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@SixxSaint

7 жыл бұрын

Tom Ford

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6 жыл бұрын

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@a_rackzzz

6 жыл бұрын

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@arthurroque2964

6 жыл бұрын

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@torrymadrid8986

6 жыл бұрын

He received a Navy medal for rescuing seaman

When I was a kid I always wanted to be James Dean, but now that I'm older I would rather be Steve McQueen

@mariaevans5793

2 жыл бұрын

Good choice!!!!!🤗🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

@jericonavas6369

9 ай бұрын

@@emircan2337 they're lyrics for a song bro 👍

I actually, briefly, knew Steve, He lived in Santa Paula, Ca and occasionally hung around my my Fathers gas station with Von Dutch who lived right across the street in an old school bud. Steve was by nature a very quite person. He had a very unhappy childhood and could not fathom why he of all people on the planet Earth was chosen to be a highly paid movie actor. Consequently, he was "Enormously" charitable with charities for disadvantaged children. But he gets no credit for his charity because he was so quite about it.

@SoulDaddy33

6 жыл бұрын

Good info!

@ltkreg

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, I meant enormously charitable, but gets no credit for it. Not like celebrities today who have they're publicist take a photo of them handing a check to a wounded veteran. Steve gave BIG $$$ to charities for youth but was quite about it.

@elizabethreed2090

5 жыл бұрын

Rob Abreu His one regret was not getting a chance to share what Jesus Christ had done for him

@NdAcquistions

5 жыл бұрын

need to look at what Greg Laurie wrote about him. they made a movie about it just came out.www.harvest.org/.../steve-mcqueen-the-salvation-of-an-american-icon

@ronbo30

4 жыл бұрын

Rob Abreu God knows ,and that’s what counts.

Steve and Bruce Lee were more than just martial arts friends; McQueen was actually Lee's student in Jeet Kune Do.

@holyfaradaycagebatmantic363

4 жыл бұрын

I not only like to repeat myself, I also like to say the same thing twice.

@rowdyyates4273

4 жыл бұрын

He was indeed good friends with Bruce Lee , and helped James Dean with his motorcycle! cant get much better than that!!!!!

@jackhammer3878

3 жыл бұрын

So also was Jame Coburn, A student of Lee's. AND Kareem Abdul Jabbar all 7'2" of him they were all friends.

I had such a crush on him when was a teenager back in the 70's. He was not really conventionally handsome in the sense that someone like Paul Newman or Robert Redford were but there was something so attractive about him. He had a huge stage presence. I feel his best acting was in the movie Papillon. That movie never did reach the popularity of his other movies maybe because he was not in a very glamorous role such as bullet etc but imo his acting in that role was oscar worthy, same goes for Dustin Hoffman in his role in the movie.

@marcellajacksonmusicstaren623

6 жыл бұрын

Holly Martinson HE WAS WAY MORE HANDSOME THEN ROBERT REDFORD OR PAUL NEWMAN COULD EVER DREAM OF BEING!!!"....... STEVE MCQUEEN WAS ONE OF MY BIGGEST CHILDHOOD CRUSHES THAT I EVER HAD ALONG WITH WILLIAM HOLDEN , JERRY LEWIS ,PETER LAWFORD , BRUCE LEE AND ELVIS PRESLEY MY CRUSHES WHEN I BECAME A WOMAN WERE MEL GIBSON,JEAN CLUADE VAN DAMME, JACKIE CHAN, MICHAEL J. FOX,AND MY FAVIORT AND MY BEST MY SWEET LOVABLE MICHAEL JACKSON!!!!""....I ALWAYS LIKED AND LOVED THE MOST HANDSOME MEN I WAS VERY PICKY AND ALWAYS WILL BE I LOVE ALL THOSE MEN AND ALWAYS WILL THEY ARE ALL EXTREMELY AND IRRESISTIBLY SUPER HANDSOME BUT MY FAVORIT OF THEM ALL WILL ALWAYS BE MICHAEL JACKSON!!!!!!"" I'M A HUGE FAN OF MICHAEL JACKSON AND ALWAYS WILL BE!!!"" I HAVE PHOTOS OF ALL THE MEN I LOVE!!!!"""

@hart3254

6 жыл бұрын

Michelle, I thought he was handsome, but not in the pretty boy way. Robert Redford. Just my opinion. I also had a crush on Mel Gibson. And def William Holden, something about him too. I liked Cary Grant. Robert Mitchum. Of course I loved Paul Newman and Robert Redford too, but something about McQueen that surpased them all.

@umiismyname4142

4 жыл бұрын

Just like his son, Chad McQueen who played Dutch in Karate Kid. Also has some manner as his dad.

My favorite was The Magnificent 7. I liked so much I saw three showings on a Saturday when you got in as kid for 25 cents. My brother and I left the theater it was night time. We walked the 6 miles home, got a beating from my dad, but it was worth it. Still a big fan of all his movies! I also spent time at Boys town of the west in Chatsworth California. I related to his upbringing.

41 days in the Brig and 37 speeding tickets… Got a love Steve McQueen

Mr. McQueen spent some time at Boys Republic in Chino, CA. He never forgot the influence that staying there had on him and he continued going back to inspire the troubled boys to be all that they could be. Happy viewing from Las Vegas, NV 8/29/2018

Favorite McQueen movie: Bullitt

@jimmusa1671

3 жыл бұрын

Jake Holman - The Sand Pebbles

@bevo1776

2 жыл бұрын

"The Getaway" (1972)

He was also a Boys Republic student. A school for incorigible boys. 😮 Now, the school has an anual car show sponsord by his decendents, all profits are donated to the school.

For me it has to be The Great Escape ---I had lunch with Steve McQueen at the Triumph motorcycle factory in 1965

@threepot5874

6 жыл бұрын

Some of the coolest motorcycle photos are him on Triumphs!!

@lisashrestha5023

4 жыл бұрын

Very cool! I was curious if you remember what he ate? He’s my favorite actor of all. @spotonmartin

@kesavanmadhavan2956

3 жыл бұрын

Gifted person in this world.

@mariaevans5793

2 жыл бұрын

That's great!!!!

Steve McQueen is the baddest and the coolest actor I've ever seen. R.I.P. Steve, you are greatly missed.

@jenamirgholi6004

Жыл бұрын

no he is not. he was abusive behind the doors. why would anyone adulate over this garbage?

There wasn't a Steve McQueen movie I didn't like, I like them all, I just wish he had made more, and hadn't died so soon.

Other Things about Steve McQueen 1. As an actor he never liked to repeat himself. I have to believe the studio(s) wanted him to do sequels to Bullitt and Thomas Crown Affair but they never happened. The year 1968 may have been his greatest year in the movies with those 2 hits. At 38, he was at his absolute peak in the movies. 2. In *The Hunter* , McQueen played against type: He played a bounty hunter who was a terrible driver, unlike Steve of course in real life. McQueen deliberately had the writers put that in the script. 3. McQueen's friend, Don Gordon, appears alongside him in a number of his movies: Bullitt, Papillon, Towering Inferno.

@jaxxon98

Жыл бұрын

Interesting trivia. I didn't know who Don Gordon was until I looked him up and immediately recognized him from Wanted: Dead or Alive (A House Divided), among other tv and movie appearances.

Skip to 1:25. You won't miss a thing. #4: He also turned down "Close Encounter of the Third Kind" even after Steven Spielberg personally asked him to star in it. #12: McQueen did not change his attitude until he was in the Marine Corp. He was sent there by a judge who gave him a choice of prison or the Marines.. And McQueen chose the Marines. #15: McQueen did NOT do the motorcycle stunt in The Great Escape. It was his stunt double Bud Ekins. And McQueen did not do "all the stunts in his movies".

@4redniwediS

6 жыл бұрын

J S McQueen turned down close encounters because the script called for the character to cry, McQueen said I can't cry on cue so he passed on that movie!

@oldiesfreek

6 жыл бұрын

It's a good thing Richard Dreyfuss took over that role!

@scotchette

5 жыл бұрын

J S Exactly

@cindyinnew

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly right. Yes Bud Ekins was my grandmothers first cousin. He adored Steve

By far my favorite movie by “ The king of cool 😎 “ is Bullitt . The definite Steve Macqueen in all his glory. In my opinion the precursor to Dirty Harry.

@mariaevans5793

2 жыл бұрын

Correct!!!!!🤗🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

He did not jump the motorcycle in The Great Escape, that stunt was performed by a fella named Bud Ekins, he also did some of the car stunt driving and wrecked the motorcycle toward the end of the chase scene in Bullitt, he has a wig on so he looks like a hippie during that stunt, he was buddies with McQueen from racing motorcycles and he owned a Triumph dealership that McQueen bought bikes from, him McQueen and his brother formed a team and raced motorcycles in Europe during the filming of a movie over there and actually took a title that year, they were good racers and not just some Hollywood movie star toy project, McQueen got Ekins into the Hollywood stunt business because they were buddies, last I checked in about 2016 he was still alive and I think he even still had his motorcycle shop, for years McQueen and the studios let everyone think it was him that jumped the motorcycle in that movie but it was actually Bud Ekins.

He's a bad ass not like the girly actors of our days

billy graham gave him his personal bible 4 days before he died.. now they are both in heaven 4 21 18

@markharrison2544

5 жыл бұрын

Graham was an anti-Semite.

@Bb-pw1zi

4 жыл бұрын

Graham is in hell.

@maureencora1

3 жыл бұрын

Heaven is for Heroes.

@starlightrocks7

3 жыл бұрын

@@markharrison2544 you're unGodly

@starlightrocks7

3 жыл бұрын

@@Bb-pw1zi You're Ungodly

1) The Sand Pebbles 2) Papillon 3) The Great Escape. ALL of McQueen's movies are "GREAT"

I was, and still am, a huge fan. He was the King of Cool. I was just a kid shopping in Boston with my mother when we were told he was around the corner filming The Thomas Crown Affair. My mother knew how excited I was as we left the store and went around the corner, but the filming was done and we missed him! I was very disappointed. BTW At the top of Mason's list was Terry Melcher, the son of Doris Day. He has previously owned that house. He was a record producer and had rejected Manson's music.

One of my favorites of his was, “Love with the Proper Stranger.” He co-starred with Natalie Wood in that.

@shindra86

4 жыл бұрын

Great film!

@r4b32t11

4 жыл бұрын

Yes it was lovely I watched it recently for the umpteenth time.. Sweet film ❤️

He also stared in wanted dead or alive that is a great western tv series before any of those films mentioned.

@jaxxon98

Жыл бұрын

I just started watching WDOA; I'd never seen it before. It's a really good show and SM is great as Josh Randall.

Fact: Norman Jewison. original choice for the lead for The Thomas Crown Affair (1968) was Sean Connery who turned the role down. In later years he regretted that decision.

@jamesanthony5681

Жыл бұрын

Interesting.

Why didn't she mention The getaway? I thought that was a great movie.

@bevo1776

2 жыл бұрын

My personal favorite.

My favorite Steve McQueen movie is "Le Mans".

@MyREDTAIL

6 жыл бұрын

" THE HUNTER" His last & one of his best Movies that I loved etc May he RIP also loved him in " THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN " Also.

@Comando729

6 жыл бұрын

Only true petrol heads love that movie

@gsherlock

6 жыл бұрын

In his brief scenes with dialogue he says the most about the character he plays than any of his other films.

@lonewolfmcquade1079

6 жыл бұрын

I have to say my favorite Maqueen Movie was The GETAWAY

@ork7137

6 жыл бұрын

Omg yas

It's impossible to don't love him !!!! His movies are AMAZING, I love them all

Bruce Lee and Steve were very close for sure. There were a few actors who knew and understood Bruce Lee personally.

Some of McQueen's films were actually not very good but have a higher status than perhaps deserved because of McQueen. _The Towering Inferno_ would be one. Also, Steve McQueen actually did not perform the jump over the barbed wire fence in _The Great Escape_ although he did perform in other riding scenes were he was actually not his character. He allegedly has a scene where he is a helmeted, goggle-wearing German motorcycle rider chasing the McQueen character.

It’s funny how they’re talking about him joking the marines but both pictures have him in army fatigues

I’m surprised he turned down the driver. That fits him perfectly.

@holdenmcgroin9774

2 жыл бұрын

He was too old by that time.

Tom Horn. One of his last films and it so fit Steve.

McQueen was the coolest actor on screen end of, There’s been a lot of pretenders to try and claim his crown but in my opinion, Steve was the real deal and just that cool at acting and everything else.

McQueen didn't actually do the jump in the great escape.

@pvtrichter8816

6 жыл бұрын

his long time stunt double and friend BUD EKINS ! performed that most famous of motorcycle !STUNTS! I'VE done some stage stunts as well so I do appreciate the MOXY to do any of these things he did insist on doing his own stunts and carving his own niche !! that's why he'll always be KING OF COOL!!

@SoulDaddy33

6 жыл бұрын

Bud Ekins also did most of the stunt driving in Bullitt. Watch the rear view mirror ... if you can't see that it's Steve, then it was Bud at the wheel.

@lonewolfmcquade1079

6 жыл бұрын

pvtrichter88 Maqueen did attempt the jump but feel, then his buddy Bud pulled it OFF but he DID try n that earns enough respect in my book RIP Maqueen u will always be the King of COOL

You almost lost me with the computer voice, but really lost me when it talked about McQueen’s military service but put a pic of him and Jackie Gleason from a movie.

@marilynbusch8231

3 жыл бұрын

That film with Jackie Gleason and Tuesday Weld was Soldier in the Rain, a quite underrated film.

The thing about Steve McQueen was when he played a character or role, his character didn't always come out as a hero or with redemptive qualities. Examples, Buzz Rickson in the War Lover and John Reese in Hell Is For Heros. Two of my favorite movies.

Wow, glad to know all these things about Steve. He truly was a great actor who left us too soon. Rest w/God Steve

@holdenmcgroin9774

2 жыл бұрын

He not really a great actor. He was McQueen playing McQueen. Real actors can do comedy drama and stage as well as action. Sadly McQueen was only action. It’s like saying dustin Hoffman can play Frank Bullitt but it wouldn’t work.

@jamesanthony5681

Жыл бұрын

@@holdenmcgroin9774 Only action? How about Papillon? As for movie acting, McQueen understood the medium as well as any actor during his period, and that includes Redford. Less is always better. BTW, Hoffman could very well have played Frank Bullitt, not like McQueen, however.

@holdenmcgroin9774

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesanthony5681 His star was fading in the 70s and fading very badly. He lost out to guys who showed off the muscles like Bronson, Eastwood, Sean Connery and a young Harrison Ford and Stallone. Steve McQueen had no muscles to show off. Movie goers were over the moon with movies like Rocky, Jaws, Star wars and Empire Strikes Back so they had a good idea what movies should be like. In the end he made movies that no one wanted to see like the Enemy of the People, Tom Horn and The Hunter which all failed miserably at the box office. So much cool you can play in your mid 40s. You are welcome for that intelligent insight and observation. Hoffman would be miscast as Frank Bullitt, I guess my grandmother could have played Bullitt but not like McQueen.

@jamesanthony5681

Жыл бұрын

@@holdenmcgroin9774 Hoffman's a good actor who could have played almost any role. Including Bullitt. Except roles showing muscles. Hoffman had no muscles to show off to the public. Dustin didn't like going to the gym. Steve McQueen had no muscles to show off?? What an idiotic comment! Yes, a young Harrison Ford (he was 34 in 1977) had a lot of muscles. The man was certainly ripped, with muscles just a-bulging. Must have been all that carpentry work. Harrison was a good carpenter. Buddy, McQueen was 50 in 1980, and you don't stay at the top forever. His star was fading? So what! He didn't give a shit. Steve wasn't interested in doing stuff he would have considered crap that Stallone, Bronson, Eastwood and even Ford were doing. Seriously. That was McQueen. And yes, from 1968 to 1974, he was arguably the biggest movie star in the world. One who didn't like to repeat himself by doing Bullitt 8. Or Thomas Crown Affair 10. And yes, McQueen was cool. You wouldn't know cool if you stepped into a meat locker, now would you Holden?

@holdenmcgroin9774

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesanthony5681 classic case of an old man who always wants to be right and needs the last word. Seen it all my life. McQueen was a terrible actor and not much of a race car driver. Again McQueen had no muscles to show. Look carefully at Magnificent Seven , it’s Bronson showing off the tremendous muscles and McQueen kept his shirt on. It takes hard work and dieting for a perfect body. Sean Connery placed third in mr universe.

My favorite Steve McQueen movie now and always is "The Getaway" with Ali McGraw

Bullitt is a great movie. It inspired me to restore a '68 Mustang and drive it to high school.

@maureencora1

4 жыл бұрын

Cool.

@billolsen4360

4 жыл бұрын

But, the San Francisco Police HATE IT when you drive like he did on their city streets.

Pappilon was a great film. I met McQueen and he was a down to earth man. We lost him to soon. I was glad to kniw he accepted Jesus Christ.

@SoulDaddy33

6 жыл бұрын

Give it a rest.

Wanted Dead or Alive as Josh Randle

The Sand Pebbles. My favorite Steve McQueen movie.

@bailey9r

6 жыл бұрын

Yes very good.

@eggbertinkabod1121

5 жыл бұрын

MY FAVORITE MCQUEEN MOVIE WAZ BUBKUS

@eggbertinkabod1121

5 жыл бұрын

@@bailey9r FUCK UP

@maureencora1

3 жыл бұрын

Good Movie, Bad Ending. Cause I Hate When the Good Guy Get Killed.

@maureencora1

3 жыл бұрын

@@eggbertinkabod1121 ?

Way back in 1965 when I was in the US Navy I read a novel titled "The Sand Pebbles". A few years later the book was made into a movie and Steve McQueen stared in it as a Machinist Mate aboard a river gunboat in China. I had served as an Electricians Mate and spent many hours in the engine room. I also spent some time on shore duty in the Philippines so the movie rang true to me and to this day it brings back memories of my years as a sailor. Much like Steve I lived a different life back then but again like Steve I had a life change when I came to know Jesus as my savior. Steve McQueen is not only my fictional hero but he is my real life hero for his witness of a changed life through Jesus. I never met him but some day in heaven I know I will. Here's a Bio on Steve's life and death:. www.patheos.com/blogs/youngfogey/2012/12/greater-grace-a-story-of-god-redemption-and-steve-mcqueen/ Here's a tribute video and song that goes along with it called “Old Soldier.”: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gXx2t9yOY9PMlbg.html

Bullitt is the best. It's the car chase that started the car chases in all other movies.

@jamesanthony5681

Жыл бұрын

Fair statement. It was filmed very early in the morning in San Francisco when there'd be fewer cars and traffic in the streets.

The piece implies that McQueen did the jump in THE GREAT ESCAPE. He didn't! The producers thought it too dangerous and Bud Eakins, his longtime friend and motorcycle shop owner did it in his place. He and Bud (and I) lived in Nichols Canyon. Steve used to race his Cobra up the canyon to his home on Astral Dr. (Solar maybe). Legend has it that people complained about his fast driving so they stationed a cop car half way up the canyon to catch and ticket him but his skill as a race car driver was no match for the cops and he was home and in his garage long before any cop showed up.

@SoulDaddy33

6 жыл бұрын

You mean the cops' skill was no match for his.

They were all my favorite.. He was fabulous and still has the same appeal... One of a kind. ❤️🥰

@jenamirgholi6004

Жыл бұрын

i can also be really neat for a few hours. Do not think these people are so great, fallacy

McQueen and Jim Morrison were unbelievably cool dudes........THE HUNTER was my favorite , cause parts in that movie showed the real life Steve McQueen. I also think the movie was his idea , I recall , he chose to make that movie , plus the real Ralph Thorsen had a couple minutes in the movie as the bar tender. Also the movie is like a time machine , in that it takes you back to 1980 and has the last year of GM's muscle car in it , the 1979 Pontiac Trans Am.

He didn't do every stunt ( for example, he only drove c.10% of the famous Bullitt chase scene himself. And of course a stuntman did the famous jump at the end of the Great Escape. He was famously tight with money on movies. He had a business of leasing props to movie studios, and always tried to get his own props used in the movies he was in to get more money.

Steve McQueen was a great dilm star and remembered for many tears to come.

John William's comment is "right on." I find myself wondering why there's no mention at all of what turned out to be the singularly most important and climactic event in his life to Steve McQueen himself! Oversight?...or something else?

I like all of McQueens movies he was masterful my favorite though was LeMans followed by Bullet as his passion was racing and that showed in those two movies.

If Steve McQueen lives his young age he would be next James bond

I love Steve but his friend Bud Ekins did the motorcycle stunts in 'The Great Escape" and other movies not Steve, not that Steve couldn't have done the stunts himself but the movie insurance company would not allow it

He wasn't called McCool..for nothing. She forgot to mention, Pappion, which he, in my opinion, been up for a Oscar, as best actor.

Favourite "Steven McQueen movie- "The Blob"-favourite Steve McQueen movie- "The Great Escape"

The Rolling Stones' song 'Star, Star' from their "Goat's Head Soup" album (1973) has lyrics that read - "Yeah, Ali McGraw got mad with you For givin' head to Steve McQueen." Steve McQueen was pals with them and attended their concerts. He found this funny. John Wayne, who's also mentioned in the song, did not.

He didn’t perform all his own stunts in his films. “McQueen was an avid motorcycle and race car enthusiast. When he had the opportunity to drive in a movie, he performed many of his own stunts, including some of the car chases in Bullitt and the motorcycle chase in The Great Escape. Although the jump over the fence in The Great Escape was done by Bud Ekins for insurance purposes.” Source: Wikipedia

They forgot all about his role in Wanted Dead or Alive, he played a hero role of a bounty hunter, #Love the King of Cool!!

@jaxxon98

Жыл бұрын

Watching reruns of it now.

10:20 That is not McQueen performing his own stunt. That's Bud Eikens.

Pappillion one of my favorites he made.

Steve raced under the name Harvey Mushman in Lake Elsinore, Ca. the yearly race is now called Harvey Mushman Elsinore Grand Prix.

@JohnDoe-ff2fc

6 жыл бұрын

used to be a cool place. used to be able to go plinking targets. take a little hike and visit a nice little waterfall after a good rain. now, over populated like every other place in Cal.

@bobwyman3743

6 жыл бұрын

that is so cool.

@philarmstrong9352

4 жыл бұрын

I met him at elsinore that year excellent rider

Great video..very interesting; but you have the date wrong for the Manson murders, it happened on August 9, 1969, not August 9, 1968 that you mentioned.

Para mi la mejor interpretación de Stveven McQueen Papillon 1973

Towering Inferno, Great Escape are my favorites. Most of the facts you mention i knew about except you didn't mention the controversy about his famous motorcycle jump in Great Escape.

As a 25 year old boy i admired Steve mcqueen. He's an ok role model.

Nice episode. One criticism though, it was pronounced PA pee yohn. The ultimate "I'm gonna be free, even if it's in death" movie. My all time favorite actor, even 40 years after he checked out.

I love Nevada Smith

@lusmas99

5 жыл бұрын

You're yella...you haven't got the guts. You're yella...you haven't got the guts.

@elizabethreed2090

5 жыл бұрын

Terry Myers TOM HORN ---- THE HUNTER, PAPPY THORNTON

@jyotimegu3161

5 жыл бұрын

17e....iD5t

If anyone has not watched the movie: "The Sand Pebbles." Please do make a point of doing so.

@conniebrown2486

6 жыл бұрын

It's a great movie. Steve should have won the Oscar that year.

@jamesanthony5681

Жыл бұрын

Yes. With the great Candice Bergen in a starring role.

He was also a born again Christian, Billy Graham prayed with him before his last trip to Mexico for treatment. He was found with his bible on his chest.

j'adore Steve ! depuis toujours ! merci :-)

Steve was one of my favourite Hollywood acter, especially in the movie Papillon for his superb acting. 👍🏻👌

A great video of a great actor!

It's not surprising it Steve McQueen and James Dean got together they are both hoosier boys in Hollywood.

Be honest here and some of you people have a hard time admitting it. You can’t play cool into your 40s. His career fizzled real fast in the 70s McQueen made movies that no one wanted to see. The enemy of the people. Tom horn and the bounty hunter so he took up racing. He even tried to learn karate from Bruce Lee but it didn’t help his career. Guys like Eastwood Bronson and a rising Harrison Ford were beating him for roles. Anyone know the common denominator between those 3 guys. They could take off their shirts and display rippling muscles something McQueen could never do. McQueen aged really fast for a guy in his 40s. Sean Connery was also beating out McQueen.

Funny that there was no word about him and his Triumphs... He was one of the key factors in the 70s that Triumph motorcycles didn't go and slide into a freefall like BSA and Norton...

He didn't do that famous jump on his bike in The Great Escape though :)

@conniebrown2486

6 жыл бұрын

He would have done it if "they" would have let him. Insurance didn't allow it. If he had gotten hurt, the company would have lost a lot of money.

From wife sue Gregg: I loved Great Escape and Steve in it. Who cares if he didn’t perform the great jump! The best thing he ever did was to receive and believe in Jesus, our Messiah. Now that was not play acting, that was REAL!!

My favorite movie ever of Steve McQueen is all of them, he was & always will be until I'm gone from this world the best actor & my favorite actor there ever was, I loved him so much. R.I.P. SLEEP WITH THE ANGELS. all my love Dee❤❤❤❤❤❤🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️😘😘😘😘😘😘👍👍👍👍👍😦😦❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️

0:27 - Corner of Clay St and Taylor Street San Francisco. I sometimes like to Google map where a photograph was taken if you have the street name and see what it looks like. The fire hydrant, weird box thing and street sign are identical. They even still have the street number on the canopy of the shop. I wonder if they know this shot was taken outside their shop or if they'd care? www.google.com/maps/place/Clay+St+%26+Taylor+St,+San+Francisco,+CA+94108,+USA/@37.7933317,-122.4128134,3a,37.5y,55.16h,83.05t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sn9LgordJuQGPCWGlxv5ZCQ!2e0!7i16384!8i8192!4m5!3m4!1s0x808580ed55e9f813:0x7e7d02596f4b96a1!8m2!3d37.7934487!4d-122.4128493

My favorite McQueen movie; The Great Escape.

@harperstacey9604

3 жыл бұрын

My favorite Steve McQueen film is nullity. I mean, b u l l I t y and Nevada smith.

Steve Terence "Steve" McQueen...The Greatest Of All Time-Actor! Past,Present and i think future...A unattainable human being...movies and life. Enjoy every second of film he played

How about the movie Never So Few

The greatest forever

Nevada Smith....saw it 20 times....awesome movie....Max!

nice to hear a HUMAN voice for a change

Any proper documentary about Steve McQueen would be set to Link Wray's "Rumble"

The best film you didn't mention ....Papillion ....That's Oscar winning best movie motion starring . Dustin Hoffman still alive one the best actor

@pvtrichter8816

6 жыл бұрын

that was mentioned in there maybe her Pronunciation threw you off !! the Sand pebbles earned STEVE his Oscar nod TCA was another classic that was well rebooted in 99' I THINK with Pierce Brosnan and RENE RUSSO !! ENJOY !

Aww, geee, I had no idea he did his OWN STUNTS!! STEVE MCQUEEN???

He got his butt kicked in Wharton TX at a pool hall when the movie "Baby the Rain Must Fall" was being filmed.

Also donated alot of money to Chino Men's Prison. Was an alumni.....

"Pap-pill-ian" Gotta love AI voice overs.

He would have been great in Butch Cassidy..However, the actors in that movie was very good. One if my favorites.

a video about bruce lee, jackie chan and other martial arts legends

Steve McQueen, King of Cool.

#17 He was a born again Christian a year before he died - thus securing his place in heaven - His daughter is a born again Christian also. They will spend eternity in the presence of Father/Son/HolySpirit

@pvtrichter8816

6 жыл бұрын

I had a chance to speak to his widow ALI MacGraw briefly lovely woman ! but she declined to say anything for a video bio I wanted to do !! BUT STILL there's always new opportunities stay tuned GOD rest the KING OF COOL!!

@MysterD515

6 жыл бұрын

Fuck off!

@djdelarosa25

5 жыл бұрын

No one gives a shit.

@TheMatasr97

5 жыл бұрын

And u still believe in god?

There was no mention of his role in Wanted, Dead or alive.

My favorite film of all time and that of McQueen is the great escape

McQueen did not do the jump over the barb wire fence in the Great Escape!

No he wasn’t going to Sharon’s house that night. That needs to come off your list. Thanks for the video, though!

I loved On any Sunday.