A truly heart warming story of hard work,family closeness and love.When these two made the vows “till death do us part” they meant it not what we see in Hollywood today.
Jerry I grew up on many of these movies. Hollywood just is not the same I call wagon train, Perry Mason, the Virginian, and so on the good old days. The actors and actresses were 100,,%. I watch these movies over and over. I am a great western fan. Keep up the great work Jerry, I appreciate your work, and look forward to more.
Brenda : Me Too Ma'am . I Still watch WESTERNS Most The Time.. & This Family Of Fabulous And IRREPLACEABLE ACTORS Are ALWAYS POPPING UP IN THEM ! THANK GOODNESS.... 🤠🖖
She also appears on another episode call Murry Christmas along with Jack Elam and then child actors Jodie Foster, Erin Moran, Willie Aames as run away orphans looking for Christmas. The only episode that miss kitty gives Matt a kiss, one of the few episodes that is light, funny and nobody gets shot in. Compare dirty Sally with Emma Grundy certainly shows her acting ability.
Joe Brown She also had a short lived show of her own called Dirty Sally, in 1974. It only ran 13 episodes. But even so, she got nominated for best lead actress in a drama series prime time Emmy Award.
Mr. Skinner: I am 74 years old and certainly don't need to call you Mister but I do it out of sheer respect for the biographical work that you do and the way that you do it. I look forward to your video releases at least as much, and probably more, than any other Channel I know. Thank you, and keep it up. With great appreciation and respect, Jim
Beautiful job, Mr. Skinner. And just the right touch of quiet, appropriate music. I love the kindly, respectful tone of your voice. Thank you. Kind regards from San Diego, CA.
Mr Skinner your name should have been Babe Ruth . Because you consistently,knock everything you do out of the park ! I just love your eloquent approach to your informative, Autobiographies ,on our hero’s . Much respect to you and your Producers for the work you do !! “Thank you “🙏🙏👏👏👏
I always loved these two actors . Their calming aura came though magically to warm the heart ❤️ and tickle the soul ! They seem to blossom in their later acting years ! And made any movie or TV show they were in so enjoyable no matter the role (part) ! They are missed by their fans as well as their family ,and me ! ❤️👍🌺🌈👵🏻👏🏼
I just watched John Mcintire in the Tin star a couple of days ago and Winchester 73 right before that. My favorite actors are always the ones other people have never heard of. He brought something special to every movie he did and never looked like he was acting. I think his presence not only made the movies he was in better, but the other actors better as well. I always love it when I'm watching a movie and he shows up.
Thank you,i lived in trego,edna creek in 1980 and knew a man who horse logged on John's property,he didn't mind using chain saws to fall the timber,just no skidding with machinery, this process made everyone happy,i was a faller,the timber was big and it is good for the forest,i never met the actor but allways heard good about both of them, generous and down to earth,thank you.
I live just north of the town of Eureka Montana and have visited John, Jeanette and Tim McIntire's graves several times. The Tobacco Valley Cemetery is about 10 miles from my home. Jerry Skinner, thank you for this. I'm going to place flowers on the McIntire's" graves in your honor.
Love them when they played together in Westerns especially in the Virginian. Both were a class act. Hollywood does not make them like this anymore. Jerry another job well done!!!
I have often wondered "Who" in fact did the voice over for The Mother in "Psycho" .....I'll sleep better knowing now who it was!! I learn so much from these wonderful video's you give to Your Fans Mr. Skinner...as always You Deliver The Goods and WE ALL are so lucky to have you! Cheers From Ohio
Thank you so much for this. I always enjoyed the McIntyres in whatever movie or TV show they appeared in. They were so entertaining whether together or doing separate parts. As much as I enjoyed Ward Bond on Wagon Train, I was happy when John took the part. You did a very good job with this and all who admired the McItyres. Thank you Sir
So he must've been in his late 50s or 60s before I ever saw him to notice him. What a blessed life. Meet the woman of your dreams working on radio, and head to the woods with her at least once a year. You can live out there pretty comfortable, if you know what you're about. His son is quite the actor, too. His Alan Free was awesome. I love when these stories are down to Earth, and you learn that yes, indeed, there was a cowboy actor who rode horses before he went to Hollywood.
Gosh. I absolutely LOVE listening to your narrations. Your choice of subjects is just perfection. We're retired, so are no longer spring chickens, lol, and hubby has been an old movie lover since he was a child, and has an encyclopedic knowledge of these actors from the early 20th century, so seeing these reminds me of us sitting together watching these movies, while hubby gave a running commentary on the actors. He really enjoys these Mr. Skinner. He always learns something new. One of the best channels on this platform. Wonderful, wonderful videos. Jenn 💖 in Canada 🇨🇦
I liked John in one of my favs, "Scene of the Crime" with Van Johnson and Arlene Dahl. He has been good in just about everything I have seen him in. It is good to know that he and Jeanette succeeded in being happily married for so many years when the average celebrity marriage lasts only a few months. Thank you for such a lovely bio.
Thank you for this excellent biography of two of the best actors in Hollywood. Movie stars come and go, but it's the solid performances from actors like John and Jeanette that actually make the movies and tv shows believable.
They were one of the most loving couples ever. You could just see the love between them especially when they were on The Virginian. Both of them or outstanding actors
As I grew up, both of their faces became familiar in every movie through the years. They will be in the hearts and memories of those that remember the ending of a great time in movies. Thank you for their story, you said it well Mr Skinner❤️
I met Mr. Mcyntire in Laguna beach at a car wash in Feb. 1979. I had recognized his face but didnt know his name. I was on my honeymoon and was getting my car washed to wash off the markings from friends at my wedding. He came up and asked what had happened to my car! I knew he was someone from movies but couldn't put my finger on it. I am glad I had a chance to meet him. Although the meet was very short he seemed like such a humble man. This was very well done Mr. Skinner, thank you.
Would like to see more movies with Ms. Nolan in them. She was such a pretty lady very talented. Classy lady married to a great man and actor. Great western actor.
They were both such good actors. I had no idea they were married. They like so many other great actors are among so many in the great halls of heaven. I watch the Virginian everyday and wagon train. INSP on cable has all these great shows. Ty again for an amazing video.bty for sharing
I loved both of these actors in all their roles. Never knew they were married, which made them the perfect Hollywood couple to raise a family incognito. They're daughter was a beauty!
Lovely couple. Both mother and daughter were beautiful looking women. Its interesting to see places from the gold rush days in Montana named Eureka. We have the Eureka Stockade here in Australia from the gold rush era.
I have been to Dirty Sally's store in Ten Sleep Wyoming several times. I think of Jeannette Nolan every time I go since I remember seeing her play the roll on Gunsmoke when I was a kid. Going back next month!
I've lived in Montana my whole life and have been considering retirement in Eureka , Mt. I was amazed to come across your biography story about the McIntyres and learning of their residence and burial right there in Eureka ,Mt. Thank you Jerry for such a great job on their story.
Jeanette was a beautiful talented woman,,that black and white photo shows how beautiful she was,.he was a lucky man to have her for a wife,,and Jeanette was a lucky woman to have him,,both together again.RIP.
Great story. This channel brings people to light that you may not know or have forgotten about. These videos are very well done and have great narration. I always appreciate learning about our past and those who had a part in it! Thank you, Jerry, for another great video!
Jerry, you do such wonderful tribute to all the people you’ve memorialized - even the not-so-great ones. This couple was indeed a pleasant but rare Hollywood success story. Thanks again for your research and presentations.
Such great actors! Hollywood did nothing but went downhill after this era was gone. I can't believe how awesome she was. So much talent. She could go from acting like a total hillbilly in Gunsmoke, to being a realistic German on Perry Mason! Jeez it blows me away and I watch these shows everyday. Love both of these two! So much talent! 💕💖💞 Thank you Jerry! God bless!
Gloria : yes , So Missed . HOLLYWOOD IS GROSS NOW... CUZ THE PORN INDUSTRY GOT INVOLVED IN IT , AND RUINED EVERYTHING!! They think of nothing BUT their PRIVATE PARTS NOW / AND THEIR WORSHIP OF MONEY AND SEX !!
That is so great on the Canadian woman who has just discovered all the Black and Whites I love Wagon train, and then I was surprised by the colour version with John McIntyre and I thought he's awesome. I was so glad to find this video about the McEntire's because it is so great thank you so much, and much appreciated
What a GREAT video (as usual). What wonderful careers Mr/Mrs Mcintire had. Though John had such a rich career, I only knew him as the replacement of Ward Bond's (Seth Adams) character as Wagon Master in Wagon Train. I loved Ward Bond in that role, but John was just as good. Even though no reason was ever given for the change on the show itself, John fit in so well, it was a seamless transition, imho. I still watch old Wagon Train episodes to this day on "MeTV". Thanks for the look at this family, which had a wealth of wonderful actors/actresses.
In 1977 I was invited to sail on a friends sailboat, his boat was mooed at Dana Point Harbor Marina, We all had a wonderful day sailing and fishing When it was time to head for the marina we approached our dock and thee was a man standing there and told me to throw a rope I was holding so he could secure the line to the dock. My mouth dropped open because the man was John Macintire ! We shook hands and talked a while and he was just a regular nice guy, an unforgettable memory.
His deep folksy voice was perfect as Sheriff Al Chambers in Psycho. *" If the person you saw was Norman Bate's mother, then who is that buried out in Greenlawn Cemetery?"*
Mr. Skinner; your documentaries are national treasures.
Joseph : Such A Perfect Comment Sir. 🤠🖖
Thank you both, for playing in and starring in so many great westerns through the years.
R. I. P.
JOHN McINTYRE
JEANETTE NOLAN
Superb biography of two excellent actors. Thank you.
A truly heart warming story of hard work,family closeness and love.When these two made the vows “till death do us part” they meant it not what we see in Hollywood today.
Jerry I grew up on many of these movies. Hollywood just is not the same I call wagon train, Perry Mason, the Virginian, and so on the good old days. The actors and actresses were 100,,%. I watch these movies over and over. I am a great western fan. Keep up the great work Jerry, I appreciate your work, and look forward to more.
Brenda : Me Too Ma'am .
I Still watch WESTERNS Most The Time.. & This Family Of Fabulous And IRREPLACEABLE ACTORS Are ALWAYS POPPING UP IN THEM !
THANK GOODNESS.... 🤠🖖
People of character ...examples of life well lived and enjoyed together!
Lovely tribute to a wonderful couple. I've enjoyed their appearances both separately and especially together.
I loved her playing the part of Dirty Sally on Gunsmoke. She played it perfectly, great actress.
She also appears on another episode call Murry Christmas along with Jack Elam and then child actors Jodie Foster, Erin Moran, Willie Aames as run away orphans looking for Christmas. The only episode that miss kitty gives Matt a kiss, one of the few episodes that is light, funny and nobody gets shot in. Compare dirty Sally with Emma Grundy certainly shows her acting ability.
@@johnharris7751 I haven't seen that one but have seen most 2-3 times.
@@joebrown1382 Season 16 first aired two days after Christmas in 1971 the title was P.S. Murry Christmas.
Joe Brown She also had a short lived show of her own called Dirty Sally, in 1974. It only ran 13 episodes. But even so, she got nominated for best lead actress in a drama series prime time Emmy Award.
She did an excellent job as Dirty Sally.
A beautiful story, about two beautiful people, by a wonderful man. Thank you so much, Jerry. ♥️
There will NEVER be a couple who matches these beautiful people ❤️. God Bless them and thank you for all the years of entertainment.
They were a great couple. One of hollywoods best. I love this episode.
Yes Sir
Mr. Skinner:
I am 74 years old and certainly don't need to call you Mister but I do it out of sheer respect for the biographical work that you do and the way that you do it. I look forward to your video releases at least as much, and probably more, than any other Channel I know.
Thank you, and keep it up.
With great appreciation and respect,
Jim
Hi John! I love this channel also. I love his voice, it is comforting. 🌻
I could not have said that better.
God bless u all
MR. Sills : I'm.. Cough Cough.. And Certainly Dont Need To Call You MR. But I Do It Out Of Sheer Respect .
What A Classy Comment Sir .
Ooh
Beautiful job, Mr. Skinner. And just the right touch of quiet, appropriate music. I love the kindly, respectful tone of your voice. Thank you. Kind regards from San Diego, CA.
Mr Skinner your name should have been Babe Ruth .
Because you consistently,knock everything you do out of the park !
I just love your eloquent approach to your informative,
Autobiographies ,on our hero’s .
Much respect to you and your
Producers for the work you do !!
“Thank you “🙏🙏👏👏👏
Thank you Mr Skinner for another wonderful program. They were 2 of my favorite Actors ❤.
I always loved these two actors . Their calming aura came though magically to warm the heart ❤️ and tickle the soul ! They seem to blossom in their later acting years ! And made any movie or TV show they were in so enjoyable no matter the role (part) ! They are missed by their fans as well as their family ,and me ! ❤️👍🌺🌈👵🏻👏🏼
I just watched John Mcintire in the Tin star a couple of days ago and Winchester 73 right before that. My favorite actors are always the ones other people have never heard of. He brought something special to every movie he did and never looked like he was acting. I think his presence not only made the movies he was in better, but the other actors better as well. I always love it when I'm watching a movie and he shows up.
Joe : Yes Sir... You KNOW It's Going To Be Good. 🤠🖖
Sure miss the old Hollywood actors they had class🤠👍
plus most served in WWII.or Korea these days I can't name one Hollywood actor that served. Plus they mostly look like kids..the men are gone lol
Thank you,i lived in trego,edna creek in 1980 and knew a man who horse logged on John's property,he didn't mind using chain saws to fall the timber,just no skidding with machinery, this process made everyone happy,i was a faller,the timber was big and it is good for the forest,i never met the actor but allways heard good about both of them, generous and down to earth,thank you.
I always admired both of them in their careers and their personal lives. Thanks for the memories.
I live just north of the town of Eureka Montana and have visited John, Jeanette and Tim McIntire's graves several times. The Tobacco Valley Cemetery is about 10 miles from my home. Jerry Skinner, thank you for this. I'm going to place flowers on the McIntire's" graves in your honor.
Jerry, I did not know John & Jeanette were married. Over 50 yrs, Thanks again. Jim from Mich.
You have the most beautiful voice. I love the respect you show to each person you speak if. Thank you.
Love them when they played together in Westerns especially in the Virginian. Both were a class act. Hollywood does not make them like this anymore. Jerry another job well done!!!
A true love story of 2 lovely people. Thanks for posting Jerry.
I have often wondered "Who" in fact did the voice over for The Mother in "Psycho" .....I'll sleep better knowing now who it was!! I learn so much from these wonderful video's you give to Your Fans Mr. Skinner...as always You Deliver The Goods and WE ALL are so lucky to have you! Cheers From Ohio
What great great actors these folks were ❤️
*This one was very touching. Perfect narration. Thanks Mr. Skinner.*
May God Bless the souls of the McIntire family always🙋🏽♀️💕💐
Thank you Jerry for sharing this gem with us.
What a incredible story !!
Wonderful biographies Jerry. I watched them all through the years. Such memorable actors. I really miss all of them. Thank you again.
What a beautiful story that was. They were truly special people. God bless them all
Thank you Mr. Skinner for another great biography.
Thank you Jerry, well done as usual.
Thank you so much for this. I always enjoyed the McIntyres in whatever movie or TV show they appeared in. They were so entertaining whether together or doing separate parts. As much as I enjoyed Ward Bond on Wagon Train, I was happy when John took the part. You did a very good job with this and all who admired the McItyres. Thank you Sir
John Mcintire was a Great actor in many classic westerns.
So he must've been in his late 50s or 60s before I ever saw him to notice him. What a blessed life. Meet the woman of your dreams working on radio, and head to the woods with her at least once a year. You can live out there pretty comfortable, if you know what you're about. His son is quite the actor, too. His Alan Free was awesome. I love when these stories are down to Earth, and you learn that yes, indeed, there was a cowboy actor who rode horses before he went to Hollywood.
Can I give this one and you Mr. Skinner 10,000 thumbs up ? I just did . . Thank you sir !
Another Great Video of two Great Actors. Thanks Jerry
Gosh. I absolutely LOVE listening to your narrations. Your choice of subjects is just perfection. We're retired, so are no longer spring chickens, lol, and hubby has been an old movie lover since he was a child, and has an encyclopedic knowledge of these actors from the early 20th century, so seeing these reminds me of us sitting together watching these movies, while hubby gave a running commentary on the actors. He really enjoys these Mr. Skinner. He always learns something new.
One of the best channels on this platform. Wonderful, wonderful videos.
Jenn 💖 in Canada 🇨🇦
One of my favorite wagon train actors. Thanks for Sharing my friend
I'm glad we can still watch these movies and tv shows on TV grit,me TV and western TV show ❤❤
What rare love. Not many people can say they've stuck it out with their life partner. Thank you for sharing. Heartwarming.
Yes chacha, very rare indeed.
I liked John in one of my favs, "Scene of the Crime" with Van Johnson and Arlene Dahl. He has been good in just about everything I have seen him in. It is good to know that he and Jeanette succeeded in being happily married for so many years when the average celebrity marriage lasts only a few months. Thank you for such a lovely bio.
You had me at 2:00 " Most loving and enduring couple " You have a God given gift, sir. Thank you
Thank you for this excellent biography of two of the best actors in Hollywood. Movie stars come and go, but it's the solid performances from actors like John and Jeanette that actually make the movies and tv shows believable.
Patricia : YES MA'AM , SO TRUE. 🤠🖖
loved'em both.......true actors, too many roles to count throughout the years! thanks for another great video, Mr. Skinner......
Absolutely superb Jerry, heart touching
Keith Kuhn
Wonderful work, Jerry, I always loved these two. So glad they had such long successful careers and marriage.
They were one of the most loving couples ever. You could just see the love between them especially when they were on The Virginian. Both of them or outstanding actors
As I grew up, both of their faces became familiar in every movie through the years. They will be in the hearts and memories of those that remember the ending of a great time in movies. Thank you for their story, you said it well Mr Skinner❤️
laduke : Well Said .
I met Mr. Mcyntire in Laguna beach at a car wash in Feb. 1979. I had recognized his face but didnt know his name. I was on my honeymoon and was getting my car washed to wash off the markings from friends at my wedding. He came up and asked what had happened to my car! I knew he was someone from movies but couldn't put my finger on it. I am glad I had a chance to meet him. Although the meet was very short he seemed like such a humble man. This was very well done Mr. Skinner, thank you.
Sweet story.
2:52: Jeanette could also do a Swedish accent, as in 1962’s “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance”.
Would like to see more movies with Ms. Nolan in them. She was such a pretty lady very talented. Classy lady married to a great man and actor. Great western actor.
@@georgiatarton8944 : look her filmography up . SHE IS IN EVERYTHING!! l just love her .
But I Am A HUGE WESTERN MOVIE AND SHOWS FAN . 🤠🖖
@@cowboykelly6590 You live long and prosper to Kelly. 🤗
This couple had a wonderful life together. You can barely find another couple who could match their lenght of marriage together.
There are very few in Hollyweird that stay married that long. Great video.
You said it right Maggie. No typo error. 🙂
Always loved both of these wonderful actors! Thanks so much for this wonderful video!
Love your videos. Sad in a way. I look back and see how many I watched have died. I sure feel old. Thank you so much.
They were both such good actors. I had no idea they were married. They like so many other great actors are among so many in the great halls of heaven. I watch the Virginian everyday and wagon train. INSP on cable has all these great shows. Ty again for an amazing video.bty for sharing
What a great story in such an environment known for bad marriages.They were so talented.Thanks Jerry
Indeed, you shared a poignant narrative of a loving acting family. Your work is to be cherished and treasured by all, Mr. Skinner. I thank you!!
Thk you i loved this couple! Jeanette was so beautiful and her daughter looked a lot like her.
Excellent story Mr. Skinner.
I loved both of these actors in all their roles. Never knew they were married, which made them the perfect Hollywood couple to raise a family incognito. They're daughter was a beauty!
Lovely couple. Both mother and daughter were beautiful looking women. Its interesting to see places from the gold rush days in Montana named Eureka. We have the Eureka Stockade here in Australia from the gold rush era.
Finally, a story on this couple..thank you!
I have been to Dirty Sally's store in Ten Sleep Wyoming several times. I think of Jeannette Nolan every time I go since I remember seeing her play the roll on Gunsmoke when I was a kid. Going back next month!
I've lived in Montana my whole life and have been considering retirement in Eureka , Mt. I was amazed to come across your biography story about the McIntyres and learning of their residence and burial right there in Eureka ,Mt. Thank you Jerry for such a great job on their story.
Thank you Dan. Jerry
Wonderful Jerry, thankyou.
Jeanette was a beautiful talented woman,,that black and white photo shows how beautiful she was,.he was a lucky man to have her for a wife,,and Jeanette was a lucky woman to have him,,both together again.RIP.
John has always been a lovable character. Interesting story about his wife. Thanks.
Remember both of these very good actor and actress thanks Jerry another good biography of two good stars
Thank you Linda. Jerry
My all time favorite role of Jeanette Nolan’s was as “Dirty Sally” on Gunsmoke!
Another great documentary! Thank you for doing these because everybody has a story and it’s important to record history. 🇺🇸
Two great actors well remembered.. Thanks Jerry.. Out.
Another fine biography.. Wonderful presentation.
A true Hollywood marriage successful love story. Loved the video Jerry brilliantly done and enjoyable to watch. Thanks so much.
Fantastic video. Loved that couple. Great actors..
Great story. This channel brings people to light that you may not know or have forgotten about. These videos are very well done and have great narration. I always appreciate learning about our past and those who had a part in it! Thank you, Jerry, for another great video!
loved john in rooster cogburn, one of my favorite westerns. great job mr. skinner as always. im right down the road from you in roane county
Jerry, you do such wonderful tribute to all the people you’ve memorialized - even the not-so-great ones. This couple was indeed a pleasant but rare Hollywood success story. Thanks again for your research and presentations.
Thank you for sharing another wonderful story Jerry I always love your videos
Such great actors! Hollywood did nothing but went downhill after this era was gone. I can't believe how awesome she was. So much talent. She could go from acting like a total hillbilly in Gunsmoke, to being a realistic German on Perry Mason!
Jeez it blows me away and I watch these shows everyday. Love both of these two!
So much talent! 💕💖💞
Thank you Jerry! God bless!
This is what Hollywood should be like! They are good as gold... great examples of what life should be like!
Gloria : yes , So Missed .
HOLLYWOOD IS GROSS NOW... CUZ THE PORN INDUSTRY GOT INVOLVED IN IT , AND RUINED EVERYTHING!! They think of nothing BUT their PRIVATE PARTS NOW / AND THEIR WORSHIP OF MONEY AND SEX !!
Good to see you back Jerry. Now I can watch your, like so many others I love them.
Keith Kuhn
He was always a favorite of mine
Another great video. Jeanette and John were 2 of my favorite actors, from Wagon Train on. Bless them both
Eureka's my hometown!! And my family knew the McEntire's.
Yep they were a great couple.
That is so great on the Canadian woman who has just discovered all the Black and Whites I love Wagon train, and then I was surprised by the colour version with John McIntyre and I thought he's awesome. I was so glad to find this video about the McEntire's because it is so great thank you so much, and much appreciated
Sittin here watching The Far Country. This pops up, wow. Mr. Skinner you sir never cease at the quality of your work. Thank you sir.p
Seems like God blessed these two.
God bless you too, Mr. Skinner, for brining these inspirational videos.
They are two of my favorite actor and actress. I have watched a lot of their movies. Great video Jerry. ✨✨✨
Both wonderful actors and a loving couple. So happy you made this.
What a Great tribute jerry 😉 you are the Best 👌🤗
Wonderful video Jerry
The McIntyres were lovely people. I love their Montana life
Shine light michele
Then you should have had the decency to spell the name correctly.
McIntire...not McIntyre.
I grew up with these faces and had no idea they were married. I really enjoy your documentaries.
Absolutely fantastic actors and people!
A Load Of Talent 👍
What a GREAT video (as usual). What wonderful careers Mr/Mrs Mcintire had. Though John had such a rich career, I only knew him as the replacement of Ward Bond's (Seth Adams) character as Wagon Master in Wagon Train. I loved Ward Bond in that role, but John was just as good. Even though no reason was ever given for the change on the show itself, John fit in so well, it was a seamless transition, imho. I still watch old Wagon Train episodes to this day on "MeTV". Thanks for the look at this family, which had a wealth of wonderful actors/actresses.
What a wonderful tribute, thank you Mr Skinner!
In 1977 I was invited to sail on a friends sailboat, his boat was mooed at Dana Point Harbor Marina, We all had a wonderful day sailing and fishing When it was time to head for the marina we approached our dock and thee was a man standing there and told me to throw a rope I was holding so he could secure the line to the dock. My mouth dropped open because the man was John Macintire ! We shook hands and talked a while and he was just a regular nice guy, an unforgettable memory.
His deep folksy voice was perfect as Sheriff Al Chambers in Psycho. *" If the person you saw was Norman Bate's mother, then who is that buried out in Greenlawn Cemetery?"*
John McIntire was one of my favorite actors. Good to know he was not only a good actor, but a good guy.