombstone ..him and Sam Elliott had very distinct voices...
And both of them did "Beef, it's what's for dinner." Voice over for commercials back in the day.
So did John Wayne and Ben Johnson.
James Garner also.
Robert Mitchum and His Son Chris Mitchum Both Amazing Talents. Great Show
Thank you, Rob!
James mitchum is Robert mitchums clone
Robert Mitchum was a helluva actor. Made some great movies.
Thank you Chris Mitchum your stories are so enjoyable and the way you present them is an added plus. God Bless You and your family.
When I was a child I was in love with Robert Mitchum. It’s really nice listening to his son n sharing stories about his dad. ♥️😊👍
I got crazy about Mitchum when I seen him in Thunder Road. I knew all he ever did would be great.
I remember watching Thunder Road as a child , loved that movie ! In fact i watched it a couple of weeks ago ! Robert Mitchum is one od my favorite actors ! I'm sure there's a lot of actors that are getting screwed over by liberal Hollywood now ! I don't watch to many movies anymore !
You should watch " Out of the Past". It has a very young Robert Mitchum and Kirkland Douglas.
Shirlee Allison,was Robert Mitchums son in thunder road as well?
@@jimmyonus5478 yes he was.
Robert Mitchum: "River of No Return" film. Classic!
Yes it was!! Marilyn and Rory and Mitchum, what a cast!!! One of my all time favorites👍
Chris Mitchum was an excellent actor. He added a lot of dimension and sincerity to every movie he was in. Thank you Rob Word for your great interview videos.
Chris Mitchum was, at best, an extra. His father and John Wayne gave him a career. I also would like to say that I am tired of people who acted in some western movies pretending to be "cowboys" in their later years. This show is lame. Word is not even from the west. He is just a producer from Florida who found a way to make money pretending to be a westerner.
@@tomsampson8084 Not sure why you are so negative. What you say doesn't make any sense. Acting is acting, it isn't a documentary using real people. Besides, people change careers all the time. And there's nothing wrong with finding a way to make money. We all do it. Have you done any acting or movie making? You might like it and be good at it if you try.
I have been a big fan of Robert Mitchum since I was a kid and have watched all of his Movies many times over and have never been bored watching him. I sure wish I could have met him in person, even if it was only for a few seconds, he was and still is ultra Cool.
Robert Mitchum was completely underrated as an actor. He's one of my all time favorites and came across as an outstanding individual in real life. He was also a total babe with an incredible resonance to his voice!
Love watching Robert Mitchum. He was such a handsome MAN.
Bob Mitchum was a class act, and the apple didn't fall far from the tree with Jim and Chris following in his footsteps. An enjoyable segment.
Dale W Miller I used to have respect for Mr. Mitchum, but learning he hit that poor horse, have lost all respect..
@@stephaniebibb9102 He got that horse's respect.
when i was a young Marine in California, i met Robert Mitchum at a Hospital where my girlfriends Mother worked as a nurse.
Mr Mitchum was in a wheel chair and he had the attendant stop when i waved at him.
and we talked for a couple of minutes, and i told him i was a big fan of his.
he was a good fellow.
Great story & memory! That's cool that he stopped to talk with you! Hopefully neither of you were there long!
Why was he In a wheelchair?
When you look at Mitchum's Body of Work, you can really appreciate how PHONY the Academy Awards have been over the years. We know and love the great actors of our generation without these Awards ,,,,,,,,,, Boooooooooooooooo
One of the best.
Mitchum wouldn't hesitate to tell someone off if he didn't like them. He spoke his mind. That won't get you an Oscar because you have to be willing to play the game. Robert Mitchum never would do that.
@@jamesbowen8960 So true ! This was never so obvious to me as when I was in Hollywood and saw the campaigning to win the award and heard the behind the scenes storys of some things that went down in it's dark past.
Une prestance très grand aussi
Je me suis régaler ce soir sur Arte de revoir ce grand acteur américain
Votre père Robert Michum
A cet époque c était lui que j admirais le plus Merci
Mitchum was cool as ice!
Great interview with Chris Mitchum. So good to hear the background stories. 👍
Great interview Rob! I could listen to Chris Mitchum all day -- what a life he's led so far. Must be difficult growing up and trying to follow in a superstar's footsteps but he seems to have done it his way. Thanks for allowing us to go back to a more genteel time -- guys like Mitchum, Duke, Bond, Cooper, Gable probably wouldn't recognize or tolerate today's filmmakers.
Chris Mitchum certainly seems a very grounded person and very pleasant character. Loved to know more about Robert Mitchum's writing and music
El Dorado is my favorite western. Heaven Knows Mr Allison was a great movie. Shows how good a movie can be with basically only 2 actors. Mitchum has been my favorite actor since I was a kid.
Chris Mitchum , great actor and a dead ringer of his father. To bad he didn't make more movies here. Wish I found this years ago.
So grateful for this witness of the greatness of Robert Mitchum.
I loved him in "Night of the Hunter" excellently evil. Well, he was good in whatever he did.
Great film,but very dark ,in atmosphere.🤗🇬🇧
Always loved Robert Mitchum
Robert Mitchum was a natural he simply was the character and you can’t catch him acting he simply is . You don’t notice anything that you don’t believe is actually real!
I always wondered why we saw so little of Chris Mitchum after the John Wayne movies. He was such a good actor! Thanks for bringing us this interview!
virginia7191
Fricken liberals are only good at destroying good things.
@@politicalpartyagnostic268 Try to stay on the subject. I know it must be hard for you, but try.
@@politicalpartyagnostic268 What's messed up, is the Hollywood liberals take it out on their own. Sure, Robert Mitchum worked with John Wayne, but Mitchum was a liberal, at least according to him in an interview in 1970.
Now we know. Leave it to the commies.
@virginia7191
While watching the video I was thinking of something to comment, your comment is nearly word for word what I was thinking, I got quite spooked when I read your comment.
One of my favorites is "Home from the hill". I never knew any of them were blackballed in the 60s. That's a shame. A lot of western star's sons could have gotten together to do some great western movies and TV series of westerns.
There's a very interesting interview with Ronald Reagan at his presidential library that in it he talks about John Wayne making the movie The Green Berets and how certain factions in Hollywood tried to purposely torpedo it, Reagan was Governor of California at the time and was told tickets weren't available for the movies opening but in reality they were trying to make the movie look bad by having empty seats on opening night, try looking up Ronald Reagan/John Wayne on youtube and I'll bet you can find it, it's pretty interesting what he said happened and especially John Waynes reaction when he caught on to what was happening.
That's one of my top 3 films. I never knew any were blackballed.
Chris Mitchum is a very personable and down to earth guy.
Loved him in Big Jake
How could he not be? His father was down to earth, just....telling it like it is.
“Out of the Past”-known also as “Hang My Gallows High”. Amazing, incredible performances way beyond their years. David Lean wanted to work with Mitchum and misplaced him in “Ryan’s Daughter.” His stature was too powerful for the part. The intimidation Mitchum brings to “Cape Fear” (1962) and the final scenes show how wonderful an actor he was. His great body of work will guarantee his iconic place in movies for all time. Thank you for this very enjoyable posting,
Excellent interview! Chris has a great speaking voice and is very articulate and entertaining! His dad has always been a favorite of mine. 👍👍👏😃
My mother and my oldest sister had such a crush on Robert Mitchum. My first introduction to him was "Thunder Road"! I can't think of any time I was disappointed in any of his movies. No one can blame nepotism for Chris's career either because he has a lot of his father in him but I am sure he might not have had his initial opportunity without a of dad's help.
I was 73 before I saw “Night of the Hunter”. I love his quirky, bad guy portrayal and no one could have played it better. It will my favorite along with Ryan’s daughter. I remembered “Home from the Hill” as a child was another favorite. I would like to see it again.
Thanks, J A. Mitch never disappointed!
I loved Robert in Thunder Road and he sang the title song . I’m 72 and still listen to it.
It's one of those songs you can't get out of your head, rae. OK with me, though. I'm staring at a poster of it on my wall now.
loved the story about the beginnings of robert mitchum.
Thanks Rob for making my Sunday with another "Word on Westerns" and some great stories of Robert Mitchum as told by his son Chris. 😊👍😊
Chris Mitchum in " The Last Hard Men ".
Must've been an amazing way of life having a superstar actor for a father. I always felt that Robert Mitchum was probably a nice person in real life. Sounds like he mostly was.
Glad they mentioned “Ryan’s Daughter” and “The Sundowners”. I don’t know if you can say Mitchum was underrated. However, he was a master at dialects, a great talent for an actor and one he didn’t get to use that often.
Big Chris Mitchum fan. Am never disappointed by your programs.
Like father, like son.
River of No Return is one of my top Mitchum films. Mitchum, Monroe, beautiful locations, and the haunting title song by Ernie Ford
I think Tennessee Ernie did an album with the song, but he didn't record it for the Movie.Even my kids recognized the singer as Robert M. They loved that !.
I so much love your shows Mr Word.A Lot of your shows take me back to when I was a kid in the 50's and early 60s.The entertainment is priceless.
Thanks, H. Things were really poppin' back then and we're just gonna try and keep things that way.
Great interview, wish I could've been there.
Mitchum mentioned the TCM Film Noir series on Sundays.
Someone here awhile back commented on how Rob should host a Western genre one on TCM.
I STRONGLY agree. Rob has the knowledge, the love, connections and the ability as an interviewer to make an outstanding program Saturdays would be a great time.
Brian Bois Gilbert Sounds fun to me, Brian. I’ll be waiting by the phone.
What a great idea -- Rob would be perfect -- TCM if you follow this thread -- get him quick!
Hey Brian... hell of a good name-reminds me of the character played by George Sanders, in the movie, Ivanhoe.
@@AWordonWesterns My only regret in Weterns is that John Wayne never was in a movie with Gary Cooper.
Robert Mitchum was one of my all time favorite actors. The Phillip Marlowe detective series was my favorite movie. Mr. Mitchum could also sing .
I thought Bogart was in a better version of "The Big Sleep," but the Robert Mitchum version of "Farewell, My Lovely" was an improvement of the earlier version titled "Murder, My Sweet." Were there other versions of Philip Marlowe with Robert Mitchum? I only know those two, but Mitchum was in several films noirs.
ROBERT MITCHUM HAS TO BE MY FAVORITE
ACTOR IN THE WESTERN EL DORADO..
DEAN MARTIN PLAYED THE SAME CHARACTER IN RIO BRAVO
WITH WALTER BRENNAN AND RICKY NELSON
I'm sure Robert mitchum didn't tell anyone he was an actor if u met him in a bar etc. Acting was just a job nothing else.
Hey there fella, I still enjoy watching your father till this day, they just don't makem like him anymore!
Chris Mitchum starred in a movie called Summer Time Killer, and boy did that movie became the biggest blockbuster in Iran around 1976. He was the teen idol among all the girls that year. My sisters were just raving about him. I was maybe four years old and used to stare at this poster with Chris on a motorcycle ridding on the beach with his dog running behind him. To this day that is one of my favorite movies.
I saw that film on it's original release and really thought Chris was excellent. Thanks, K
@@AWordonWesterns I just rewatched some parts of it on Utube. Chris was extremely good in that movie. A very sensitive performance. What a gorgeous couple he and Olivia made.
This is such a wonderful channel. The interviewer is clearly passionate about the genre and is well informed when interviewing guests.
Wow that was a great interview I really like his personality I hope you have him on again as a young boy I met Hopalong Cassidy in Chicago he was at goldblatt's what a great interview thank you
Thanks, lucky. There's more with Chris about working with John Wayne in RIO LOBO in a 2nd AWOW episode.
Thank you Rob for great interview with Chris, all of Robert's films are favorites, especially River of no Return
Another great show Rob.Chris was the perfect guest.Looking forward to next Sunday.
'The Yakuza' would have to be one of my fav Mitchum movies
This interview sort of went all over the map. Western and other topics. I enjoyed them all, and I thank you.
There's a lot of interesting history there.
Excellent show! Thanks for the great interviews. ❤️
Thanks Rob I'm a big Robert Mitchum fan . His westerns and Thunder Road which really led to good ole boy movies of the 60's and 70's . I don't think he gets enough credit for and singing the theme song to the move. And of the war movies he play in over the years.
Yes, Robert Mitchum sang the River of No Return song but, "The Ballad of Thunder Road"
as sung by Randy Sparks
in the opening scene of "Thunder Road", directed by Arthur Riley and Robert Mitchum in 1958.
Robert Mitchum A & E Biography 2001 - states Robert Mitchum sang the title song of River of No Return right here: At the 22:17 mark: ua-cam.com/video/J3csYImfrf0/v-deo.html.
Ernie Ford sang, "River of No Return."
@@brass1951 Here is the Ernie version ua-cam.com/video/5tTmBOixI4k/v-deo.html - Not used in the movie:
When Ernie sings AND SOMETIMES WILD & FREE it is more powerfull than Mitchum's version in the movie.
Ernie version is slower than Mitchum's version. I will stick with Chris Mitchum, myself who can clearly hear it is Mitchum, A&E Biography, and Wikipedia which is documentation that you do not have. Also, there is an interview of Mitchum stating he sang the title song. FYI: Glenn Campbell was never credited for True Grit but, he sang it.
Thanks Rob ,great interview .Chris is very well spoken , big fan. Cheers !
I love the show,I have love westerns ever since I was 7 years old I am 73 now. I belong to a reenactment group we keep the old west alive. The Duke is my hero a great man and American. You do a wonderful job with the show Thank you so much. Would love to sit in on your audience some time.
Thanks for sharing, Roy. We'd love to have you in our audience. In fact, we'd love to be doing show again WITH an audience!
The best voice ever. Can't remember the exact title cause it's been awhile, but I think it was "Home from the Heart" with him , George Prepard, and George Hamilton from 1962. Great movie.
I sit and watch all these old westerns on antenna TV. Thanks for the interview. Great history. Mitchum is classic. The son is golden. Eaglegards...
Hey, Rob. I ran across this interview with Chris Mitchum and it is a gem, my friend. I like Chris and hearing him speak about hid dad is really a wonderful treat, and “the goose” is a hoot. The Cowboy Hall of Fame is mentioned and I have been there. An old service buddy was stationed there and I just had to make a visit. One thing that really caught my eye was the sculpture of “End of The Trail” with the totally defeated Native Amarican on his pony; what a moving work of art that piece is.. As an aside there were other Halls of Fame in that city including the National Softball. And Firefighters Halls of Fame as well.Thanks for the video, Rob, and take care, amigo.
EL DORALDO was one of my favourite shows 🥰💖🙏oxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
Once again Rob you've hit another great actor 😍🙏
Chris Mitchum from Rio Lobo to current day I am now 57 and you still make my heart rate increase, you handsome man. Love listening to your memories.
My favorite Robert Mitchum movie was Heaven Knows Mr. Allison
Eldorado
Me too
Wonderful film!!!! 🐕🐕🐕🐕
The Enemy Below.
I love that movie!!
Robert Mitchum was so wonderful. One of my many favorites Heaven knows Mr. Allison.
Yep, when I was in Catholic school the nuns made it part of our homework to watch it when it was on tv. Deborah Kerr played a nun perfectly!
“Hey Marine, got a cigarette?” Classic👍
I sure hope we never loose you or this show, you have the very best interviews with the most humble people I have ever heard. WESTERNS ARE THE GREATEST from that era!!
😀🥰💖🙏oxoxoxoxoxoxo
Wow, thank you, Leona! It's late Saturday night and I've just finished tomorrow's and getting a chance to read and enjoy all of the holiday comments. Happy New Year.
@@AWordonWesterns The same to you as well and may God bring you a great year 🙏 😍
Great interview with Chris Mitchum who played in (3) John Wayne movies - Rio Lobo, Chisum, and Big Jake. I contact Chris Mitchum a while ago and he responded: River of No Return song in the movie is sung by Robert Mitchum. There are no credits before or after the movie. I confirmed this by contacting Robert Mitchum's son Chris Mitchum who stated Dad sang it! Robert Mitchum had a beautiful singing voice. Great movie & acting by Mitchum & Monroe! Thanks for doing the interview. Many classic movies with Robert Mitchum that I never miss when on TV.
Ernie Ford sang it.
@@jozatexan1964 You are wrong. You have no documentation to back up what you are stating. Ernie Ford would never do a song in a movie without credits.
Wikipedia states that it is Robert Mitchum . If in doubt contact Robert Mitchum's son Chris Mitchum who will confirm - Dad sung it.
Here is the Ernie version ua-cam.com/video/5tTmBOixI4k/v-deo.html - Not used in the movie:
It's Mitchum - Listen to Ernie Ford's version line: AND SOMETIMES WILD & FREE - DEEPER VOICE! Also, Mitchum's version is 2:14 sec. long & Ernie Fords is 2:31 sec. long - Slower version. No credits for Ernie in the movie either.
@@tonytrotta9322 try this ua-cam.com/video/48ItfEcEAR8/v-deo.html
@@jozatexan1964 Robert Mitchum A & E Biography 2001 - states Robert Mitchum sang the title song of River of No Return right here: At the 21:50 mark: ua-cam.com/video/L5OiPHeZvI4/v-deo.html
@@jozatexan1964 Email from Mr. Chris Mitchum: From: chris@chrismitchumforcongress.com
Subject: RE: Chris Mitchum for Congress & Question about his Dad - Robert Mitchum - River of no Return Song
dad sang it
c
when the camera pans away, he has his father's profile even more so than full face.
Robert was a real tough guy. He left home at 16 to ride the rails
He was tough and would fight in real life. No one messed with him in real life.
Boxer to
He was definitely what Hollywood lacks today, a man's man!!! He would of been a great drinking buddy, imagine the stories he could tell!!!
Always been a Robert Mitchum fan.
chris you're father was a genius actor,lucky you,helluva man
This is great! Loved Chris Mitchum in movies. Very interesting conversation. You really make the day start with a "bang". Keep on with these as your fans just love it.
Chris, love your DAD. Awesome actor.I record all his movies.
Wow, when I was a kid Robert Mitchum was big but sadly didn't remember his son being an actor til I heard his voice sounds so familiar. Wow I loved this. Stories about his dad really cool 🌺🌵😀
Thank you for the interview with Chris Mitchum.
Chris you look exactly like your dad I remember seeing you in movies with your Dad. Your a good actor
James mitchum looks just like his dad
Robert Mitchum was close to our area when he was getting started being known in Movies and his car broke down at My Wife's Uncles house and he stayed with then a couple days until his car could be repaired, They actually had pictures, while he was there they went out on the town to eat and have a good time.
Awesome, Doc.
Very, very good. Mitchum was underrated. I always thought it was so easy for him he looked bored at times. Good to see Chris again. Never did know what he all did.
Great comment I love Robert Mitchum I always thought he was better than John Wayne in the roles John Wayne received the Searchers The Quiet Man Rio Bravo the Alamo I always thought Robert Mitchum when they're done John Wayne's Parts better than John Wayne Robert Mitchum is a true legend and hero icon Thunder Road out of the past and man with the gun are my favorite Mitchum films I also love him in the hunters thank you have a great day
A. Lot of class there. Mr. Robert mitchum. What a handsome man
I liked him in everything he was in. My most favorites are Holiday Affair, Desire Me and Out Of The Past.
His eyes smile just like his dad's.
Totally the eyes give it away that he is Roberts son!
Totally the eyes give it away that he is Roberts son!
Oh, I would love to ask Chris Mitchum questions. He was so personable on screen. Thanks so much for this interview.
Shocked to hear that Hollywood blackballed Chris simply because he was hired by a conservative actor. Wow, that's disgusting.
Scott Jackson
Thats liberals.
Fricken liberals.
And to think these are the same people that denounced the black listings of the 50's.
AndTheBeat GoesOn Don't lump everybody together . Many "liberals" today are Reagan type republicans and they don't even know it. Obama admitted that he is really a Reagan republican. Today, the party's been seized by the Tea party which is nothing more than a money grab. Their making chumps out of the many xenophobic and desperate working class, while letting the wallstreet scumbags laugh all the way to the bank!
Really? They are blackballing anyone and anything which is conservative. Just look at what they did to Tim Allen and Last Man Standing.
John Andersen You have been drinking the lunatic liberal Kool Aid again.
Robert Mitchum is my favorite actor of ALL times!! Heaven knows Mr. Allison great movie.
It sure was, Lourdes. Thanks.
I remember Chris Mitchum in "Big Jake", and always wondered what happened to him. I had no idea he was blackballed in Hollywood and became a big star overseas. I won't get political here; I'll just say that was reprehensible behavior. No wonder Hollywood studios are slowly dying. In the military we called it SIW (self-inflicted wound).
Colonel K Like your post. MAGA.
@MysteryFan I don't know if I'm downstream of culture, but I stopped watching television twelve years ago when I moved to Montana. I've only been in a movie theater twice in the last 21 years, once to see "Shakespeare in Love" in 1998 and again in 2015 to see the live action version of Disney's "Cinderella". I get all my entertainment from UA-cam and DVDs. If the internet and television went dark tomorrow, I'd still have several years worth of movies and TV shows on DVD that I haven't had time yet to view. To me the Golden Age of TV was from the early 50s to the late 60s. After that, the pickings started getting mighty slim. As for movies, the range is much wider, but started seriously tapering off after Warren Beatty made that abomination of a movie called "Bonnie & Clyde" in 1967. When elevating psychopathic killers to martyrdom, while making the honest brave men who tracked them down appear to be monsters, there is something seriously defective with our society.
@@Paladin1873 Just a suggestion, but you could try two mid-1990's movies Thunderheart (Val Kilmer) or Lonestar (Chris Cooper) Also to your point, those shows from the 60 never gets old do they, Gunsmoke The Fugitive, Andy Griffith, etc, etc.
@@dukesfan23 Thanks, I'll look then up.
That goes to show that Hollywood doesn't know good acting.
Happy to have found you. I love westerns!
A great interview Rob. Thanks for sharing this.
This was a great interview. Thanks Rob.
My favourite is REUNION AT FAIRBOROUGH. I watched it 3 times. Running. I loved him. There are NO. Actor's like these today. A Great. Man.
I met Chris Mitchum a couple of years back and he was a super nice guy. He talked about Elvis more than anything.
The Enemy Below from 1957 is one of my faves! What a great ending to that movie!
Enjoyed the interview!!! Thx Rob.
Mitchum was a boss! Could play any role especially a villain. Best was Night of the Hunter and Five Card Stud ironically both a ministers who are killers.
what a wonderful interview! God bless you all.
Just want Chris to know my favorite John Wayne movie is Big Jake. His part in that movie helped make it one of my favorites.
I haven't seen a lot of them. I'm just now looking at them because of you. Thanks
Great, nita. Let us know what your favorites will be.