The Night of the Grizzly Best Scenes Part 3
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Marshall "Big Jim" Cole turns in his badge and heads to Wyoming with his family in order to settle on some land left him by a relative. He faces opposition both from a neighbor who wants that land for his own sons, and from a grizzly bear nicknamed "Satan" who keeps killing Cole's livestock.Big Bear Lake, Big Bear Valley, San Bernardino National Forest, California, USA
Copyright Paramount Pictures
Clint not only kept all his hair, he didn't even go all grey even after turning 80. A true living doll.
RIP Clint. Thanks so much. :)
That bear scared the heck out of me and my sister when we were kids! Still scary to this day. Clint Walker is one "hunk" of a man in this movie. He is a great actor too!
Me too
An under rated movie favorite of mine. Big Jim Cole with a solid cast.
Probably the most terrifying movie made in history. 😳 😬
Having had a similar Grizzly encounter years ago makes it even scarier.
Best fight scene ever. Better than anything Bruce Lee or Stallone ever did 🥊
Better than- Don't lie to yourself. One of the most terrifying
I was 11 years old when I first saw Night of the Grizzly & ya know I still like it? Im now 61. Every once in a while I get a knack to watch one of 4 movies from that era in my young life, its either: Jason and the Arganots, The time Machine, Night of the grizzly or Mysterious island. The year was 1966
Now ladies and gentlemen thats how you kill a bear without getting one single hair out of place. Please dont try to do this at home.
Excellent Film. Clint Walker made it worth watching and Leo Gordon plays a Great Villain. RIP Clint Walker and Leo Gordon and Martha Hyer.
Clint gets a ski pole through the heart and walks it off. He was a beast. Speaking of beasts, Leo Gordon was a great villain, one of the very best. Showed a benevolent side here. Leo is a guy you wouldn't want to mess with in real life. Did time for armed robbery. Director Don Siegel, who used Gordon in his prison film Riot in Cell Block 11 (1954), once said that "Leo Gordon was the scariest man I have ever met"--this coming from a man who had directed John Wayne, Clint Eastwood and many others.
Thanks for posting and sharing this film . Love *Clint Walker* , I just found the film on DVD on amazon , I ordered it and it's supposed to be here on sunday , can't wait to see it in it's full luster !!
Leo Gordon played a great badass....
I don't think he ever actually played one. He just played himself😅
Somebody should have told Cazz; You don't tug on Superman's cape.
You don't spit into the wind. You don't pull the mask on the ol' Lone Ranger. AND you don't want to mess with Jim!
I was in high school when that movie first came out. Well-written. Back in the day, those Winchester 44-40 rifles didn't have much takedown power like a .308 or 30-06. Great movie, though.
Thanks for the 3 parts. Wish it was the whole movie.
even after chased in a hole by a grizzly his hair remains perfectly comed and gel'd up lol
joelx200 Clint used Brylcream back in the day
Brill Cream....a little dab 'l do yuh...😉
Maximum Hold Pomade foos
A classic...along with Rawhide
Those Winchester 1892s were great rabbit guns (as the movie shows).
No kidding, why would you hunt a grizzly with a 92?? Even when I was a kid I was perplexed why the bounty hunter character (the great Leo Gordon) didn't have an '86 or the like.
Thanks for posting this ,i love this movie.
Almost bullet proof against a 12 gauge shot gun. Tough meat. That bear knows how to put on some fat to act as a poke proof shield. Smart bear!
Scared the ever living out of us as well when we were kids.
Hurts don't it? Now don't poison the water! But I did love the sound effect when Clint hit that skunk LOL
THat bear trap would have crippled that mans leg.
Clint was almost 40 then. God , I wish I looked like that when I was 40. Wish I had a full head of hair too. I think he looked his best around this time. He kinda filled out. Just big, proportionate, he didn't look like he was 6'7. The bear is totally fake looking. But as kids,it looked pretty real to us. One of my favorite Clint movies. I thought his wife was beautiful. I think she was also in a Cheyenne show. The one where Dennis Hooper plans to kidnap Grant.
Clint didn't look 6'7 because he was only 6'6..
Great Movie
I like that roar on 9:56 do anybody else like that roar
and that other roar on 10:22
and that other roar on 10:27
Poor Leo Gorden he was always getting his ass kicked by Clint!
Leo Gordon was a consummate villain and meanie...on screen..In real life he was a true gentleman and married to the same woman for over fifty years..he was also a great screenwriter...He wrote the screen play for TOBRUK as well as many others..
Lmao BAWHAHAHA LOL funny
And everyone lived happily ever after....well...almost everyone.
Thats one Badass ol Bear!Whats he made of kevlar? Cheers
do more please
Classic😀
You stole my boots!!!
he's pretty cool robert mitchum whould have done this just as well or better
This couldn't be made today. They used real animals then.
8:35 what is their name?
poor old yogi
......that's right ,,those traps are cruel and today illegal. This is probably a jaws movie set on land and not politically correct today. They seek to kill the bear who's made out as the bad guy.
It was a bad guy...it killed for pleasure not for food.
I know, the bear was in his territory just doing what bears do. Killing, raping, pillaging. People don't have a right to defend themselves. Blah, blah, blah and all the PC bullshit. Git a bigger gun and blow that f'ers head off. People are worth more than animals.
Such phony special effects with the "grizzly bear". Too unbelievable!
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