@ God is just a word for humans to describe an imaginary being .. invented by humans to control other humans .. believing in such a thing is a Delusional mental health issue.. have a fun day. !!!
Will Sampson, "10 Bears", had a tough and short life (died at age 53 after a heart and lung transplant, and a long struggle with a disease that ate away at his body). It was good to see him here. Of course, so many of us know him as "Chief" (who was partial to Juicy Fruit gum) from "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." Imagine playing a role where you barely say a word, and yet his part at the end of Cuckoo's Nest just breaks your heart and burns itself into your memory. Will Sampson also was a painter, and he had a great deal to do with Hollywood finally hiring Native American actors to play Native Americans (instead of Greeks, Italians and white folks wearing makeup) -- he founded the American Indian Registry for the Performing Arts.
Thanks for your comment. Sonny sure was a talented artist...he won many awards for his artwork, did artwork for the magazine "Arizona Highways, and to this day has many paintings hanging in prominent museums, like The Smithsonian. Also, thanks for mentioning all the Native advocacy info on Sonny as well. When he was on the set of The White Buffalo, he held up production for 24 hours by refusing to say his lines until the white actors playing Native roles were replaced by Native actors. And the Native American Registry For The Performing Arts is still operating today. A woman who worked there commented on the memorial video I made to honor Sonny assuring me that Sonny's legacy is still going strong. Keep spreading the good things that Sonny did in his way too short, amazing, beautiful life!!! Yaa'te'eh, my friend.
Thanks for the information. Damn - I didn't recognised Will Sampson as "Chief" (although I probably should have), a great character from a great film. He sounds like he was the real deal. I'm sorry to hear that he had such struggles and that he died quite young. May he rest in peace.
@@silent1967 Yes true. I myself want to develop my masculinity more fully. Been working at it but slow progress because I never found many masculine figures growing up. Still I love the journey I am on.
Our so-called "Government" tears into each other, like a pack of hungry, mean, and very vicious wolves, going at each other like there's no tomorrow... Or...so it seems. However, when you look at the different Orders that they belong to, or at least some of them, whether they be Freemasons, or whatever, then it should give you a sick feeling inside that, no matter what they tell "The American Public", in secret, they're working together to destroy "The American Public", through "Fair speeches and words and phrases", designed to throw The American Public off guard, and they pretend to be on our side... while, privately, they work to destroy us from within, and to lead us into their Satanic New World Order! If we stand idly by, and let that happen to us, then we may bid a fond adieu to our freedoms. I would personally rather live with People like Ten Bears. Him, and People like him, are willing to live honestly. Everybody needs that!
I really like this movie. Among the top five but I can't make up my mind about number one. :) I was almost dancing when I found it this year in a second hand DVD store. I danced for real when I found the original Flight of the Phoenix. :)
I reckon so,all star cast who brought it life,when it looks real,then they have done their job,they deserve praise every damn one of them,extraordinary western,i bought two copies of this and good bad and the ugly directors cut,its in my safe
@@mariodrv On the making of it they spoke about how they traveled all over the country to get the best lighting for the various seasons. And of course the story and the acting is great. But once I learned about the filming you can really see how the lighting and weather captures the moods in the film.
''Govern'' means to control or limit something. ''Mente'' in Latin means roughly ''mind''...so the word Government is pretty much ''mind control.'' A lot of truth is hidden in words and hidden in plain sight.
This is one of the best, if not THE best scene of poetic "plain-speak" I have ever heard. Josey lays it out, and gets to the point, but does it in a way that allows him to show Ten-Bears that they are both alike. As both two people who are just trying to get by, and also as warriors who aren't afraid of anything, and aren't afraid to die. Whoever wrote the words of this scene, deserved an award for writing such compelling dialogue. Dialogue that not only defines the situation, but also quickly and accurately describes these 2 men, and as to who they really are.
I agree. The script is profound. And so are Will Sampson and Clint Eastwood in this scene. They ARE the characters, and when they speak the words, they go right to the heart.
100%, this scene was one of the best ever in a western. I only found out the other day that it’s the same man playing Ten Bears as well as the Indian from One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, another brilliant performance although I haven’t seen it in about 25 years. Excellent film, my 2nd favourite western after Unforgiven. You can’t beat a Clint Eastwood western, I grew up watching them as a kid, my dad looked like him a lot. Cheers, and take care 👍
Fully agree with you. Another great scene with Will Sampson was the end of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's nest when he lifted and carried the water fountain and used it to break out of the mental ward. Just doesn't get any better.
Ten Bears played by Will Sampson, Jr. was epic at this role! At 6'7", He was one of the few actors taller than Clint Eastwood! But His voice was like iron, and He NAILED the role! One might also recognize him in "White Buffalo" and as Chief Bromden in "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest". Sadly, He went to be with The Great Spirit September 3, 1987 in Houston, TX. R.I.P. Great Chief.
I did not know he was that tall, thanks for the info. Clint Eastwood has an imposing presence on screen so it must be hard to find actors that can play against him without looking weak.
@@jupitermoongauge4055 Oh stop it with the partisan bullshit. This has been true since the creation of governments. Hell, speaking with a forked tongue is practically a requirement to get elected in this country, or any country. Regardless of party or ideology. Hillary proudly admitted to having a "public and private persona" i.e. tell the plebs one thing to get elected, tell your corporate friends another. Double tongued, like they all are.
Yes, I know there are some up and coming Native actors but those two just have a screen presence none of the others have. Can you imagine little Graham Greene or Adam Beach trying to be Ten Bears in this one.
Indeed, I stake my Native American heritage on it...they played their parts in "Real Time", as they would in Real Life, two honorable men who should be celebrated These are the men, the kind who we honor in our Powwows...
+huntthewild - sure they do. but TPTB make damned sure none of them ever get to be successful or influential like Eastwood. "they" aren't real bright, but they don't make the same mistake twice. for example, compare music of the 60s to the schlock of today. for example, compare the news coverage of vietnam to the defense contractor's PR "coverage" of today's wars. looks more like a commercial for smart bombs than actual news.
@@jeffshaw3466 That or so woke that they cannot accept that the book behind this movie was written by the man who also wrote Gov. George Wallace’s “Segregation Now, and Segregation Forever” speech. Weird but true.
This is such a powerful scene! "The word of Ten Bears carrys the same Iron" In other words, he is proud to declare: "he is also a man of honour just like Jose" We don't see films like this anymore 😕
It's the heart of "The Outlaw Josey Wales" that separates it from other westerns. "Unforgiven" is a great movie, with a great theme of reputation versus reality, but it takes so long to get to the final crescendo. "Josey Wales" is far deeper. It makes a hero, not only out of an outlaw, but out of a confederate soldier who fought in the war out of personal tragedy, not politics. It showed that even history's heroes had blood on their hands, and a dark side. A true argument could be made that this is Clint Eastwood's masterpiece.
Pale rider, The good the bad and the ugly. How can you choose one film as a favorite. I agree that the Unforgiven was Epic. The end if the movie I could relate to. Anyone who has made bad decisions when drinking may also feel it strongly.
I don't know , both have their moments . Ten Bears was the moment in this one , but I'm kinda partial to the old chief saying , " Get ready , Granny , Hell's coming to breakfast . " myself . I tend to feel that Clint Eastwood was more respectful towards the Indigenous people , than was portrayed in most "westerns" . Just my humble opinion . I'm a fan of all of his films . But hollywood ain't reality . It's just a movie . I think the Indigenous people were wiser than we were told .
I would agree. He begins as a peaceful, pioneer farmer whose family is burned alive by a marauding fringe of Union Cavalry duringthe Civil War. His original goal was retribution. After peace broke out and his unit was slaughtered, his goal became freedom. When he finds a new family, he discovers that what he really wanted was to become a peaceful, pioneer farmer. Excellent plot lines around some real events and factions, lending not only credibility, but also a morality to the situation. The flight south as real as any Western chase ever told. A man at least as deadly as William Munny, but with righteous anger. A man who was willing to pay for a slave he just met only to free her. He is a good man who was pushed over the line but fought his way back from the brink of destruction.
You're wrong. WRONG WRONG WRONG Josey Wales is a great movie but Clint's bullshit libertarianism is farcical. As great as this scene is, it basically is two men without a care about broader society. Now Unforgiven is an existential masterpiece. It isn't about politics, it's about what little time we have and how transient life is.
I knew Sonny, he was such a kind, generous loving soul, besides being so intelligent and talented. He did think the world of Clint, and respected Dan very much!!! Sonny saw the best in everyone and if he was a friend, he was a true friend for life!!!!
FYI, there's a brand new video on youtube in memory of Will Sampson that contains rare childhood photos of him as well as a variety of pictures that I hope honored him well. Just Google Remembering Will Sonny Sampson Jr. if you'd like to check it out. Rest in peace Sonny😇.
From the very first words between these two magnificent Warriors, you can get the sense that they, in reality, respected and actually liked each other. Josey Wales rode right up to the Comanche camp, bravely and respectfully. They had their dialogue...and then, at the end of their dialogue, they actually become Blood Brothers. I love it!
"I ain't promising you nothing extra. I'm just giving you life and you're giving me life. And I'm saying that men can live together without butchering one another!" Best line ever!
As a Native American this scene always gets me. Men can live with other men without butchering each other what a great line from Eastwood a great actor and director and shows here one decent human being that can show respect for another. Making that pack with Ten Bears with no hesitation shows he's true to his word. I do have to say though a whole War Party against Clint Eastwood I say the odds are about even
Personally speaking, I would say that this film is probably the best movie he ever made. Even though he won an Academy Award for Unforgiven, which was a good film, I have to say that The Outlaw Josie Wales is probably every bit as worthy of an academy award, if not more so.
@@chuckdavies2619 Seriously, but the power Clint wields is that everyone in that war party knows some of them are going to go down in the fight. What they don't know for sure is who. It makes peace so attractive.
Hear, Hear! received the Cherokee Warrior award from Principal Chief Baker himself. 34 Taliban, 4 Officer involved shootings, scars to prove it. Former Drill Sgt, Combat Medic, Intelligence and Bravo 4 Special Skill ID. I Will Protect and Defend the Constitution from ALL enemies, Foreign and Domestic, Including the Islamic Brotherhood, Antifa and ANY Other who try to Destroy the USA.
What power in that exchange!!! Real men talking about life and death. Neither fearing either. God Bless Will Sampson and Clint Eastwood for delivering a great message.
FYI, there's a brand new video on youtube in memory of Will Sampson that contains rare childhood photos of him as well as a variety of pictures that I hope will honor him. Just Google Remembering Will Sonny Sampson Jr. if you'd like to check it out. I hope the video has done him justice 🤠.
¨It is good that warriors such as we meet in the struggle for life.¨ Giving Josie Wales profs and elevating him to the equal level to Ten Bears. Totally badass.
The Iliad and Les Miserables are also fantasy and yet they are literally works of art and not nonsense , you probably wouldn't distinguish a work of art from a hot plate of pigfeet and sweet peas!
The late Great Will Sampson displays how good of an actor he was with his subtle facial expressions and eyes. Not to mention his magnificent voice. One of the best scenes from probably the best western movie ever. Thank you for this video.
He rode out not expecting to come back. Chief Dan George had explained to granny that Josie is a guerilla. fighter He does his best fighting on the back of a horse. He will ride to Ten Bears camp and kill as many of his warriors as he can. How is he gonna do all that and get back here? He's not coming back.
Another great scene is when they're having a Sunday morning service. The old lady from Kansas is singing "shall we gather at the river" and the young native woman is doing a spirit dance...
I reckon not............. when he spits the look on Will Sampson’s face is just priceless. He knew he had met a warrior his equal.... fearless. Best scene in the movie
@@sergiofernandez4566 Except the Josey character spit tobacco every time he was about to do something, and no one has a dry mouth when it's full of chew so that probably wasn't the message being sent. movie-sounds.org/western-movie-quotes/quotes-with-sound-clips-from-the-outlaw-josey-wales/nasty-habit-young-fellow-you-born-in-a-barn
Old man here. I absolutely love this scene, very powerful!! Strong dialogue between 2 strong men. Best line,”with government you don’t always get a fair word or a fair fight. I’ve come to give you either one, or get either from you”. Epic!!!
The look in their eyes and their words. The bear, the wolf, and the antelope live here. And so shall we. We will only take what we need. The same as the Comanche. Two warriors meet in the struggle for life.
Same here.. I use that "I reckon so" and "yonder" in daily talk.. people ask me "where you from, talking like that"...I tell them..Tucson Arizona...yessa...half of me is Apache...other half is Black...what Ten Bears says is cool..."there is iron in your words of life"...
In the aftermath of what the world has been through this past year, the beauty and wisdom of these iconic lines can easily bring tears---living has been so hard, for so many, for so long---but the exchange between Will Sampson and Clint Eastwood gives us a welcomed feeling of HOPE, and PEACE, and TRUTH!!!
This held true with my Father that passed. We would watch this when I was a kid and he would tear a bit.. Now after the Army and all grown now.. He passed yet.. I still come back to this... Now I understand. I am 54 now.. Now I am the one tearing up... Good true words.. They still live if you look for it.. Hard to find these days.
Glad i ain't the only one who gets misty. Dad like clint growing up gramps was a john wayne guy......i grew up on mcclintock, josey wales and the dirty dozen......3 movies dad never passed up on tv.
Your service is beyond appreciated. You are a hero to all Americans. Thank you for the months of boredom. Thank you for the times of doubt. Thank you for the years you sacrificed. I hope you live the rest of your life in peace. God bless you.
That scene is pure MAGIC, Only clint could direct such a masterpiece. You could feel the tension of both men moments from sure death, neither one fearing life or death. The dialogue between them was pure honesty and men talking like men to each other each knowing the other has suffered tragedy on their life. Cinematic poetry. Clint is a movie GENIUS.
I slit my palm with a friend of mine 30 years ago, willing to make peace or die for each other. 3 decades later and him and I lead peaceful lives, AMEN!
Probably one of the most intense, yet quietly understated scenes ever filmed. Eastwood deserves his status as a legend, both as an actor AND director....and the gentleman who portrayed '10 Bears' is also a natural. May all good things fall upon both of them.,..
The actor who played Ten Bears was Will Sampson, who was the iconic Chief Bromdon in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. I knew Will and sadly he passed away from complications following a heart/lung transplant in 1987. Will, Sonny as I called him was in many major films--google Will Sampson movies. He also had a recurring part on Vegas. More importantly he was an award winning artist his entire life and many of his amazing paintings are in countless museums including the Smithsonian Museum of Art. Google Will Sampson paintings to see some of his art work. He was a multi-talented man!
I had a gf who worked on some Clint movie sets. There was no shouting and running, everything ran the way Clint wanted, soft spoken and always on point. He never swore or yelled, he's Clint Eastwood he would never need to.
I was 12 years old in 1976 the year this movie was. And after 46 years later I will never grow weary of the effect it had on me then. The realness of Native Americans playing their roles and the story of a farmer man caught in the terrible effects the Civil War had on this nation. One of the greatest films ever!!
"And I'm here to say that men can live together without butchering each other!" If only that were true! One of the great scenes though in movie history!!!!
THE finest western ever made... greatest dialogue; Josie - "Soon as I get to likin' someone, they ain't around anymore". Old Indian - "Yeah and I notice that as soon as you get to not likin' someone, they ain't around anymore".
Has got to be one of, if not the greatests encounter in any western. The setting and dialogue is sheer perfection. Has to be one of my very favorite westerns.
Your not a huge Eastwood fan, WELL I GOT NEWS FOR YA BOY, YOU ARE NOW.EVERYTIME THERE'S A WESTERN MOVIE ON TV AND MR. CLINT EASTWOOD IS IN THE MOVIE, YOUR GOING TO WATCH THE MOVIE FROM BEGINNING TO END,GOT IT.
@@craigbosko2229 To quote Mr Eastwood himself as Dirty Harry - A man's gotta know his limitations . Capital letters aside , you have obviously overreached yours .
I saw many movies when I was a kid with Will Sampson, Jr. and he stands out as one of the best I have ever seen! One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and The White Buffalo are my favorites! What a great man!
Dalton, if you are a fan of Will Sampson you might be interested to know that there's a brand new video on youtube in memory of him that contains rare childhood photos as well as a variety of pictures that I hope will honor him. I made this video to commemorate the anniversary of his passing on June 3. Just Google Remembering Will Sonny Sampson Jr. if you'd like to check it out 👍. Ginny French
"No signed paper can hold the iron. It must come from men." 10 Bears is saying our word and action must be the same. Integrity or honor. The iron of life and death. Great scene.
Ever since the first time I had seen this movie this' these words have stuck with me in my head. I honestly think it's the best words of any western made in the 1970's.
Probably.......... Probably for even longer. Just the power of truth to "The government you don't always get a fair word or a fair fight" is truly patriotic and practical.
I often come back to this scene, one of the strongest scenes in one of the best films Clint Eastwood made. Will Sampson plays the role of Ten Bears wonderfully. I have always enjoyed his work and I was sad to hear of his untimely death.
You could see it in 10 Bears eyes when Josie said I came here to die with you. Or to live with you. Two warriors meeting as equals. One on one. Mono a mono. Respect and giving each other room to live.
Will Sampson was only 53 when he passed away (from the effects of Scleroderma, an autoimmune disease that can affect the skin, blood vessels, muscles, and internal organs). Will was truly a fantastic actor and a great man.
@Craig Winstanley if you are a fan of Will Sampson you might be interested to know that there's a brand new video on youtube in memory of him that contains rare childhood photos as well as a variety of pictures that I hope will honor him. Just Google Remembering Will Sonny Sampson Jr. if you'd like to check it out 👍.
“No signed paper can hold the iron. It must come from men.” That’s God damn right.
No gods involved. Just human beings….
Don't use God's name in vain period!
@ God is just a word for humans to describe an imaginary being .. invented by humans to control other humans .. believing in such a thing is a Delusional mental health issue.. have a fun day. !!!
@@patsquach4080keep your religious opinions to yourself and I'll do the same!!!
Damn straight
Who else comes back periodically just because this is so powerful, and so true?
been doing that since last year when I discovered this film
I'm responsible for half of the views I reckon.
i probably watch this once a month. deep
I just did.
I do.
“No signed paper can hold the iron. It must come from men”
So damn good.
The writing for this movie is great
Be nice if the people we elected held the same belief. Have a lot less theater in our government.
Be nice if they serve the people and not themselves..
I used this line on my attorney. He immediately filed with the court to withdraw as my counsel.
@Dr. Zippy Mcscoots The problem is, these asshats were not elected.
Why aren't there leaders today with this amount of integrity, honesty, and grit?
Men are put in positions of power because of money. Men similar to the characters in this clip do not seek monetary gain
Because this a movie.
Greed
Because a good many of them are bought off... just like Judas Iscariot of old, who betrayed Jesus Christ for 30 pieces of Silver!
Democrats
Will Sampson, "10 Bears", had a tough and short life (died at age 53 after a heart and lung transplant, and a long struggle with a disease that ate away at his body). It was good to see him here. Of course, so many of us know him as "Chief" (who was partial to Juicy Fruit gum) from "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." Imagine playing a role where you barely say a word, and yet his part at the end of Cuckoo's Nest just breaks your heart and burns itself into your memory. Will Sampson also was a painter, and he had a great deal to do with Hollywood finally hiring Native American actors to play Native Americans (instead of Greeks, Italians and white folks wearing makeup) -- he founded the American Indian Registry for the Performing Arts.
Thanks for your comment. Sonny sure was a talented artist...he won many awards for his artwork, did artwork for the magazine "Arizona Highways, and to this day has many paintings hanging in prominent museums, like The Smithsonian. Also, thanks for mentioning all the Native advocacy info on Sonny as well. When he was on the set of The White Buffalo, he held up production for 24 hours by refusing to say his lines until the white actors playing Native roles were replaced by Native actors. And the Native American Registry For The Performing Arts is still operating today. A woman who worked there commented on the memorial video I made to honor Sonny assuring me that Sonny's legacy is still going strong. Keep spreading the good things that Sonny did in his way too short, amazing, beautiful life!!! Yaa'te'eh, my friend.
Thank you for the info!
Awesome....incredible actor too he was
Thanks for the information. Damn - I didn't recognised Will Sampson as "Chief" (although I probably should have), a great character from a great film. He sounds like he was the real deal. I'm sorry to hear that he had such struggles and that he died quite young. May he rest in peace.
Thanks for ID-ing 10 Bears, I had a sen. moment trying to remember that face !!!♥Fan of Eastwood's movie career ...!!!
"No signed paper can hold the iron. It must come from men." * chills
That's just as true for governments as individuals. The Constitution can say what it wants, but without men who hold to it, it means nothing.
@@kettch777 I think everything works best when individuals improve themselves.
There aren't many men these days.
@@silent1967 Yes true. I myself want to develop my masculinity more fully. Been working at it but slow progress because I never found many masculine figures growing up. Still I love the journey I am on.
@@silent1967 Nothing but liberal Soy boys
"Governments don't live together. People live together." Damn right.
Our so-called "Government" tears into each other, like a pack of hungry, mean, and very vicious wolves, going at each other like there's no tomorrow...
Or...so it seems.
However, when you look at the different Orders that they belong to, or at least some of them, whether they be Freemasons, or whatever, then it should give you a sick feeling inside that, no matter what they tell "The American Public", in secret, they're working together to destroy "The American Public", through "Fair speeches and words and phrases", designed to throw The American Public off guard, and they pretend to be on our side... while, privately, they work to destroy us from within, and to lead us into their Satanic New World Order! If we stand idly by, and let that happen to us, then we may bid a fond adieu to our freedoms.
I would personally rather live with People like Ten Bears. Him, and People like him, are willing to live honestly.
Everybody needs that!
The government is the people.
@@mynthecooldudethat’s damn untrue. The government control the people
@@mynthecooldudemaybe in lala land they are but they are very clearly elevated above either of us due to their position within society.
@mynthecooldude . Good lord . What world are you from ? We, the people, have no say in the government. Go back to smoking your pipe.
I have seen it about 100 times still love it. Gave me chills then 1976....still does now...2023. Powerful..
Where I can watch the full movie please 🥺
Ì@@rosasolinaro5813
@@rosasolinaro5813there are apps. You can still find in on DVD.. and I think UA-cam has it. Search full movie OUTLAW JOSEY WALES
@@valentinogross yes I have it in my player now.Thats it's home for me.
In my opinion, Josey Wales is one of the best Western films I've ever seen him in
...one of the best western period.
I really like this movie. Among the top five but I can't make up my mind about number one. :) I was almost dancing when I found it this year in a second hand DVD store. I danced for real when I found the original Flight of the Phoenix. :)
Absolutely my favorite. Pale Rider a close 2nd.
I reckon so,all star cast who brought it life,when it looks real,then they have done their job,they deserve praise every damn one of them,extraordinary western,i bought two copies of this and good bad and the ugly directors cut,its in my safe
@@mariodrv On the making of it they spoke about how they traveled all over the country to get the best lighting for the various seasons. And of course the story and the acting is great. But once I learned about the filming you can really see how the lighting and weather captures the moods in the film.
"Governments don't live together. People live together". Truer words I have never heard in January 2021.
I reckon so
It's that way with all government
"It's sad that people are chiefed by the double-tongue"....Life imitating Art?! So much Truer today than ever b4....
@TheGhostOf RoyClark...Nah, pass! Don't want possibility of Food Poisoning!-lol
''Govern'' means to control or limit something. ''Mente'' in Latin means roughly ''mind''...so the word Government is pretty much ''mind control.'' A lot of truth is hidden in words and hidden in plain sight.
One of the best conversations in movie history.
If only we had leaders that could be this honest and straightforward.
Those leaders have never had any skin in the game. They've lied, cheated, and stolen since the beginning of time.
And that's the TRUTH
I reckon so.
Sadly our 'leaders' are controlled by the Hebrew tongue and dance to their schemes.
unfortunately - our leaders dont have iron - they have jello...
This is one of the best, if not THE best scene of poetic "plain-speak" I have ever heard. Josey lays it out, and gets to the point, but does it in a way that allows him to show Ten-Bears that they are both alike. As both two people who are just trying to get by, and also as warriors who aren't afraid of anything, and aren't afraid to die. Whoever wrote the words of this scene, deserved an award for writing such compelling dialogue. Dialogue that not only defines the situation, but also quickly and accurately describes these 2 men, and as to who they really are.
it is a movie--never happened
@@dethray1000 I know.... But that's not what I was talking about.
Josey basically says, “We can handle this like gentlemen, or we can get into some Gangsta sh*t” You decide…
I agree. The script is profound. And so are Will Sampson and Clint Eastwood in this scene. They ARE the characters, and when they speak the words, they go right to the heart.
@@dethray1000 Just watched it happen
One of the greatest scenes ever filmed. Dialogue doesn't get better than this.
100%, this scene was one of the best ever in a western. I only found out the other day that it’s the same man playing Ten Bears as well as the Indian from One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, another brilliant performance although I haven’t seen it in about 25 years. Excellent film, my 2nd favourite western after Unforgiven. You can’t beat a Clint Eastwood western, I grew up watching them as a kid, my dad looked like him a lot. Cheers, and take care 👍
nor it aint
I reckon' so ...
Fully agree with you. Another great scene with Will Sampson was the end of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's nest when he lifted and carried the water fountain and used it to break out of the mental ward. Just doesn't get any better.
There is iron in your words
Ten Bears played by Will Sampson, Jr. was epic at this role! At 6'7", He was one of the few actors taller than Clint Eastwood! But His voice was like iron, and He NAILED the role! One might also recognize him in "White Buffalo" and as Chief Bromden in "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest".
Sadly, He went to be with The Great Spirit September 3, 1987 in Houston, TX.
R.I.P. Great Chief.
I did not know he was that tall, thanks for the info. Clint Eastwood has an imposing presence on screen so it must be hard to find actors that can play against him without looking weak.
Love that Juicy Fruit.
That poor horse almost buckled under his weight.
@@jjkhawaiian nah...that horse weighs 1000 lbs...he was like a hat to him
@@dancolley4208 "Son of a bitch chief, you can talk"! - R.P. Mcmurphy.
“It’s sad that governments are chiefed by the double-tongues.” Truer words have never been spoken!
I bet you voted for Trump
@jupitermoongauge: And no doubt you vote for one of those psychotic leftist democrats who lie every day of their lives.
@@jupitermoongauge4055 Oh stop it with the partisan bullshit. This has been true since the creation of governments. Hell, speaking with a forked tongue is practically a requirement to get elected in this country, or any country. Regardless of party or ideology. Hillary proudly admitted to having a "public and private persona" i.e. tell the plebs one thing to get elected, tell your corporate friends another. Double tongued, like they all are.
That's why the US government follows satan
spaceb0b they still are.
I believe this is the most powerful movie scene of all time. The government could take a lesson in true character from this.
I Totally Agree
Ukraine
Movies don't deal with the gray of reality so of course they can make platitudes about honor and justice.
@ms.annthrope
If that is your comment on this movie you either haven't watched it or didn't understand it.
It's going to break my heart when Clint checks out, he is my hero.
I am so lucky to marry my best friend who shares the same birthday day as one of my favorite actors of all time.
When? You mean if.
I have thought the same thing.
He already did. His body just dont know it yet.
@PECOSO, sad fact of life!
The outlaw josey wales, without a doubt one of the best westerns ever made!!
Not only one of the best westerns, but one of the greatest movies ever made imho.
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My favorite Eastwood film until the Unforgiven came out. Two wonderful films.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
"I reckon so..."
High Plains Drifter - always been a favorite.
Though all Clint Eastwood westerners are good.
This film has two of the greatest Native American actors, Will Sampson and Chief Dan George
Yes, I know there are some up and coming Native actors but those two just have a screen presence none of the others have. Can you imagine little Graham Greene or Adam Beach trying to be Ten Bears in this one.
@@summertea545 Right?
Have you looked through the comments section? The man wearing the Buffalo horns is here with a comment!
Indeed, I stake my Native American heritage on it...they played their parts in "Real Time", as they would in Real Life, two honorable men who should be celebrated These are the men, the kind who we honor in our Powwows...
I quote them both often.
If only Mankind could understand this Concept imagine the Beautiful World We would be living in..!!!!
Give me Ten Bears over any politician anyday!!
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@Christopher Del Castillo me too !
Ten Bears / Wales 2020
Got to be top 5 western! Top 5 scene in a western.
They don't make movies like this anymore. I'm happy I grew up with these movies & remember them well
Same here
I concur. There are still some great movies being made but very few have the sort of authenticity you see in films like this.
I agree and the honesty is no longer in the movies either
Well, they don't make men like Eastwood anymore - that's the problem
+huntthewild - sure they do. but TPTB make damned sure none of them ever get to be successful or influential like Eastwood. "they" aren't real bright, but they don't make the same mistake twice. for example, compare music of the 60s to the schlock of today. for example, compare the news coverage of vietnam to the defense contractor's PR "coverage" of today's wars. looks more like a commercial for smart bombs than actual news.
How anybody can downvote this is beyond me. One of the most powerful scenes in the history of cinema.
They have no words of life.
@@jeffshaw3466 That or so woke that they cannot accept that the book behind this movie was written by the man who also wrote Gov. George Wallace’s “Segregation Now, and Segregation Forever” speech. Weird but true.
soyfed youngins who dont understand, or the terribly wealthy, hate anything that gives a man a backbone.
The downvoters are lefturd💩little snowflakes ..ooohhh ..so much violent masculinity!!! 😵😭😭😭😭and so on...
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This is such a powerful scene!
"The word of Ten Bears carrys the same Iron"
In other words, he is proud to declare:
"he is also a man of honour just like Jose"
We don't see films like this anymore 😕
And we certainly don't see leaders like this any more. This is definitely one of the greatest scenes in movie history.
both men would be dismissed as naive by modern standards or even standards of the day - humans writ large are a pack of worms
What Nathan Bedford Forrest represented wasn't the Ku Klux Klan of modern times.@@stephen-ng
LMAO @ "José".
It's the heart of "The Outlaw Josey Wales" that separates it from other westerns. "Unforgiven" is a great movie, with a great theme of reputation versus reality, but it takes so long to get to the final crescendo. "Josey Wales" is far deeper. It makes a hero, not only out of an outlaw, but out of a confederate soldier who fought in the war out of personal tragedy, not politics. It showed that even history's heroes had blood on their hands, and a dark side. A true argument could be made that this is Clint Eastwood's masterpiece.
I am a fan of both films.
Pale rider, The good the bad and the ugly. How can you choose one film as a favorite. I agree that the Unforgiven was Epic. The end if the movie I could relate to. Anyone who has made bad decisions when drinking may also feel it strongly.
I don't know , both have their moments . Ten Bears was the moment in this one , but I'm kinda partial to the old chief saying , " Get ready , Granny , Hell's coming to breakfast . " myself . I tend to feel that Clint Eastwood was more respectful towards the Indigenous people , than was portrayed in most "westerns" . Just my humble opinion . I'm a fan of all of his films . But hollywood ain't reality . It's just a movie . I think the Indigenous people were wiser than we were told .
I would agree. He begins as a peaceful, pioneer farmer whose family is burned alive by a marauding fringe of Union Cavalry duringthe Civil War. His original goal was retribution. After peace broke out and his unit was slaughtered, his goal became freedom. When he finds a new family, he discovers that what he really wanted was to become a peaceful, pioneer farmer.
Excellent plot lines around some real events and factions, lending not only credibility, but also a morality to the situation. The flight south as real as any Western chase ever told. A man at least as deadly as William Munny, but with righteous anger. A man who was willing to pay for a slave he just met only to free her. He is a good man who was pushed over the line but fought his way back from the brink of destruction.
You're wrong. WRONG WRONG WRONG
Josey Wales is a great movie but Clint's bullshit libertarianism is farcical. As great as this scene is, it basically is two men without a care about broader society.
Now Unforgiven is an existential masterpiece. It isn't about politics, it's about what little time we have and how transient life is.
Clint should have won so many more awards. He's a walking masterpiece in westerns.
human nature.....he is much more sensitive and articulate to humanity than he gets credit........
My Dad was friends with both Will Sampson and Chief Dan George and they thought the world of Clint Eastwood! Best scene ever in a Western!
I knew Sonny, he was such a kind, generous loving soul, besides being so intelligent and talented. He did think the world of Clint, and respected Dan very much!!! Sonny saw the best in everyone and if he was a friend, he was a true friend for life!!!!
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I love hearing these backstage stories
One of the lines I loved in this scene was the first. "You be Ten Bears?" and the Chief answers in perfect English, "I am Ten Bears."
Still one of the most beautiful scenes I have ever seen in a western movie. "It shall be life."
FYI, there's a brand new video on youtube in memory of Will Sampson that contains rare childhood photos of him as well as a variety of pictures that I hope honored him well. Just Google Remembering Will Sonny Sampson Jr. if you'd like to check it out. Rest in peace Sonny😇.
@@ginfrench3350 Will was amazing. Just the juicy fruit scene said so much. So little language, so much talk
It really is
From the very first words between these two magnificent Warriors, you can get the sense that they, in reality, respected and actually liked each other. Josey Wales rode right up to the Comanche camp, bravely and respectfully. They had their dialogue...and then, at the end of their dialogue, they actually become Blood Brothers. I love it!
Western movie- how about any movie
"I ain't promising you nothing extra. I'm just giving you life and you're giving me life. And I'm saying that men can live together without butchering one another!" Best line ever!
He said that already
Amen
wished that sentence would apply to today
As a Native American this scene always gets me. Men can live with other men without butchering each other what a great line from Eastwood a great actor and director and shows here one decent human being that can show respect for another. Making that pack with Ten Bears with no hesitation shows he's true to his word. I do have to say though a whole War Party against Clint Eastwood I say the odds are about even
Personally speaking, I would say that this film is probably the best movie he ever made. Even though he won an Academy Award for Unforgiven, which was a good film, I have to say that The Outlaw Josie Wales is probably every bit as worthy of an academy award, if not more so.
I love Clint but thinking 10-1 war party
it is a movie--fantasy
@@dethray1000 You again? No shit dip shit lol
@@chuckdavies2619 Seriously, but the power Clint wields is that everyone in that war party knows some of them are going to go down in the fight. What they don't know for sure is who. It makes peace so attractive.
My favorite Clint Eastwood Western “So will it be”, “I reckon so” Classic
You want to have these types of men in the world, people who say what they mean and mean what they say, start by being one of those men yourself.
Agreed. Life opens up when your word is true.
@@PigsNLemons - Well said.
That's a BINGO! Couldn't have said it better myself. Thank you!
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What power in that exchange!!! Real men talking about life and death. Neither fearing either. God Bless Will Sampson and Clint Eastwood for delivering a great message.
Yeah, that was an outstanding movie
Sure is. Also Jeremiah Johnson ending. Powerful
FYI, there's a brand new video on youtube in memory of Will Sampson that contains rare childhood photos of him as well as a variety of pictures that I hope will honor him. Just Google Remembering Will Sonny Sampson Jr. if you'd like to check it out. I hope the video has done him justice 🤠.
¨It is good that warriors such as we meet in the struggle for life.¨ Giving Josie Wales profs and elevating him to the equal level to Ten Bears. Totally badass.
they are actors in a movie--a fantasy,fake nonsense
@@dethray1000 Well no shit. Bet you're fun at parties.
The Iliad and Les Miserables are also fantasy and yet they are literally works of art and not nonsense , you probably wouldn't distinguish a work of art from a hot plate of pigfeet and sweet peas!
@@dethray1000 Troll spotted.
@@dethray1000 No shit, really?
That was some philosophical shit right there. All men on the earth should be like these two.
This scene never gets old.
The language of this clip is pure poetry.
The late Great Will Sampson displays how good of an actor he was with his subtle facial expressions and eyes. Not to mention his magnificent voice. One of the best scenes from probably the best western movie ever. Thank you for this video.
Mmm, JuicyFruit.
He was a member of the Muscogee Creek Nation of Oklahoma like myself. Nicknamed Sonny.
In our modern day of voice-overs, Will Sampson would have made a fortune with that voice.
@@andrewthompson5728 Yes !
@@jjkhawaiian That was the line he spoke in the movie, One flew over the Coo Coos Nest, with Jack Nicholson. Too funny!
A scene where you expect great conflict, and instead, you get peace. Josie opens his heart to another warrior and the man understands.
He rode out not expecting to come back. Chief Dan George had explained to granny that Josie is a guerilla. fighter He does his best fighting on the back of a horse. He will ride to Ten Bears camp and kill as many of his warriors as he can. How is he gonna do all that and get back here? He's not coming back.
One brilliant scene from a film that is full of brilliant scenes. Arguably the finest western ever made.
Bobby Ricigliano I agree. The Outlaw Josey Wales is absolutely my favorite out all of Clint Eastwood’s Westerns.
Unforgiven is better, a powerful examination of morality and hypocrisy in the Old West.
Yelp....finest western EVER.
@@Abr022575 High Plains Drifter is great also
Shane is another great western.
One of the best scenes in one of the best westerns every made. Possibly Clint Eastwood's masterpiece.
He doesn't know how to make bad movies.
I reckon so.
@@lordmarshall642 I guess you haven't seen The Gauntlet then.
Another great scene is when they're having a Sunday morning service. The old lady from Kansas is singing "shall we gather at the river" and the young native woman is doing a spirit dance...
@walterrainmann 😐
55 years since I first saw this scene and it still gives me chills.
Chris, this film was released in 1976 - your Mathematics is askew 😉
40 for me and if people could speak this honestly to one another, this country would be a better place to live in.
No CGI, no big flashy explosions, just straight up bad ass dialogue!
A meeting of badass warriors.
Eastwood's directing is so confident.
You do know, they're both actors and this isn't real ?
I reckon not............. when he spits the look on Will Sampson’s face is just priceless. He knew he had met a warrior his equal.... fearless. Best scene in the movie
That scene, the first time I saw it, made me hold my breath.....
@@wolfguardian8312 A dry mouth means fear..so..
@@sergiofernandez4566 Except the Josey character spit tobacco every time he was about to do something, and no one has a dry mouth when it's full of chew so that probably wasn't the message being sent. movie-sounds.org/western-movie-quotes/quotes-with-sound-clips-from-the-outlaw-josey-wales/nasty-habit-young-fellow-you-born-in-a-barn
Old man here. I absolutely love this scene, very powerful!! Strong dialogue between 2 strong men. Best line,”with government you don’t always get a fair word or a fair fight. I’ve come to give you either one, or get either from you”. Epic!!!
Not old.. just someone who has seen a lot.
it is a movie--fake,phony
I have seen it about 100 times still love it
The look in their eyes and their words. The bear, the wolf, and the antelope live here. And so shall we. We will only take what we need. The same as the Comanche. Two warriors meet in the struggle for life.
I'm 55 this year. This movie came out in 1976.
Still the Best Western I've ever seen!!
You never saw the Wild Bunch?
Was 14 then. Movie was quite moving for me especially this scene.
I think "Winterhawk" is from the same year. Great western !
The only one that has a right to be in the same room is Open Range. Still nowhere nearly as good as this scene.
"IT SHALL BE LIFE! SO WILL IT BE!" "I RECKON SO!" A Magnificent punchline, so simple and yet so PROFOUND!👏👏👏👏🙏
I don't think you know what the definition of Punchline really means...
This movie had me sayin "I reckon so" for years after this.
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I reckon so
Me too....I love that 'say'n
I reckon not
Same here.. I use that "I reckon so" and "yonder" in daily talk.. people ask me "where you from, talking like that"...I tell them..Tucson Arizona...yessa...half of me is Apache...other half is Black...what Ten Bears says is cool..."there is iron in your words of life"...
One of the most powerful scenes in all western movies. So much was lost during this era. We had so much to learn and kicked it all to the curb.
I’ve seen this scene hundred times, but today it breaks my heart and it brought me to tears.
In the aftermath of what the world has been through this past year, the beauty and wisdom of these iconic lines can easily bring tears---living has been so hard, for so many, for so long---but the exchange between Will Sampson and Clint Eastwood gives us a welcomed feeling of HOPE, and PEACE, and TRUTH!!!
After everything that has happened its hard to find a true man.
I love thiismovie.the dialogue its pertfect.
Probably one of the greatest western scenes around, no action or shoot em up, just powerful dialogue.
What another masterpiece of direction and acting by Mr Eastwood ! Anyone watching with me in 2023?
I reckon so
This held true with my Father that passed. We would watch this when I was a kid and he would tear a bit.. Now after the Army and all grown now.. He passed yet.. I still come back to this... Now I understand. I am 54 now.. Now I am the one tearing up... Good true words.. They still live if you look for it.. Hard to find these days.
Glad i ain't the only one who gets misty. Dad like clint growing up gramps was a john wayne guy......i grew up on mcclintock, josey wales and the dirty dozen......3 movies dad never passed up on tv.
Your service is beyond appreciated. You are a hero to all Americans. Thank you for the months of boredom. Thank you for the times of doubt. Thank you for the years you sacrificed. I hope you live the rest of your life in peace. God bless you.
"Governments dont live together.
People live together."
Great line.
Gave me chills then 1976....still does now...2023. Powerful.
That scene is pure MAGIC, Only clint could direct such a masterpiece. You could feel the tension of both men moments from sure death, neither one fearing life or death. The dialogue between them was pure honesty and men talking like men to each other each knowing the other has suffered tragedy on their life. Cinematic poetry. Clint is a movie GENIUS.
they are actors in a movie--fake nonsense
@@dethray1000 🤣 well ain't you a buzz kill??
Bet your life of the party 🥳🎉
I slit my palm with a friend of mine 30 years ago, willing to make peace or die for each other. 3 decades later and him and I lead peaceful lives, AMEN!
That is great. Both of you are great men.
Damn,i loved this scene. Please excuse me but i must go now and watch this film for the 20th time.....
20th? what, did you only discover last weekend?
@@pfalky2k LOL - I was thinking the same thing... "20" ? What the hell ? more like 200!
I saw it once and that was enough for me.
I’ll join you. Lol 😂
@@annagraser5088 Well apparently you possess the double tongue... since you are here watching best of clips.
It will be a sad day when we loose Clint.
"I reckon so"...
"lose" not "loose" - but, yeah
True American warrior
As an artist, yeah. It's a pity he went anti-American.......but still a great actor and director.
Keith Davis is a moron
Men die. Whats he's built as a character, legacy, & inspirational role model is immortal.
You will be hard pressed to find truer words spoken in any movie you care to mention, such powerful dialogue with such powerful meaning.
This scene is so captivating, one of the best dialogs between two warriors, it just draws you in!
they were actors,not warriors
Probably one of the most intense, yet quietly understated scenes ever filmed. Eastwood deserves his status as a legend, both as an actor AND director....and the gentleman who portrayed '10 Bears' is also a natural.
May all good things fall upon both of them.,..
The actor who played Ten Bears was Will Sampson, who was the iconic Chief Bromdon in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. I knew Will and sadly he passed away from complications following a heart/lung transplant in 1987. Will, Sonny as I called him was in many major films--google Will Sampson movies. He also had a recurring part on Vegas. More importantly he was an award winning artist his entire life and many of his amazing paintings are in countless museums including the Smithsonian Museum of Art. Google Will Sampson paintings to see some of his art work. He was a multi-talented man!
@@ginfrench3350 Thank you for that. It's always great to learn more about the folks who have done so much, yet been popularized so little.
Masterpiece. Best scene in the best western ever made.
I had a gf who worked on some Clint movie sets. There was no shouting and running, everything ran the way Clint wanted, soft spoken and always on point. He never swore or yelled, he's Clint Eastwood he would never need to.
I was 12 years old in 1976 the year this movie was. And after 46 years later I will never grow weary of the effect it had on me then. The realness of Native Americans playing their roles and the story of a farmer man caught in the terrible effects the Civil War had on this nation. One of the greatest films ever!!
I was like 7 or 8 when I first saw this movie (77 or 78), back when HBO was a fledgling movie channel on this new thing called Cable TV
"No signed paper can hold the iron. It must come from men."
I reckon so.
Those strong words just demand your respect.. .
Blah Blah Blah
Unhammer my friends from the ground there or fill your hands with iron you savage SOB 😱 LOL
@@Lue_Jonin
So says the man with grass for a tongue.
"And I'm here to say that men can live together without butchering each other!" If only that were true! One of the great scenes though in movie history!!!!
THE finest western ever made... greatest dialogue; Josie - "Soon as I get to likin' someone, they ain't around anymore". Old Indian - "Yeah and I notice that as soon as you get to not likin' someone, they ain't around anymore".
This crazy world could take this as an example of how we should live!!
Has got to be one of, if not the greatests encounter in any western. The setting and dialogue is sheer perfection. Has to be one of my very favorite westerns.
I’m not a huge Eastwood fan but this is probably one of his best westerns and one of the most powerful scenes of the clash of cultures from any movie.
Well size is relative, are you a medium sized Eastwood fan?
@@guins99 Fan or not , it’s a great scene .
Your not a huge Eastwood fan, WELL I GOT NEWS FOR YA BOY, YOU ARE NOW.EVERYTIME THERE'S A WESTERN MOVIE ON TV AND MR. CLINT EASTWOOD IS IN THE MOVIE, YOUR GOING TO WATCH THE MOVIE FROM BEGINNING TO END,GOT IT.
@@craigbosko2229 To quote Mr Eastwood himself as Dirty Harry - A man's gotta know his limitations . Capital letters aside , you have obviously overreached yours .
"...warriors such as we..." - one of the many great scenes of this epic movie. One of the best "western" of all times.
It doesn't get any better than this folks. It really doesn't.
I saw many movies when I was a kid with Will Sampson, Jr. and he stands out as one of the best I have ever seen! One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and The White Buffalo are my favorites! What a great man!
And also in the original Battlestar Galactica as one of the Borellian Nomen who eschewed technology common to the Colonies.
Every time I see this video, I become emotional. The Warrior passion between Ten Bears, and Jose Wales, is a demonstration of Honor among Men!!
Dalton, if you are a fan of Will Sampson you might be interested to know that there's a brand new video on youtube in memory of him that contains rare childhood photos as well as a variety of pictures that I hope will honor him. I made this video to commemorate the anniversary of his passing on June 3. Just Google Remembering Will Sonny Sampson Jr. if you'd like to check it out 👍. Ginny French
Strength and Honor , I feel the same way.
@@ginfrench3350 I will check it out thanks.
Sad that honor among men is kind of uncommon these days... :(
they were actors in a movie--total nonsense
"No signed paper can hold the iron. It must come from men." 10 Bears is saying our word and action must be the same. Integrity or honor. The iron of life and death. Great scene.
Integrity and honor are the same thing.
Thank you for that great insight Captain Obvious.
This is my FAVORITE scene from Outlaw Josey Wales.
Ever since the first time I had seen this movie this' these words have stuck with me in my head. I honestly think it's the best words of any western made in the 1970's.
Probably.......... Probably for even longer. Just the power of truth to "The government you don't always get a fair word or a fair fight" is truly patriotic and practical.
@@amiracleone2803 Well, I'm here to get either one from you.
@@jjkhawaiian Yeah brother yes and you deserve it.
This was a great scene. Clint made two of the greatest westerns ever in Josey Wales and Unforgiven.
This is a truly underrated scene in any movie ever made. It should rank in the top 10 in all of cinema. It is a story in itself.
50 years later and still profound. Great movies never get old.
Hands down, the most badass scene in any movie. Ever.
Yes and no violence, just mutual respect, watching this movie is a learning experience for all who watches this utterly outstanding Western.
That line "the living is hard, dying is easy" always gives me comfort
This is the best part of this entire movie and also the most true. Today more than ever if people actually listened to it and practiced it.
S S yea. Nothing else to be said.
I never get tired of watching this scene. It's simply the best dialogue ever. It gives me the chills.
I love this movie and scene. What a great western! They don't make movie stars like Clint Eastwood any more.
I reckon so
Actors these days are more worried about their looks than their acting. They all wanna be underwear models and pretty boys.
I think this is the best western movie ever put out.
Orson Wells thought so too.
My favorite. Probably next would be Pale Rider and then Tombstone.
"It shall be life". I have watched this a hundred times. It is still riveting....... "I reckon so".
I often come back to this scene, one of the strongest scenes in one of the best films Clint Eastwood made. Will Sampson plays the role of Ten Bears wonderfully. I have always enjoyed his work and I was sad to hear of his untimely death.
Possibly the best two character dialogue exchange in film history.
You could see it in 10 Bears eyes when Josie said I came here to die with you. Or to live with you. Two warriors meeting as equals. One on one. Mono a mono. Respect and giving each other room to live.
I've never even seen this movie, yet this scene gives me chills. Truly a masterpiece.
You should really watch it.
To me, this is one of the best scenes in all of cinematic history!
This film is the American Odyssey. Brilliant and timeless. It serves all of us for all time. Thank you, Clint!
"I notice when you get to disliking someone they ain't around for long neither..."
A classic line delivered by the one and only, Chief Dan George.
Well, you gonna pull them pistols or whistle Dixie?
@@jjkhawaiian "I could've missed...."
reminds me of "Your friends have a high mortality rate, Frank."
Will Sampson was only 53 when he passed away (from the effects of Scleroderma, an autoimmune disease that can affect the skin, blood vessels, muscles, and internal organs).
Will was truly a fantastic actor and a great man.
I cannot help but wonder what this world would be like had the Indians won!
@@cynthiacelestino2183
It would have probably been great. Meanwhile it’s been great that America has grown and become what it has.
My mother died of that. Her lungs crystallized. Horrible horrible death.
@Craig Winstanley if you are a fan of Will Sampson you might be interested to know that there's a brand new video on youtube in memory of him that contains rare childhood photos as well as a variety of pictures that I hope will honor him. Just Google Remembering Will Sonny Sampson Jr. if you'd like to check it out 👍.
THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER CLINT, A MAN, A LEGEND.
There will never be another Will Sampson , the pairing of the two pushes this scene to the next level
Strangely enough, I could see Hugh Jackman delivering these lines with almost the same perfection.
@@stevensnyder1133 you funny
One of the greatest and honest scenes ever! Respect!!