I liked Richard Long. When he was a child, he suffered pneumonia that weakened his heart, his drinking and smoking did not help either. I liked him in "The Big Valley" and other Tv shows Like the Twilight Zone episode "Number 12 looks just like you" and movies that he did. Plus, Tyrone Power I liked too. He died of the same thing Stephen Boyd died of a heart strombolisms-where the heart doesn't get enough oxygen. Thanks for the upload.

Thank you for mentioning Eric Fleming. He was THE trail boss of Rawhide! What an actor! So convincing in that portrayal. I will miss him always.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely, Janes. Thanks.

@dianacipollone4560

Жыл бұрын

Agree, so charismatic and a man!

@aimeekubik8803

8 ай бұрын

Me too. It brings home on how unfair life is.

Jeff Chandler was an actor who brought great dignity to every role he played, and even in those movies where the budget might not have been great, his presence alone brought something special that might otherwise not have been there.

My favourite Actors John Wayne Audie Murphy and Eric Fleming were the best I've been still watching. Gone but never forgotten. Dementia won't stop me from remembering my favourites.

I remember Lawman. Audie Murphy. And a lot of Western's from 1957. I still love Western's. And I've kept up with a lot of actors.

@KevinWood9

Жыл бұрын

Hi I like Audie Murphy and was in WW2 and got every medal that was around for everything he do in the WW2 I think he died at 45 years old

@wesleycampbell5017

Жыл бұрын

​@kevin wood ¹ 😮

Eric Fleming! Just Wow! He had to have his face reconstructed. He drowned during filming. He was only 41. I still watch the reruns of Rawhide! Heartbreaking!

@aimeekubik8803

8 ай бұрын

I'm with you. Obsessed. I watch Rawhide whenever I can. Why God why? Clint Eastwood goes on to long Life and much success. Life and death is Random. You never know when it is coming. Live everyday as your last. Too bad he did not marry and gave kids. He was definitely a man.

@janisdais2832

8 ай бұрын

I love Eric Fleming in Rawhide !! I watch the show on the INSP channel. 💙🐎

@rosekarns8249

2 ай бұрын

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2 ай бұрын

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@rosekarns8249

2 ай бұрын

❤❤😊

I remember most of these stars, all gone too soon. Eric Fleming survived childhood abuse, gangs, and the war, only to drown in a river. Such tragic endings for all of them.😪 God bless them. Thank you, Rob, for this wonderful tribute to these talented stars.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, LadyP. I'm working on additional episodes with this theme.

@eleonorvelasco7375

9 ай бұрын

@@AWordonWesterns u7

@scribe56

7 ай бұрын

Raw Hide was great. I think it came on friday nights. But I know that we never missed it

@user-ln6pc1gk9k

7 ай бұрын

Western are good

@user-ln6pc1gk9k

7 ай бұрын

Good westerns

Jeff Chandler was someone who just exploded in my memories watching this. I always admired his stoic characters even as an Indian. He gave respect to every character he portrayed. It's a shame he died at the hands of doctors. He would've become a huge Star in the 1960s. He had the perfect leading actor looks and that voice! May they all Rest In Peace!

Clint Walker was my favorite wester actor! Just read he died in 2018, sad

Sad Sunday, but Glad Reminiscing of the greatest entertainers ever, from the Era of Good Guys & Gals Win. 👍👍& 5⭐ Joan Hackett was the number one heart-throb of mine for ever. The day she passed was very sad indeed.

Oh man! Joan Hackett was always such a joy to see in TV show or movie. She seemed like so much fun.

@shayadayan3343

10 ай бұрын

Her epitaph reads " Go away! I'm sleeping!"

Pete Duel of Alias Smith and Jones died at 31. A great talent who is missed very much. Love you Pete. RIP.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Nancy. We covered Pete in our earlier showcase of Those Who Died Too Young. He was awesome.

@susanmccormick6022

Жыл бұрын

Agreed.

I love your work, sir! I am a Western historian and miniature gamer.M love of westerns stems from my Dad. I believe in a world where the bad guys get got and the good guys do the getting.--Bob Bailey in Maine

Thanks, I learned about a few actors I wasn't aware of before. The Big Valley was my favorite western when I was a kid in the 60's. It still remains one of my favorites.

Very well done.Thanks.

I went to movies often & remember all of those actors & how talented they were, Joan Hackett's personality was so strong it jumped off the screen, they all had outstanding charisma. Jeff Chandler, Alan Ladd & Jeffery Hunter were extremely handsome!!!!!

Gail Russell was THE most beautiful (and talented) actress I have ever seen-her fragility and shyness always came through in her characters…. It is such a pity that the link between addiction & depression wasn’t understood at the time, and treatment wasn’t available - they were simply regarded as “weak people,” and looked down upon (which of course, only worsened their shame, addiction and isolation)….Heartbreaking.

Rob, thank you for your dedication to preserve the memories of Hollywood Westerns Stars. The future generation should be grateful. This superb narration is very well done. 💯

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks very much, Nicole.

@fredericmartin7148

Жыл бұрын

Yes, Rob Word deserves his own star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame for his excellent work as a film historian. I feel that all those Western stars who have passed on are tipping their 10-gallon hats in gratitude to Rob.

Fantastic video. TY so much Rob.

Mr. Word, thank you for your years of dedicated work in bringing your western-based audience so many truly memorable presentations. I am 80 years young and grew up with cowboys such as Hoot Gibson, Ken Maynard, Leo Carrillo, Hopalong Cassidy, Roy Rogers, Gene Autry and so many others. God bless you and yours.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

I love those early B westerns, too, Roger. Still enjoyable. Thanks.

Gail Russell's tragic story always leaves me decimated. RIP.

Well, that wasn’t the happiest video I’ve ever seen, but sure was full of heart. Bless them all.

My father loved westerns and we enjoyed watching them together. I miss all these actors and movies!! I’m happy to see some westerns coming back to t.v. Generations today missed all of these. So glad they left an amazing legacy. Thanks for this wonderful video!!

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Pam. It’s nice to see a bit of a resurgence of the genre.

GOD I TRULY LOVE AND MISS WESTERN MOVIES !!!

Thank you for doing Richard Long. I thought he was something special. I watched Big Valley in reruns and so wished they were my brothers. It was nice to see him remembered.

@lauramcintyre483

Жыл бұрын

His first wife died very young as well.😢

@mlbrooks4066

9 ай бұрын

Suzan Ball was only 21 when she died of cancer in 1955. She did a western film with Jeff Chandler (War Arrow).@@lauramcintyre483

@marshameltzer7784

8 ай бұрын

Richard Long was handsome and talented. He had the western gentleman down pat! So sexy❤️Gone way to soon😢😢

@carolscott4880

8 ай бұрын

On Richard Long you failed to mention his 1st wife actress Suzan Ball who died at the age of 26 from cancer and who's last Western was Chief Crazy Horse with Victor Mature. Mara Corday was Long' 2nd wife who bore him children.

Thanks for all the research needed to bring these stories of mostly forgotten stars to life remarkably not all of them passed from self destructive behavior such as alcohol or drugs some were just taken too soon. Thank you Rob for showing the human side of all these people.

@johnrussell5270

Жыл бұрын

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Some greats there. Thank you, they deserve to be remembered.

superb job Rob. excellently narrated and produced. My hats off to you.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Larry

AWESOME! as always. Peggie Castle was my heart throb growing up, and one of my favorite heroes was Pat Conway. It was sure a shame we lost all those action heroes so young. Thanks Rob and your crew for bringing them back for one last heraw for us.

Wow so sad to hear this, this is something I never know. Thanks Rob for sharing this, we can never replace one of a kind actors.

I'm not a crier. Thank goodness. Several of these stories could have gotten me started. Good writing Mr. Word.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks John.

Well done Rob! Tasteful and respectful!

@duffysullivan2794

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree! I learned a lot. And the production values are over the top. The excellent narration, deep research into the topic. Someone had to put together all those photos and pictures! Color me impressed 😊

Terrific show and memories, thank you!

Death is such sadness. Thank you for remembering these actors and actresses. May they rest in peace.

Audie Murphy died way too young I know that Audie had a horrible temper Due to the horrible war experience he had, So He deserves a few words of accomodations He was so brave and so young Being the most decorated combat soldier ever known !!!

@MaryAnnetteGibson

8 ай бұрын

I LOVE AUDIE MURPHY!! No matter what, period!!!

@suzibouch-xm9yr

2 ай бұрын

He probably had PTSD. It's very sad they had to deal with all of that on their own

THANK YOU, GREAT COMMENTARY ABOUT THESE MARVELLOUS COWBOYS.

When growing up TV was a continuous friend. I enjoyed watching and keeping up with actors and actresses and what each part the actors and actresses were doing at any given time. I still do. When I can. I wouldn't have missed it for anything.

One of the few KZread channels where comments are respectful, civil, or I should say downright polite. Thanks Rob. And long live the western genre and the great people who follow it.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Wes. We have one of the best group of viewers and fans who always seem to add and share interesting information. It's the Cowboy Way!

@cole1968man

Жыл бұрын

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@patriciasnyder6915

Жыл бұрын

I just made a similar comment 2.2023

Another fine trip down memory lane and some of the great shows of yesteryear. I always wondered what happened to Joan Hackett and now I sadly know. She was great in Will Penney and especially in Support your local sheriff. Thumbs up Rob.

@MrBsbotto

Жыл бұрын

You are so right, Steve! Joan Hacket was pretty but she also had an undeniable sweetness that made her doubly attractive. It sounds like she was very well-liked in the industry. Happy trails, Steve.

@ronaldpleasant

Жыл бұрын

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Thanks for sharing this with Canada 🇨🇦!!!!!

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Of course. We never overlook our northern neighbors.

Excellently presented Rob. Never knew about the demise of at least half these actors. So tragic.

@chimp2023

5 ай бұрын

So many actors who performed western 😳 movies were magic . We were lucky to see them. Women were great in these roles.

Rob, thank you so much for this video. It is amazing tribute to these wonderful actor. Enjoyed the one on Joan Hackett.

Rob, I so appreciate your work in compiling this outstanding tribute to some really fascinating actors that sadly died too soon. Your commentary is just marvelous, packed with terrific background and with real appreciation for these sometimes forgotten actors. You've got a lot of soul, brother, and it's a pleasure to hear that affection in your commentary. Sincere thanks.

@AWordonWesterns

10 ай бұрын

Sure appreciate your comments, MrB. Let's keep sharing these shows to expose westerns to a new generation. Thanks!

@rochellefangers2972

10 ай бұрын

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@rochellefangers2972

10 ай бұрын

I enjoy all of the old movies ❤ .

Huge fan of Angel and the bad man, Gail Russell was STUNNING! She could say soo much in that movie with just a look. I thought her acting was top shelf.

@LReno-di9cm

10 ай бұрын

Gail Russell....a real beauty. So sad no one intervened and tried to help her...

world miss a great star and actor ,THE TRAIL BOSS [ERIC FLEMING] , RICHARD LONG.....AND MANY OTHERS....THANS FOR THIS VIDEO...

There is so much that I want to say. Simply too much. So I will just say, Thank You. Thank You so much.

Thank you Rob 😊, this was a lovely tribute to all these wonderful actors and actresses.

Another wonderful classic show, my childhood comes alive as a boy from 1954 thru your magic, may the good LORD bless you for your work so similar to the ultimate battle of good versus evil ! A Word On Westerns is a National Treasure, God bless your good work Rob

@AWordonWesterns

3 ай бұрын

Thanks, Mike.

Thank you so much for this interesting and informative yet sad stories. Never knew about Darby's Dad, what a talented actor. Loved the beautiful Gail Russell, a very sad story indeed!

I loved all the older actors

Thanks, Rob, for these stirring tributes.

Thank you for your very well researched episode today. Several of the actors were previously unknown to me but I am appreciative that I am now aware of them. Some of these performers came from humble beginnings and didn't navigate their fame and fortune in a healthy way. Jeff Chandler was a victim of poor care.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Joan.

In 1965 Brandon De Wilde appeared in Otto Preminger's WWII drama "In Harms Way", playing the executive officer of a PT boat who is also the estranged son of the main character, Admiral Rock Torrey (played by John Wayne). It's a very dark film that removes any glamor from war, but there is a personal side story to it that I'd like to share. Decades after the movie was released I was visiting my best friend and he started talking about his younger brother who had been killed in a crop duster crash years before. He mentioned his brother had been in the military at the time the movie was being filmed and present in the crowd of onlookers that were watching as they shot the scene where the Duke is hailed aboard his son's PT. Either the Duke or the director was unhappy with the way the scene was being played because the actor hired to welcome Wayne aboard was unable to render a proper snappy salute. They noticed my friend's brother was an enlisted man and asked him if he could play the scene. He agreed and as a result he appeared in the final cut of the movie. After hearing this story, I found a copy of that very scene on KZread and emailed it to my friend so he could always remember his brother as being eternally young and free-spirited.

@christophersanders5007

Жыл бұрын

Also did not mention De Wilde's The Missouri Traveler with Lee Marvin.

@fasteddie9055

Жыл бұрын

IN HARMS WAY is one of my favorite Duke movies. I saw it for the 1st time in the old Panama Canal Zone's Howard Air Force Base Theatre in 1966. It is a dark movie that deals with sensitive topics like familial domestic conflicts and rape. Great comment about a great movie !!!

@MrBsbotto

Жыл бұрын

What a classy move, C.T. That would have meant a lot to him.

@MrBsbotto

Жыл бұрын

@@fasteddie9055 Great comment on "Harm's Way," kind of an under-rated flick, in my opinion. I'm no fan of the Duke, but I thought that role employed his talents to a tee.

@faithcastillo9597

10 ай бұрын

Lovely story. Thank-you for posting it.

What a wonderful tribute Rob. I enjoyed Tyrone Power & Henry Fonda in their roles as the James boys. Kind regards from Adelaide, South Australia.

Rob, this one was really nice and great coverage on their body of work, thanks for adding Brandon De Wilde, as I mentioned him on your last Stars Who Died Too Young.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Yes, Joseph. Thanks for the suggestion.

Good morning Rob! All so sad but I think Gale Russell might be the saddest because it looks like she died all alone. She was so Beautiful.

Rob, your knowledge of movies especially westerns is exceptional. I’ve learned so much about so many people from the film industry since I discovered your KZread page. Thanks again for the educational entertainment

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Glad you're part of our posse, Ryan. Thanks.

@nancymaldonado9136

Жыл бұрын

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@judithstevenson1506

Жыл бұрын

@@AWordonWesterns ok

I fell in love with handsome Pat Conway.❤

Heavy man. The knowledge you drop let's me appreciate their work so much more. I am also immediately kissing my wife calling my friends and counting my blessings

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Very nice thoughts, RW. Thanks.

Thank you SO much for this wonderful tribute to those gone too soon !! I still cry sometimes when I think of Eric Fleming. He was wonderful in Rawhide..💙🐎💙🐎💙🐎💙🐎

Course there's Monty Clift, another tragic life and untimely death with a career that started with tremendous promise, opening as it did with one of the greatest westerns ever made. "Red River".

Tremendous presentation. No one should miss this.

This was an excellent compilation of some of the best actors and actresses of the western era. The story of Gail Russell is so so sad. Her performances with John Wayne were great and they had a sweet on camera performance. To think that their in camera performance was carried over to an off screen romance is not hard to believe. You can see it . I believe it to be true. She died too young and it is sad that.she could not overcome her Alcoholism. John Wayne kept trying to help her with that. but he couldn’t. Such a sad story .

Your research, Rob, as always, is in a class all by itself. You are most impressive as the Western film historian. Thank you for such fabulous and accurate work.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Very kind words, Andy. Thank you very much.

Wow. Just wow.

Great video! I was 11 when Richard Long died, I was devastated.

No Nick Adams? I loved his tv show “The Rebel”, and was saddened when he died at 36 from a prescription drug overdose. He wasn’t just an actor in The Rebel. He was involved in the design, inception and writing of the show. A very talented man, gone too soon. He was 36. RIP Nick Adams.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Khrys. Don't know how you missed Nick in our first hour long special, HOLLYWOOD STARS WHO DIED TOO YOUNG. Nick Adams was #1 in our alphabetized list of stars and a long time favorite of mine. Sometimes KZread's algorithm overlooks viewers. Make sure to "Ring the Bell" as they say when you subscribed and they, supposedly, send a reminder to viewers about all of our new weekly episodes. There are a surprisingly number of performers who died by the age of 50. Too soon! I've been working on Part 3 for a couple of months and hope to have it finished by the end of this month. Thanks for watching. Let me know how you like our tribute to Nick.

@susanmccormick6022

Жыл бұрын

@@AWordonWesterns I hope that episode turns up on YT.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

@@susanmccormick6022 Hi, Susan. Hope you've seen the earlier episode. We posted that on KZread first. It's on our RIP WESTERN STARS Playlist.

Thanks for including Jeff Chandler. He was my mother's favorite leading man, and she named me after him. Excellent narration, and great production by you & Robbie!

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Jeff.

@bigiron383

Жыл бұрын

Away All Boats

@kenvelickoff4275

Жыл бұрын

Some great Jeff Chandler as Mike Shayne

@lauramcintyre483

Жыл бұрын

Always thought that Esther Williams description of him in her autobiography was untrue and disgusting.

@jeffreyoldham55

Жыл бұрын

Of course not! Sounds like sour grapes to me.

I loved Jeff Chandler, I even have a picture he send me when I was a kid. God bless him

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Nice, Alvaro.

All great western people I love at them every day I am73yrs love them

Excellent production. Including the NARRATOR.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Frances. Rob

These people will never be forgotten ! 🌟 In there time ! Watched everyone Aussie girl

Thank you, Rob. I loved it! You are a true blessing to most of us.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Greg.

Congratulations on the award for this excellent episode.

"Rawhide" is one of the best western movies ever! Power and Hayward are unforgettable as are Elam and Carlson

@alimolina4279

Жыл бұрын

You're right! "Rawhide is an excellent psychological Western. Mr. Power and Miss Hayward starred together "Untamed" (1955), too.

Yes, it is a bewildering mystery! These were very talented, interesting, beautiful people! Jeff Chandler was gorgeous! I am watching reruns of Pat Conway on Grit often, today and still enjoying his honest, earnest good looks! All these men were handsome enough to be leading men in other genres of movies I think, and the women were beautiful but their westerns were excellent movies and still entertaining today!

Very interesting! I learned to love westerns from my father, when I was a child. Westerns are still my favorite as far as TV series and movies.

A few of the actors I didn’t know but I know my late Father would have known them as he saw the silent serials and enjoyed them and I truly was surprised some who had died so Very young I had no idea they were so young and I was also surprised that Gail Russell had died too and I was couldn’t get over the looks of some and you are so wonderful with each star because they truly were in each of their own times !

❤thank u 4 sharing😢 wonderful memories

Thank you for this special on these wonderful actors and actresses whom we grew up with. Pat Conway is a favorite...still love to watch him in 'Tombstone Territory'! Another talented actor/singer/stage performer I admire is Allen Case who portrayed Deputy Clay McCord in 'The Deputy". He passed way too soon barely 51 from a heart attack.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Frances. I liked him in the Jesse James TV series as Frank James, too. Talented actor.

@francessacco3500

Жыл бұрын

@@AWordonWesterns Thank you for your response! I was 11 when Allen starred in 'The Legend of Jesse James'....I'm sure I watched with my parents. Wish the series was out on DVD. I have seen some clips of it on You Tube. Allen put in a good performance in on 'Wagon Train'...the Jasper Cato episode.

Thank you

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome

I saw this in the STETSON EMIAL NEWSLETTER....Congrats Rob. I was a Stetson Grad of 74. I now live in NYC and work as an actor and comedian. AGAIN- major congrats!!! I am watching this now and will tune in for the series..... CONGRATS AGAIN!

@AWordonWesterns

9 ай бұрын

Thanks, Allen74. I haven’t seen that email. Can’t find it but am proud of the WWA honor and of being a StetsonU grad. Rob70

Thank you so much for doing another on of those homage videos. Amazing research, heartbreaking stories, each artist featured here certainly deserved to get the spotlight back on them once again. The magic of television and the movies, is that these stars are eternal. Their spirit lives on in each performance that are preserved for as long as people care about movies and great acting.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Ranger. We're lucky that they did leave us so many memories.

Gail Russell was great in Angel and the Bad Man. Fell in love with her .

thanks for telling about the lesser known Western stars of the past!

ROB, Your narration was spectacular and it must have taken you hours of research and writing. EXCELLENT! You are a brilliant producer of high caliber entertainment and a wise historian. Your description of Tyrone Power is the best I have ever heard, 'Astonishingly Handsome' PLUS he was very talented.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the very nice compliments, Kit. Makes it all worthwhile.

@kitakitzFarm

Жыл бұрын

@@AWordonWesterns I think you would appreciate this interview. "Conversations with Robert Osborne" on KZread

These are all great actors and actress and the movies where great movies

Absolutely outstanding . Thank you so much .

Great program !!!

Rob, this was absolutely one of the best presentations you have done. It was like living my childhood and teen years again. My brother, sister and I saw so many of those cowboy movies in our local movie theater on Sunday afternoons. My Dad and Mom loved westerns too so we saw all the TV westerns. My Dad was a nice looking man and many thought he looked like Jeff Chandler. Thank you so much for bringing all these wonderful actors back and so sad that so many died young. My parents would have loved this video.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Elaine. I know my western film loving Father would have, too.

Great program!

Thanks for telling these stories. When I was a kid "The Jayhawkers" was a movie that I really liked. Brandon De Wilde was in "In Harm's Way" with many other stars. I didn't realize that he had died so young. This is a very touching video, and you handle each person with the dignity everyone deserves. Thank you and God bless.

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, Joel

@christhompson3750

Жыл бұрын

He was also in a great but sad little movie called Goodbye My Lady with Sidney Poitier and Walter Brennan.

@ruthsilbe3602

Жыл бұрын

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This was great. Thanks Rob, for all the work you do.

Well done. Thank you. One can always tell who loves film and who understands its impact in American life. This doc will always be timely and will soon be timeless.

Thanks Rob. They say you are not truly gone until you are forgotten. Loved Joan Hackett in Support Your Local Sheriff. Comedy gold. The inscription on her final resting place says “Go Away-I’m Asleep”. She still makes me smile. Happy trails Rob.

@samanthab1923

Жыл бұрын

She was wonderful. Love her in the Last of Sheila & The Group

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Grape. That inscription made me laugh, too.

Thank you, Rob, for another very interesting and informative presentation on these very talented (and missed) performers. Your efforts are sincerely appreciated.👏👏

Thank you for piece about Pat Conway. There were so much personal info missing - wives, son but he was a private man and should have been recognized for his talent much earlier. I miss him.

Thank you for this program. I always liked Eric Fleming in Rawhide. I still play the theme music on my ukulele.

Another tragic star you could add to the list is Jeffrey Hunter, age 42 at the time of his death. I enjoyed his performance in "The Searchers". It's sad to think so many of these fine actors succumbed to alcohol. Corn whiskey, corn whiskey I like you pretty well, You've killed all my kin folk and sent them to Hell, You've sent all my kin folk on rotgut and rye, And I guess you'll send me when I'm ready to die. (The Limeliters, 1962)

@AWordonWesterns

Жыл бұрын

How could you have missed Jeffrey Hunter in my earlier episode of 12 Stars Who Died Too Soon, Col. Were you napping?

@Paladin1873

Жыл бұрын

@@AWordonWesterns The mind is the second thing to go; I forget what's first.

@lauramcintyre483

Жыл бұрын

Most handsome actor ever.

@madonnahood3381

10 ай бұрын

Great blue eyes.

@francespadilla2645

8 ай бұрын

​@@madonnahood3381😅

very fine narrating Word and enjoyed seeing all these familiar faces, thanks for the memories, take care🙂