Sad day when Hoppy died. I sure am glad we can see all his movies on UA-cam. Over and over and over. I'm 74 years old and still watch em. Thank you Mr. Boyd for never changing. Amen
I love westerns, but I didn't see Hopalong Cassidy until I was nearly 50. Fell in love with him instantly. I'm 72 and I still watch and enjoy his films today.
Hi Wesley! I grew up on a diet of westerns in the sixties . As a kid I lived and breathed Cowboys and Indians. I'm not an emotional person normally and I've only just discovered the Hopalong movies but I'm not ashamed to admit as I watched this doc the tears were tripping me. The true story of the man embracing the morals of the character he portrayed and becoming a better man for it gives me an hope in humanity.
I started watching Hopalong Cassidy as a kid until today I am 72 and still go back to the Earl Black and white movies..can't make such movies today 2023.sceneries and languages were real natural in his movies. Thanks for posting them
Great job with this documentary! I rediscovered Hoppy about a month ago and I am addicted to his movies. Amazingly high quality and a character who can still inspire children and adults today with his good values, honesty, integrity, transparency and sense of justice and doing what is right.
I just discovered him myself. I heard the name and knew my parents surely watched him, but thanks to his movies being uploaded on UA-cam, I have been enjoying him and his sidekicks for over a week now. That killer smile and great acting caught me right away. Great writing, interesting storylinrs, directing, producing, etc. So entertaining and values. ❤👍
Growing up in the 50's and early 60's my favorites Hopalong Cassidy (William Boyd) and the Lone Ranger (Clayton Moore) were characters that had a moral code that they encouraged all their young fans to follow.
The Lone Ranger is my favorite character, and Hop along Cassidy is the second. Then I guess Cint Eastwood would be third, and last but not least John Wayne.
This documentary was exceptional. I've been watching Hopalong for the past week after being introduced to him as a suggestive watch here on UA-cam. So glad it was suggested and that I watched the first Hoppy movie. Hook instantly. What a nice surprise to know William Boyd was a wonderful man who turned his life on the strait and narrow and the Hopalong character dwelled within his soul. What a gift in so many ways.
When I was nine years old in 1963, my younger brother got the part of playing Hopalong Cassidy in a second grade school play. I was jealous because my mother was a very good seamstress and made his costume to look exactly like Hoppy's. My dad sent for a special hat, guns and boots to complete the outfit. He was the envy of the school. The irony was that I was a huge fan and my brother could cared less who Hoppy was. He got the part because he was blonde haired and blue eyed like Boyd.
@Sweelen Simpson Hold on! He may have had blonde hair and blue eyes, but I had jet black hair with green eyes and everyone always said I looked Like Elvis Presley. My problem was that I was a pretty shy kid. Girls loved it, but it's still hard on a shy kid, lol.
He was long gone before i was ever born but mmm, mmm, mmm, what a silver haired hottie! I mean, those eyes, that grin, that laugh oh my! Now thats what id call a stone cold fox! Undoubtedly, he was an act of pure class. For sure, he was that eye candy! Mr. Boyd, you are immortalized in the old Hopalong reruns forever and I gotta fangirl out today! Thank you for that...and for that hair, those eyes, that grin, that laugh😍😍😍
I never got to watch Hopalong Cassidy growing up, the type of Westerns I got to watch growing up in Egypt during the 90s were titles like the Davey Crocket mini-series, Bonanza and the number of Western films starring names like John Wayne, Clint Eastwood as well as the Terrence Hill-Bud Spencer Western-Comedies and a number of cartoons and comics like Lucky Luke. But then when I used to work for a call centre here in Egypt that was contracted to US satellite radio company Sirius XM, we were given the luxury of listening to the online play (minus the live sports) and one of the programs I listened to was Radio Classics, which played classic radio shows (mainly listened to it to listen to the Superman radio show). One of the shows I listened to a lot was the Hopalong Cassidy radio show and I was hooked so I looked up any information I could find about the character online and luckily for me, UA-cam is filled with Hopalong films and episodes from the TV series.
Bill Boyd was the best. Finally got myself to the Lone Pine Western Film Festival & surveyed all those wonderful filming sights in the Alabama Hills. The spirit of ‘Hopalong’ still rides.
I remember as a very young little girl watching Hoppy ride away in the last episode of the Matinee series and cried heart broken to see him riding away.
Now I know why Hoppy was my hero. I got a postcard from him when I was in about 3rd grade. He was for good, right, honesty, kindness, and justice, and kids pick up on that real quick. God bless you Hoppy, and Grace you are an amazing woman and very blessed ♡♡♡
One of the most beautiful documentaries I have ever seen. I have been watching all of this hour long series and TV series. Wonderful actor and funny when the changed his character to deflect the enemy His partners were so loyal...Topper was gorgeous and oh his flying tail was awesome. His humor was contagious. His wife Grace was so special in giving details that we may never had known. Thank you so much.
Love Hoppy! Great series of movies and television episodes. I have them all on dvd. Never tire of them. What a great character. Thanks for showing this documentary.
The Lone Ranger is my favorite character, and Hop along Cassidy is the second. Then I guess Cint Eastwood would be third, and last but not least John Wayne.
This guy deserves a comeback! Why, any actor could portray him to how Mumford originally portrayed him in the original books. Anyone in favour? I would.
In 1968 I was 20 years old when I was invited to Thanksgiving dinner by acquaintances Charlie and Harriet Hinman who lived in Palm Springs. Also at dinner was an elderly man in a wheelchair who was introduced to me only as Mr Boyd. He was a lovely, rather withdrawn man and only later was I told it was Hoppy. I asked why nobody told me who he was at the time and was told that he didn't want anyone to think of Hoppy Cassidy in a wheel chair. I will always cherish that dinner with a man despite not knowing who he really was.
Yes, he had a rough ending with Parkinson and worked as long as he could on touring or Festivals and so forth after he no longer did the series. He did not want fans to know or see him in a wheelchair. He always worked as long as he could to make sure there was enough for Grace to live well after he was gone--she being so much younger than him. They were so devoted to each other, a true love story.
Movie Museum in Lone Pine California has a Hoppy Section ... been their a couple of times ... they have William Boyd's convertible shown in this video with a large blown up photograph behind it of Hoppy jumping the car on his horse Topper ... not a stunt man or a fake picture ... the horse was amazing and so was William Boyd ... Hoppy's movie house in an area called Lone Pine Movie Flats is still standing and is someone's home now but you can still see it from 30 feet or so ... compare Hopalong Cassidy to today's Rap Music then think about who was better off ...
Thanks for posting. I have wanted to rewatch this for a long time. Hoppy has always been my favorite cowboy. Joe Sullivan was the official Hoppy “look a like”. He portrayed Hoppy all over the world. He would meet with Grace for dinner every year. A friend and I were lucky enough to ride horses with Joe in a parade
Amazing only 872 likes with 3800 subs and 61000 views. Such a great bio and having the beautiful Grace Boyd narrating is fabulous as she has passed now. Bill Boyd was a hugely lucky with TV and the timing of control of the Hopalong Cassidy character rewarded him for all his amazing risk of buying control when he was 50 plus years old and movies were dropping off. He showed great wisdom after really making it that he lived a very modest life. No big shot. He had learned from when he his career failed due to his name being ruined by false reporting on another William “Stage” Boyd who was up to no good. Unfortunately he was stricken with an illness and died too early. I love Hoppy from a kid. His side kick. His laugh!
I'm 75 also, and from Dayton. And I have a souvenir photo of me, in a black cowgirl outfit, complete with black boots and hat, sitting on top of Topper in a grocery store parking lot when he was doing stand-in personal appearances for Hoppy. :-) Might have been the same year you saw Hoppy in a parade there. Probably was 1955, when I was in third grade.
The Lone Ranger is my favorite character, and Hop along Cassidy is the second. Then I guess Cint Eastwood would be third, and last but not least John Wayne.
A co-worker of mine had relatives who lived in the small town of Gomer, Ohio on the Lincoln Highway during the 1930s. One night someone knocked on their door to ask where the nearest lodging place was. It turned out to be George "Gabby" Hays, who was on a cross-country car trip. He accepted their invitation to stay overnight.
My late mother was born in 1930. She said her dad would drop her off at the theater, while they did the weeks shopping. Every Saturday morning, she watched Hopalong Cassidy movies. She said she loved his movies, & always looked forward to Saturdays! Who knows, maybe she finally got to meet her heroes!❤
I remember when he visited Australia in November, 1954 and the hysteria he caused. We Aussies wouldn't see such hysteria again until the Beatles made their first and only Australian tour in June, 1964.
I'm sure hoppy looked at her like his Saving Grace. And for love and inspiration for the character of hoppy and most of all William Boyd, she may have been. What a wonderful interview. I can truly see why happy was my mom's hero and why she raised my sister her daughter watching happy movies and then on TV. And she inspired me as well and now I love the Hoppy movies and TV series and watch them consistently. Over and over again.
That's Harold Lloyd in the center (of the small party) with Grace Bradley at 15:19. She was a supporting actress in one of his sound films, "The Cat's-Paw" (1934). Hollywood then was something of a small town. Everyone knew everyone more or less.
I was a colossal, fanatical Hoppy fan. Although Weaver states that among the Hoppy paraphernalia were "no pointed or sharp items at all" , there were jackknives and penknives with Hoppy on them. I got one of the penknives, which was promptly confiscated by my mother. 😢
Loved the Hoppy movies and series as a kid. Great portrayal. And he could be tough. At the end of one cornering the bad guy at the bar: "You no good, low down double crossing rat". As he was punching the guy out. Great stuff!
Hoppy is one of my favorites along with Duke Wayne both terrific actors. I really think the young bucks out there such as myself should share William Boyd's greatness with our generation! I wish I could have meet him!
The Lone Ranger is my favorite character, and Hop along Cassidy is the second. Then I guess Cint Eastwood would be third, and last but not least John Wayne.
Being a girl, I was surprised to win a contest for a Hoppy costume, complete with hat and gunbelt, plus the two white handled guns. I was also privileged to ride his horse at the age of 5, in Madison Square Garden. My dad was involved with the music. My 15 minutes of fame? AT this age, 78, I say yes.
Bill Boyd was good to his old friends. They were allowed to congregate on the bleachers at his boarding stable in S. El Monte in the San Gabriel Valley in Los Angeles county through the 60's.
Yes I remember Hopalong Cassidy but I remember him from family affair series but the weird thing I saw it as a kid I thought he was just a actor some actor playing a cowboy and they hopped along Cassidy well little did I know some years later I didn't know he was an actual person when I found the information in the library and something else too if you think he didn't kiss a woman and one of his pictures you're wrong he did but she was a villain turned heroin in the end but she was dying and actress that played her was Kay Francis. I seen that particular picture many years later. Yes he did kiss a woman just once.
If you can see all hopalong Cassidy tv show on you tube how come they won't put all of all the ole episodes of gunsmoke on you tube seasons 1 thru 10 all the ones with dennis weaver not Festus he's too phony
The Lone Ranger is my favorite character, Hop along Cassidy is second. Then I guess Cint Eastwood would be third, and last but not least John Wayne. Clayton Moore (The Lone Ranger) - Tribute ua-cam.com/video/P1jyctn_r7I/v-deo.html
Sad day when Hoppy died. I sure am glad we can see all his movies on UA-cam. Over and over and over. I'm 74 years old and still watch em. Thank you Mr. Boyd for never changing. Amen
Amen to that. ❤💜💙 Wonderful actor and man
Me too, I’m 73 and love this era and love watching again and again.
Absolutely agree!!!!
He was my moral compass loved Hoppy
I love westerns, but I didn't see Hopalong Cassidy until I was nearly 50. Fell in love with him instantly. I'm 72 and I still watch and enjoy his films today.
Hi Wesley! I grew up on a diet of westerns in the sixties . As a kid I lived and breathed Cowboys and Indians. I'm not an emotional person normally and I've only just discovered the Hopalong movies but I'm not ashamed to admit as I watched this doc the tears were tripping me. The true story of the man embracing the morals of the character he portrayed and becoming a better man for it gives me an hope in humanity.
I started watching Hopalong Cassidy as a kid until today I am 72 and still go back to the Earl Black and white movies..can't make such movies today 2023.sceneries and languages were real natural in his movies. Thanks for posting them
Great job with this documentary! I rediscovered Hoppy about a month ago and I am addicted to his movies. Amazingly high quality and a character who can still inspire children and adults today with his good values, honesty, integrity, transparency and sense of justice and doing what is right.
yes, same here buddy
I just discovered him myself. I heard the name and knew my parents surely watched him, but thanks to his movies being uploaded on UA-cam, I have been enjoying him and his sidekicks for over a week now. That killer smile and great acting caught me right away. Great writing, interesting storylinrs, directing, producing, etc. So entertaining and values. ❤👍
A wonderful tribute to Hoppy . And a great job done narrated by Dennis. Which I always enjoyed his acting.
Growing up in the 50's and early 60's my favorites Hopalong Cassidy (William Boyd) and the Lone Ranger (Clayton Moore) were characters that had a moral code that they encouraged all their young fans to follow.
The Lone Ranger is my favorite character, and Hop along Cassidy is the second. Then I guess Cint Eastwood would be third, and last but not least John Wayne.
This documentary was exceptional. I've been watching Hopalong for the past week after being introduced to him as a suggestive watch here on UA-cam. So glad it was suggested and that I watched the first Hoppy movie. Hook instantly. What a nice surprise to know William Boyd was a wonderful man who turned his life on the strait and narrow and the Hopalong character dwelled within his soul. What a gift in so many ways.
When I was nine years old in 1963, my younger brother got the part of playing Hopalong Cassidy in a second grade school play. I was jealous because my mother was a very good seamstress and made his costume to look exactly like Hoppy's. My dad sent for a special hat, guns and boots to complete the outfit. He was the envy of the school. The irony was that I was a huge fan and my brother could cared less who Hoppy was. He got the part because he was blonde haired and blue eyed like Boyd.
@Sweelen Simpson Hold on! He may have had blonde hair and blue eyes, but I had jet black hair with green eyes and everyone always said I looked Like Elvis Presley. My problem was that I was a pretty shy kid. Girls loved it, but it's still hard on a shy kid, lol.
@@heru-deshet359, When I was a teen everybody said I looked and wrote songs like John Lennon.
He was long gone before i was ever born but mmm, mmm, mmm, what a silver haired hottie! I mean, those eyes, that grin, that laugh oh my! Now thats what id call a stone cold fox! Undoubtedly, he was an act of pure class. For sure, he was that eye candy! Mr. Boyd, you are immortalized in the old Hopalong reruns forever and I gotta fangirl out today! Thank you for that...and for that hair, those eyes, that grin, that laugh😍😍😍
I found him on this special 20 ? Yrs ago . His persona is attractive and I was 10 /12 when he died, but I'm a fan
I never got to watch Hopalong Cassidy growing up, the type of Westerns I got to watch growing up in Egypt during the 90s were titles like the Davey Crocket mini-series, Bonanza and the number of Western films starring names like John Wayne, Clint Eastwood as well as the Terrence Hill-Bud Spencer Western-Comedies and a number of cartoons and comics like Lucky Luke.
But then when I used to work for a call centre here in Egypt that was contracted to US satellite radio company Sirius XM, we were given the luxury of listening to the online play (minus the live sports) and one of the programs I listened to was Radio Classics, which played classic radio shows (mainly listened to it to listen to the Superman radio show). One of the shows I listened to a lot was the Hopalong Cassidy radio show and I was hooked so I looked up any information I could find about the character online and luckily for me, UA-cam is filled with Hopalong films and episodes from the TV series.
Bill Boyd was the best. Finally got myself to the Lone Pine Western Film Festival & surveyed all those wonderful filming sights in the Alabama Hills. The spirit of ‘Hopalong’ still rides.
Thank you for this great film about William Boyd. I have been enjoying his movies on UA-cam. A great man we could use more like him today.
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I remember as a very young little girl watching Hoppy ride away in the last episode of the Matinee series and cried heart broken to see him riding away.
Great documentary. Definitely my childhood hero on TV for sure. Now as a senior I am enjoying watching the movies on UA-cam.
Thank you for this I was born in 1944and was a big fan. Him and Gene and Roy, Tom Mix, all the early westerners.
Now I know why Hoppy was my hero. I got a postcard from him when I was in about 3rd grade. He was for good, right, honesty, kindness, and justice, and kids pick up on that real quick. God bless you Hoppy, and Grace you are an amazing woman and very blessed
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Amen to that and thats whats missing today, I'm only age of young 41 years old and still love this graceful figure.
I agree with everthing you said. That was Hoppy🤠
One of the most beautiful documentaries I have ever seen. I have been watching all of this hour long series and TV series. Wonderful actor and funny when the changed his character to deflect the enemy
His partners were so loyal...Topper was gorgeous and oh his flying tail was awesome. His humor was contagious. His wife Grace was so special in giving details that we may never had known. Thank you so much.
I grew up loving Hoppy, I still collect those movies today.
I remember the reruns..looks like I need to watch them again!! God bless William and Grace!
I grew watching him.
A great man! Thank you, Hoppy!
Wonderful documentary! Love Grace Boyd.
Love Hoppy! Great series of movies and television episodes. I have them all on dvd. Never tire of them. What a great character. Thanks for showing this documentary.
Still the best western available and the best tv
You should listen to the radio shows. I think they are even better than the movies and tv shows.
absolutely i watch his movies over and over on youtube all the time guess i'm addicted
The Lone Ranger is my favorite character, and Hop along Cassidy is the second. Then I guess Cint Eastwood would be third, and last but not least John Wayne.
This guy deserves a comeback! Why, any actor could portray him to how Mumford originally portrayed him in the original books. Anyone in favour? I would.
I watched all his movies and still watch them over again. Why they didn’t have children, I wonder.
Hoppy was one of the best. I have all the Hoppy movies and tv episodes on dvd.
He was a very good man.
There is a Good Spirit available to us all...We must answer the knock on the door of our Heart....YeshuaShalom..
Shabbawth Shalom.
In 1968 I was 20 years old when I was invited to Thanksgiving dinner by acquaintances Charlie and Harriet Hinman who lived in Palm Springs. Also at dinner was an elderly man in a wheelchair who was introduced to me only as Mr Boyd. He was a lovely, rather withdrawn man and only later was I told it was Hoppy. I asked why nobody told me who he was at the time and was told that he didn't want anyone to think of Hoppy Cassidy in a wheel chair. I will always cherish that dinner with a man despite not knowing who he really was.
Yes, he had a rough ending with Parkinson and worked as long as he could on touring or Festivals and so forth after he no longer did the series. He did not want fans to know or see him in a wheelchair. He always worked as long as he could to make sure there was enough for Grace to live well after he was gone--she being so much younger than him. They were so devoted to each other, a true love story.
It was great to see this again. The ad about his shows coming to westerns sent me back to 2001. I watched every episode. I still do everyday on demand
God bless William Boyd. My heart breaks that all things come to an end.
Movie Museum in Lone Pine California has a Hoppy Section ... been their a couple of times ... they have William Boyd's convertible shown in this video with a large blown up photograph behind it of Hoppy jumping the car on his horse Topper ... not a stunt man or a fake picture ... the horse was amazing and so was William Boyd ... Hoppy's movie house in an area called Lone Pine Movie Flats is still standing and is someone's home now but you can still see it from 30 feet or so ... compare Hopalong Cassidy to today's Rap Music then think about who was better off ...
I'm sharing this with my brother.
Thanks for posting. I have wanted to rewatch this for a long time. Hoppy has always been my favorite cowboy. Joe Sullivan was the official Hoppy “look a like”. He portrayed Hoppy all over the world. He would meet with Grace for dinner every year. A friend and I were lucky enough to ride horses with Joe in a parade
A remarkable biography of a beautiful man.
I think Hopalong would have approved Dennis Weaver as host of his documentary.
Amazing only 872 likes with 3800 subs and 61000 views. Such a great bio and having the beautiful Grace Boyd narrating is fabulous as she has passed now. Bill Boyd was a hugely lucky with TV and the timing of control of the Hopalong Cassidy character rewarded him for all his amazing risk of buying control when he was 50 plus years old and movies were dropping off. He showed great wisdom after really making it that he lived a very modest life. No big shot. He had learned from when he his career failed due to his name being ruined by false reporting on another William “Stage” Boyd who was up to no good. Unfortunately he was stricken with an illness and died too early. I love Hoppy from a kid. His side kick. His laugh!
I’m now 75 years old and can still remember seeing Hopalong riding Topper in a parade in Dayton, Ohio . He was waving and smiling at all of us .
I'm 75 also, and from Dayton. And I have a souvenir photo of me, in a black cowgirl outfit, complete with black boots and hat, sitting on top of Topper in a grocery store parking lot when he was doing stand-in personal appearances for Hoppy. :-) Might have been the same year you saw Hoppy in a parade there. Probably was 1955, when I was in third grade.
My mom grew up in A Little Town Bellevue' Nebraska ..when she was Little 4 Yrs old ? .Hoppalong Picked her up and Rode with her in a Parade !
My favorite of The Cowboys of all time.
The Lone Ranger is my favorite character, and Hop along Cassidy is the second. Then I guess Cint Eastwood would be third, and last but not least John Wayne.
William Boyd was celebrated more than any other actor anywhere in the world. But it was perfectly reasonable.
A co-worker of mine had relatives who lived in the small town of Gomer, Ohio on the Lincoln Highway during the 1930s. One night someone knocked on their door to ask where the nearest lodging place was. It turned out to be George "Gabby" Hays, who was on a cross-country car trip. He accepted their invitation to stay overnight.
Thank William boyd
My late mother was born in 1930. She said her dad would drop her off at the theater, while they did the weeks shopping. Every Saturday morning, she watched Hopalong Cassidy movies. She said she loved his movies, & always looked forward to Saturdays! Who knows, maybe she finally got to meet her heroes!❤
Rest in peace hopalong cassidy & california carson
GOD give us more hopis.
I remember when he visited Australia in November, 1954 and the hysteria he caused. We Aussies wouldn't see such hysteria again until the Beatles made their first and only Australian tour in June, 1964.
I never get tired watching hoppy
Such good movies ... and always teach us to be good ...
I'm sure hoppy looked at her like his Saving Grace. And for love and inspiration for the character of hoppy and most of all William Boyd, she may have been. What a wonderful interview. I can truly see why happy was my mom's hero and why she raised my sister her daughter watching happy movies and then on TV. And she inspired me as well and now I love the Hoppy movies and TV series and watch them consistently. Over and over again.
Awesome job! William Boyd was an awesome actor. Those films hold their own today.
That's Harold Lloyd in the center (of the small party) with Grace Bradley at 15:19. She was a supporting actress in one of his sound films, "The Cat's-Paw" (1934). Hollywood then was something of a small town. Everyone knew everyone more or less.
Having seen the original film, l can well understand how attractive Hoppy was to his fans.
I was a colossal, fanatical Hoppy fan. Although Weaver states that among the Hoppy paraphernalia were "no pointed or sharp items at all" , there were jackknives and penknives with Hoppy on them. I got one of the penknives, which was promptly confiscated by my mother. 😢
Loved the Hoppy movies and series as a kid. Great portrayal. And he could be tough. At the end of one cornering the bad guy at the bar: "You no good, low down double crossing rat". As he was punching the guy out. Great stuff!
Thank you very much. Well done.
Hoppy is one of my favorites along with Duke Wayne both terrific actors. I really think the young bucks out there such as myself should share William Boyd's greatness with our generation! I wish I could have meet him!
The Lone Ranger is my favorite character, and Hop along Cassidy is the second. Then I guess Cint Eastwood would be third, and last but not least John Wayne.
19:47 the greatest wheel chair stunt ever
fortunately I have most of the Cassidy Films from the 40s and all of the T.V. shows.
... He (Hoppy) is definitely one of my heroes.
Thanks for posting
Thank You!
Yes he is nothing but best
One of the best now they are all gone. RIP
Being a girl, I was surprised to win a contest for a Hoppy costume, complete with hat and gunbelt, plus the two white handled guns.
I was also privileged to ride his horse at the age of 5, in Madison Square Garden. My dad was involved with the music.
My 15 minutes of fame? AT this age, 78, I say yes.
I have never understood why He could not sue the heck out off the newspaper.
I want to know what episode it is, but there was one that Hoppy wore all white and was in disguise and windy didn't know who he was.
I had not any idea how, by osmosis, how much I learned of life from him. I really did learn a lot .
My milk-glass milk glass said - When milk for breakfast is the rule, you're smart as any kid in school.
Cosby is rght I noticed Topper's tail in this documentary. Beautiful.
Bill Boyd was good to his old friends. They were allowed to congregate on the bleachers at his boarding stable in S. El Monte in the San Gabriel Valley in Los Angeles county through the 60's.
Yes I remember Hopalong Cassidy but I remember him from family affair series but the weird thing I saw it as a kid I thought he was just a actor some actor playing a cowboy and they hopped along Cassidy well little did I know some years later I didn't know he was an actual person when I found the information in the library and something else too if you think he didn't kiss a woman and one of his pictures you're wrong he did but she was a villain turned heroin in the end but she was dying and actress that played her was Kay Francis. I seen that particular picture many years later. Yes he did kiss a woman just once.
Grace Boyd had good taste he was a charming man
Come back Hoppy...we need you! might wanna bring Windy with you as things have gotten so out of hand I'm afraid you're gonna need back up.
One thing I never believed is No horses were hurt in the making of the movie
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which Hoppy film is this scene 50:32 from?
at the end bill cosby said there is nothing wrong with him
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If you can see all hopalong Cassidy tv show on you tube how come they won't put all of all the ole episodes of gunsmoke on you tube seasons 1 thru 10 all the ones with dennis weaver not Festus he's too phony
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The Lone Ranger is my favorite character, Hop along Cassidy is second. Then I guess Cint Eastwood would be third, and last but not least John Wayne.
Clayton Moore (The Lone Ranger) - Tribute
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19:59 horrible animal abuse. Sick and sad.
Yeah that was disturbing. Hollywood finally cracked down on this.
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