Chuck Connors! He was my Dad's roommate at Villanova University. Chuck was originally a baseball allstar who got a scholarship to become a professional baseball player. However he was discovered as an actor for his size and good looks. He went for it. My Dad was also an all-star football player who got his scholarship for sports. Son of Irish immigrants from Philadelphia.

@karenhill3970

Жыл бұрын

How awesome!!!

@user-pg7dy4kq1x

9 ай бұрын

What’s his name ? Philadelphia here..

@randquadrozzi1280

6 ай бұрын

Cool story.Also played pro basketball for the Celtics.my grandfather was in the same company in the Marines as lee marvin.Small world.

@carlreed6186

5 ай бұрын

He also played basketball for the Celtics

@Dr.Pepper001

Ай бұрын

Many great people came from Philadelphia.

Many people leaving Comments here are obsessed with defining this film as 'noir' or as not 'noir'. *I'd suggest that we just relax and watch the film rather than spending our time categorizing everything in sight.

@steveweinstein3222

Жыл бұрын

It really takes no time at all.

@TeaParty1776

Жыл бұрын

Man watches with categories. Man guides his life w/categories, whether he knows it or not. He needs categories to live. Good categories. Life should guide the categories. Atlas Shrugged

@steveweinstein3222

Жыл бұрын

@@TeaParty1776 Heavy, dude.

@TeaParty1776

Жыл бұрын

@@steveweinstein3222 Heavy is a good category.

@internetcensure5849

Жыл бұрын

@@steveweinstein3222 "categorizing everything in sight." takes time.

It's cold and rainy in Southern California and I am home watching a B&W Film. Thank You so much!

@cherryvaleleatherock6900

Жыл бұрын

@Jamie Nova - To my mind, you're having the perfect day 📽🎬❤.

@abef.9085

Жыл бұрын

That"s all i Watch....Tell"s how it was,and how it should have stayed.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like a great way to spend a day....rain or shine ! Give me a good ol' B&W anytime !

@abef.9085

Жыл бұрын

@@jubalcalif9100 Tubi and Freevee have alot...Bogart/B.Davis/E.G.Robinson/J.Garfield...Ida..Etc.

@aaarauz1

Жыл бұрын

@@abef.9085 - freevee also has all 5 seasons of Rockford Files and Barney Miller. Win/Win!!

Gary Merrill was ALWAYS underestimated as a versatile actor. Critics claimed his performances were wooden, but they failed to appreciate his expressive face and voice. This was one of his best performances, and one I never saw before. Jan Sterling came from a well to do family, but played the round heel tramp perfectly. Regis Toomey was his usual professional self and even the unknowns like Joe Turkel and the rest were in top form. Thanks for digging this one up. It was a winner.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree with your comment about Mr Merrill. Am looking forward to watching this mid-50s crime drama. Noir is my favorite genre & this looks like it's right up my alley !

@slim555555

Жыл бұрын

I too am a fan of Jan Sterling.

@erikramaekers63

Жыл бұрын

Restrained acting style( in most of his movies) less is more

@coretv292

Жыл бұрын

Gary Merrill's versatility as an actor was often overlooked by critics who failed to appreciate his expressive face and voice. However, this film showcased one of his best performances. Jan Sterling played the role of a tramp convincingly and Regis Toomey was his usual professional self. Even the lesser-known actors like Joe Turkel were in top form. Overall, it was a great film.

@ssoldie5490

Жыл бұрын

I so Agree, Bucky Maxwell👍👍

Great cast with a good pace. Love Jan Sterling always believeable. Gary Merrill was excellent. 👍👍👍👍

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

Agree 100 per cent ! Big fan of Gary Merrill and Jan Sterling myself !

@garylampkin4288

Жыл бұрын

Just saying the names, Jan Sterling or Mamie Van Doren gets my temperature rising. 🌡️😀😍

@keithharvey7230

Жыл бұрын

​@@garylampkin4288 Vida Ann Borg

@waynej2608

Жыл бұрын

Jan Sterling was an amazing actress. Easy on the eyes, too. Loved her in a supporting role in Caged, starring the great Eleanor Parker, as an inmate. Jan was a fine film noir presence.

I watched this one twice within a week. Surprisingly good. I have new respect for Gary Merrill in this film. He is really good. Well done in every way.

A story with a difference great cast well acted out thank yOU

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

So true ! I'm watching it right now. Greatly enjoying it so far. Never heard of it til it was recommended to me by YT.

"Rustle up some stenographers and get it all down while it's still hot!" I've watched a lot of film noir and this one is definitely both obscure and well made. Thanks!

@rosetucker489

Жыл бұрын

Good enough movie, but definitely not film noir! It's a police procedural.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

Ditto !

Gary Merrill was a great and very believable actor whether playing the lead role or as a supporting actor. Enjoyed his performance in 12 o'clock high with Gregory Peck very much. Had never seen this one before, so watching him as the lead was a nice treat! Thanks for posting, you just got another subscriber.

@keithharvey7230

Жыл бұрын

I can still hear Gregory saying 'Keith'.

@randquadrozzi1280

6 ай бұрын

Yes he was believable with a kinda layed back attitude.

Now thats a good detective story. thanks! Merrill, Connors, Aiken and several other recognized actors great casting.

@garylampkin4288

Жыл бұрын

I think Sterling, Connors and Aiken were the notables for this noir with a twist.

Love these black and white noirs and no stinkin commercials!!!what would these old timers be without regis! thanx keepem comin👍👍👍

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

I know ! I'd rather watch a good B&W crime/noir/mystery flick from yesteryear than most of the stuff being produced today !

An obscure gem of a film. Thanks for posting this.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

I certainly have a notion to second THAT emotion !

Very good film, excellent performances Thanks for posting!

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

Could not agree more !

Wow Claude Akins was so young here!

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

And Chuck Connors too !

Merrill shouldn't have to keep apologizing to his wife for the career he's chosen. She could be more supportive instead of being a wet blanket. This was an interesting film; Toomey and Miss Sterling especially stand out among the competent cast. Thanks for posting!

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for a perceptive analysis of this nifty noir. I had never even heard of it til it was recommended to me here on KZread.

@hardshiponthepathwaytopeac2371

Жыл бұрын

Jubal Calif, l guess not learning how to think for yourself has its positives...

Excellent movie absolutely great actors

20 minutes in and it feels like 12 oclock high with Merrill playing the role of Gregory Peck. Good stuff and thanks for sharing this.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

I heartily concur !

Emile Meyer is the tough cop in this one. In SHANE (1953), his Riker character was the theme of the entire picture, dominating the dialog, and the fccus of the conflict. His acting was powerful and gave us an indelible screen heavy. But Hats Off To Hollywood, he got 6th or 7th billing, among those with their names in the small print. Here, he really shines.

@noirfan1943

Жыл бұрын

He's so great in Sweet Smell of Success too. I know him mostly from that. Such a thrill to see him here.

@p.stephens9305

Жыл бұрын

@@noirfan1943"I call him the boy with the ice cream face"!

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

How right you are ! Could not agree more !

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

@@p.stephens9305 Ha ! I remember that line from "Sweet Smell of Success" ! Emile's corrupt cop Lt. Kello was describing Tony Curtis' sleazy publicity agent character.

@aaarauz1

Жыл бұрын

@@noirfan1943 'c'mere Sidney, I want to chastise you'

Great movie. Thanks

Thx for upload, great flick. Familiar classic actors.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

Nifty noir indeed. I think Eddie Muller should show it on his TCM "Noir Alley" program.

Great cast...

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

Indeed ! A wonderfully talented cast.

Merrill's Revenge: A great noir-crime thriller. Such a great cast of character actors. Regis Toomey (Guys & Dolls), Emile Meyer (countless westerns), James Westerfield (on the Waterfront, Hang 'em High), Chubby Johnson, Chuck Conners (The Rifleman), Claude Akins. But it doesn't take a genius to recognize Merrill's role is almost a mirror image of his wonderful performance in 12 O'Clock High where he got kicked out of his job, replaced by Gregory Peck. In Human Jungle he replaces Westerfield. Leading up to Merrill's promotion and in the immediate aftermath dialogue is almost identical to 12 O'Clock High. The film could be a case study in personality types and leadership styles.

I see co-actors who went on to be Major Stars . This movie is hitting all the bells & whistles . And please don't get upset with my comments , I'm just having some fun . 😊😊😊

There was a British TV series back in the early 60's called The Human Jungle. It starred Herbert Lom as a psychiatrist.

@johnrogan9420

Жыл бұрын

Lom was visited by inspector Clouseau while trying to show he should be released from a mental hospital...of course the Pink Panther ruins that concept...Peter Sellers and Herbert Lom...priceless comedy!

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

YES ! That was a great mid-60s British TV drama ! I watched a handful of episodes years ago here at KZread. Since then they've been removed due to copyright issues. A wonderfully well written & well acted series. Herbert Lom was especially good as the psychiatrist (Dr Roger Corder), who treated a new patient each week.

@walte153

10 ай бұрын

@@jubalcalif9100 Yes, it was great. Every month or two I do a search to see if somebody posted a few episodes I could watch before they're deleted. So far... no luck.

@amethyst9998

Ай бұрын

@@jubalcalif9100 That's what I thought this was, with Herbert Lom, so I'm disappointed. Will still watch there due to good write-ups in the comments section. I also watched the series on You Tube and hoped it might have been uploaded again.

A little background: Toomey was 3-1/2 years younger than my dad. They were both children in Pittsburgh. Dad told me that, as a boy, Toomey kept to himself a lot.

I love this movie , I'm gonna save it and watch it a buncha times before I cut it loose . 😊😊😊

This was a very good movie. Thank you for the upload.

An aspiring young beautiful woman finally gets a part in a movie. She calls her parents: " Hey, Mom & Dad, I'm finally gonna be in a Hollywood movie...hooray !! It's just a short scene. I play a dead girl. All my hard work is paying off..!!"

@internetcensure5849

Жыл бұрын

😂

Good film. Chuck Conner quite young

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

And Claude Akins too !

@tigerone2353

Жыл бұрын

@@jubalcalif9100 👍

The Rifleman and Cheyenne both in one movie

@garyolsen3409

Жыл бұрын

Cheyenne

@johnrogan9420

Жыл бұрын

Cheyenne

I have not seen this before but love the excellent directing.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

I'm currently watching it & it's my first time too. Enjoying it very much. Good cast & script.

Top shelf noir!... Loved the brewery scene.. I guess product placement is nothing new.

@gregmonks

Жыл бұрын

Product placement was a staple going back centuries. There was a good example in Anne of Green Gables.

This Film had my adrenaline pumping...........Well done...........I enjoyed this Film.....................Patrick.

🔵🎼BAD BOYS BAD BOYS WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO DO? WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO DO WHEN THEY COME FOR YOU!🎵🔴

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

They should learn not to do the crime if they don't wanna do the time....

Love Merrel and Bette Davis in All About Eve

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

Indubitably ! A true classic. Well written and well cast. Bette and Gary fell in love while making the movie and subsequently got married.

@garylampkin4288

Жыл бұрын

One of Gary Merrill's best career moves... marrying the leading lady 😀

@zeldasmith6154

Жыл бұрын

​@@garylampkin4288 He divorced her.

Thanks for posting! I'll definitely watch this film noir tonight. ♥️♥️♥️

Didn't know Gary Merill could act so well. And Jan Serling good as usual.

@rogersmith4834

Жыл бұрын

I'm a Jan Sterling fan. Loved her in ACE IN THE HOLE (aka THE BIG CARNIVAL). In my 20th Century-Fox days, the closest I got to Ms. Sterling was a chance discovery of her dressing room outside Stage 10. Someone had scrawled her name on a strip of masking tape on a 12-foot trailer.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

@@rogersmith4834 I always liked the late great Jan Sterling. Wonderful actress.

First time i ever saw Gary Merrill was in the very first episode of The Time Tunnel [tv show, 1966-67] playing a senator, bent on shutting the project down. He raised his voice in a scene, and was certainly not "wooden." Since then I have scene many of his films. I suspect the films were wooden and not the actor after watching this performance. As good as anything Humphrey Bogart would have done in the same film/script.

Please keep it up, Noir Fan; this is a neglected and important noir.

@Kidraver555

Жыл бұрын

Not sure this really is 'noir' more 'crime/drama' there is no private detective and the lead role is a copper, what is your definition of noir in terms of plot and character elements, noir is an over used term these days.

@noirfan1943

Жыл бұрын

@@Kidraver555 Wiki says noir is a "stylish Hollywood crime dramas, particularly those that emphasize cynical attitudes and motivations." I also think great character actor performances make noir. A private detective is definitely not required, imho. Gun Crazy is definitely a noir. When I first fell in love with the genre, 20 years ago, I was taught that Detour was one of the first noirs. There's many more examples...

@willedelman7960

Жыл бұрын

@@Kidraver555 The Big Heat is a noir and has no PI and a cop the central character. This has some similarities to it. In the Big Heat the police department is corrupt. Here it is incompetent. I agree there are a lot of movies on YT described as noir and aren't, but this one strikes me as a prime example.

@brinsonopinion

Жыл бұрын

@@noirfan1943 "The Blue Dahlia" is my favorite... no PI in sight.

@ValeskaTruax

Жыл бұрын

Film noir has many different definitions. Not necessary to pigeon hole to enjoy a film.

Great ill be checking here for more like this.

29:23, 41:59, 46:49, 49:35 ~ Stunningly beautiful and dripping with sexuality and always gave brilliant performances. Jan Sterling was hands down my favorite blondie from the 50s.

Great movie ! Thanks. Dave

Merrill bounced into Frank savage

Gary Merrill made a convincing Colonel in charge of WW2 counter espionage in the 1951 German language movie "enschieden bevor morgengrau " starring Oscar Werner.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

Sounds wunderbar ! Would like to see that one ! Always been a big Gary Merrill and Oskar Werner fan.

@None-zc5vg

Жыл бұрын

It was also called "Decision Before Dawn"

@johnrogan9420

Жыл бұрын

@@None-zc5vg entire movie is interlaced with English and then German speaking with a few Mexican exclamations like entiendo y hasta luego muchachos...still very easy to understand the entire plot!

@waynej2608

Жыл бұрын

Merrill was also impressive in All About Eve, as Bette Davis' director/husband.

Ah an early film with Claude Akins. 😀😀😀

Guess who at 19:52? A young Chuck as an extra! Notice how his shoes skate on the pavement? Hobnails, which guys used to stick in their shoes. Young guys used to get in trouble for wearing hobnail shoes to school and wrecking the linoleum. Lots of other young actors who would make it big in later years, including the guy who played the gorilla in Planet of the Apes.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

When you mentioned a cast member who later appeared in "Planet of the Apes", I suppose you mean Claude Akins. He sure played a lot of nogoodniks over the years. This nifty noir overflows with familair faces !

Thanks for posting!

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

That's the way I fell. It's a rare gem.

Great movie. Looking forward to your next upload.

.....Gary Merrill is one of the most thorough, professional, and totally committed cigarette smokers known to man, back then, or today.....a man has never lived who loved a cigarette as much as him...

Chuck Connor as the Mexican Suarez...lol

@kathleenking47

Жыл бұрын

Jack lord played a Mexican too I can't see Irish playing mexican🤣

@garylampkin4288

Жыл бұрын

@@kathleenking47 Or, vice versa 😳

chuck conners , claude aikens,,great cast,,needed a better ending imho, cheers for sharing , robert in italy

Low production values and compulsively watchable - unbeatable combination.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

I heartily concur !

Thanks for sharing!

Extremely difficult at times being a Police Officer, then and now

thanks

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Movie great lines like when the captain 0f police says its a war in crime yet people love soldiers yet hate Cops

The 50's, greatest decade ever.

@Mark-gg6iy

Жыл бұрын

"We disagree"- Black people. "We agree" - the mafia. "We disagree"- women wanting reproductive healthcare. "We agree"- Catholic church officials that are pedophiles. "We disagree"- victims of American LEO's abuse including murder "We agree"- corrupt white collar criminals including politicians ect. ect. ect.

@starvingartistful

Жыл бұрын

You mean the 1750´s, right?

Oh it’s definitely noir. Thanks for sharing it.

awesome!

@3:20 "When are these floozies gonna learn?" @19:00 Chuck Conners!

Oh my gosh ' It Ain't Gonna Be You " ....😘🤣haha Beautiful outfits She wears

A "cops and thugs" scenario that is both predictable and convoluted, very talkative, with a rather disappointing chase ending. But there's a good local painting and an interesting character study, served up by an excellent cast. Gary Merril, rather dull for such an energetic character (my apology to his fans), the beautiful Paula Raymond, Régis Toomey, as discreet as fair, Lamont Johnson (Lannigan), a happy discovery for me, and especially Chuck Connors impressive, dazzling even here, without forgetting Jane Sterling always so seductive and convincing... Thanks for the discovery

@garylampkin4288

Жыл бұрын

I've always been lukewarm on Gary Merrill myself, and this movie didn't change my mind. I did enjoy the interesting twist to the typical noir, which is usually focused on the criminal's viewpoint and angst. Here we have the angsty precinct captain who has a bit of a castrating woman for a wife.

Love it...

38-12 Did you spot a very young Rifleman Chuck Connors playing a gangster in criminal investigation.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

I did ! Crew cut and all !

@anthonyhairston4050

Жыл бұрын

tall too !! 6,6 wow ! he lives on !

@keithharvey7230

Жыл бұрын

Wasn't big Chick in a tv series Arrest and Trial with,I think,Ben Gazara?

@walte153

10 ай бұрын

@@keithharvey7230 He was also the star of "Branded" and "Cowboy In Africa."

@keithharvey7230

10 ай бұрын

@@walte153 He was Jason Cord.

If you know anything about Los Angeles (or any other big city post World War Two and the cynicism that ran through society) then, you will understand the context of the theme. What makes this gem above par is the "B" cast who perform an "A+" job. Other commenters have nailed the essentials so all I will add is my pet theory of what ended film noir....it was cigarettes!

34:43 "Leonard Ustick" (Florenz Ames), I seem to recall hearing his voice in animation from the 60's. Maybe "Tooter Turtle" ? Thanks for the post !

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

I looked him up at imdb. He passed away in 1958 at age 75. So he couldn't have done any 1960s voice over work.

Awesome ty!

Thank you for a fine police movie. I must say, though, that the police captain got off lightly. Bullying tactics cost lives and allienate the public. He was an egomaniac.

Absorbing, fast-paced crime film.

Police procedural film about a police captain assigned to take over a demoralized police precinct and turn it around by solving all the unsolved cases as well as some new tough ones.

Back when men were men, dames were dames and Nashes were police cars.

Blue Ribbon product placement.

good

He was married to Lucile ball? I guess he was a truly good guy. A lot of guest appearances on game shows. They knew how to enjoy life more after the second world war.

@walte153

10 ай бұрын

If you mean Gary Merrill... he was married to Bette Davis for a while. Lucille Ball was married to comedian Gary Morton.

NOIRE rocks not sucks! (And thanks aplenty to our French amis et frères!) ' Did not know your channel even existed! It is impossible that I should ever NOT subscribe, and so now have! Merci beaucoup.

Chuck Connor...1:00

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

And not carrying his trusty rifle....

@garylampkin4288

Жыл бұрын

A decent early role for the Rifleman 👍

WISH THE BREWERY SCENE WAS IN COLOR.

@steveweinstein3222

Жыл бұрын

There's a reason why it's called film NOIR.

@kennyaldrich9542

Жыл бұрын

Right so it to could be lame who watches noir and begs for color scenes? Oh, I know!! A MORON. FFRIGGIN COMMONERS...

@steveweinstein3222

Жыл бұрын

@@kennyaldrich9542 THANK YOU! I so prefer B&W flicks. The sharpness can't be matched by color.

A young Chuck Connors as the murderer

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

Yes ! And dig that crew cut ! He's also a bad guy in the classic 1958 Western "The Big Country". By the time TV's "The Rifleman" came around, he was a good guy.

@TrudyPatootie

Жыл бұрын

*Thanks for spoiling this for others James*

@keithharvey7230

Жыл бұрын

​@@jubalcalif9100 Branded

It came from within

Merrill fired about 6 shots in the brewery and managed not to hit any pipes or machinery. 😁

@garylampkin4288

Жыл бұрын

👍True, the details and sound design were not on the Director's mind here(probably a tight budget and shooting schedule). But remember, this is fiction and in order for make believe to work, you have to be willing to suspend reality for the hour and a half, erso. 😀

👍👍👍👍

Was the bar man in tvs Voyage to the bottom of the sea?

Chuck Connors from Branded ..

Fifties black and white .classic crime flim .🎉

No synopsis in the title heading.

Okay..browsing for this. I may be lame..but is the police chief..the munsters grandpa..or father-in-law of Herman Munster? I feel really like he is..great flic for my mood this morning..seems like i will have to look this question up! Noir to me..if that is a debate& very entertaining dialogue.TY for uploading this.

@misterrobert6799

Жыл бұрын

Nope.

@jubalcalif9100

Жыл бұрын

No. Grandpa Munster was played by veteran comedic actor Al Lewis. The chief in this 1954 noir was played by Emile Meyer, who played some notable bad guys. For instance, he played the chief villian (the greedy rancher Rufus Stryker) in the classic 1953 Western "Shane" and later played corrupt cop Lt. Harry Kello in 1957's "Sweet Smell of Success".

@howlinhonky

Жыл бұрын

When I heard his voice I thought for a moment that he was Al Lewis. Then realized he was much too tall.

@keithharvey7230

Жыл бұрын

​@@jubalcalif9100 priest in Paths of glory.

Oh my gosh what a awesome movie Need these tactics more & more across America at least in Republican cities Police are respectful & probably use ...these tectics need to be in Democratic cities. Great acting ..,& lingo.......🇺🇸

Is the police chief a younger Uncle Fester...or Grandpa Munster...I always get those two confused?

A real zingerroo...

Just me, or is Gary Merrill channeling Jack Webb?

Danforth (Gary Merrill) is assigned to take over the police department in a section of a large city saddled with juvenile delinquency, petty crimes, ...

jan sterling,, just cant say enough about the gal. she is a great actress. caged,,womens prison,, the untouchables in the kiss of death girl. i really dig jan.🤍

Of the many vintage films that I've watched, I've never heard the script use the term "fags." That really surprised me. I guess in 1954 it was OK with the Hays Code, (1930-1967). Interestingly, it wasn't included with the subtitles/close captions turned on. 37:50

@noirfan1943

6 ай бұрын

I assumed he was saying "vags" for vagabonds. That makes more sense to me in context. This is a hays code movie, so, as I understand it, just as they wouldn't have cursed, they wouldn't have used slurs either.

And too, we had then "The Blackboard Jungle" with lots and lots of 'juvenile delinquents' !! We are very lucky that this class of miscreant, wrongly-guided youth exists no longer. Now we have instead the so gentle and very feeling Wokiees, which only desire is to improve things all-round! (And, not to be confused with any Wookies of Star Wars fame -- hairy carping creatures that were tough and blustery, and could tear one's head right off if irritated beyond some point not knowable!) Those type gone-wrong delinquents then lead us directly to "The Beat Generation," which youth and young adults were mostly concerned with the meaning of life, cool music, jiving, chess and coffee, and of course philosophizing. (We're talking here Jack Kerouac, Neal Cassady and Allen Ginsburg.) From those we saw the "Rise of the Beatniks," which species was mostly a fashion taken up by part-time wannabe real Beat types. And from out of those and with all caution and hesitancy as thrown rudely aside, came out Glorious Hippydom, where no bars to LOVE -- LOVE -- LOVE were to be tolerated. Even the depressed gays of that time were technically not to be excluded but, sometimes were kinda, old anti-habits dying hard and all but, generally all worked out rather nicely post that learning curve, for LOVE's Supreme Purpose. Of course there were other classes of semi-types that developed between those early ones, and our own Wokiees of this day but, with those I am not so familiar, and therefor cannot describe nor opine-upon them, only cogitate wonderingly. And THERE you have it -- from the juveniles of odious delinquency -- to our far-improved younger ones of our own day! "History deserves to be remembered."

6’6” Chuck Conners can’t catch a girl, in heels, for 2 1/2 blocks +? Wellll…..ok, that’s believable.

@howlinhonky

Жыл бұрын

Well... he was also only an athlete in 2 professional sports 😁

@garylampkin4288

Жыл бұрын

Just because you're tall, it doesn't necessarily equate to speed and agility. 😳 He was very good with a rifle, though.

@petegregory517

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@@howlinhonky ....and ambidextrous.

@petegregory517

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@@garylampkin4288 yeah, A guy on my softball team was 6-2. Legs as long as a giraffe. Doubt he could catch a cold.

This has a thin, rather unsophisticated plot ...

Oh wow theres Chet Atkins!! ..love these cool ole movies you learn so much & so entertaining...." In the cooler" slugged her" start singing" hotheads" .......you fracture me" 😂 Such horrible non- morals criminals ...

@jerseymike7946

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CLAUDE Akins. Chet was the guitar legend.

Big Gary Merrill fan here.

@jubalcalif9100

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One of my faves too ! Solid dependable actor.

@kathleenking47

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He seemed to age in 10 years

Gary Merrill was married to bette Davis for a while.

He'll back up any officer that has to use force!

@tulayamalavenapi4028

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& stand behind an accidental shooting.