Heart Of Arizona 1938 Hopalong Casisdy 

Absolutely correct Karen !..there is Nothing Hollywood produces today that is watchable.I tuned it off years ago. It is all evil, full of sex, foul language, nudity, violence and completely void of any moral standards whatsoever ! Give me Hoppy , Flash Gordon and the movie classics from the 30's through the 50's and I am completely satisfied ! Also look up other greats like Legend of Wyatt Earp and Rifleman , if you like westerns with moral character. Dana Vn Era disabled Vet.. Combat Medic Surgery Tech First Army MEDDAC Dept. Surgery/CMS Vet Rep [ Ret ] God Bless and thank you veterans for your service..

Thanks tyryrytyytytyyyty

Love.

I know man.

@Sunshine Baker - NATALIE MOORHEAD ACCUMULATED OVER 75 CREDITS IN FILMS.

Now those were the real McCoy type of westerns they don't make the like that anymore I'm a seventysix year old Western nut.

wally lol 🌙

wally, as a kid growing up in the 50's there was only one hero, and that was Hopalong Cassidy.

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These movies are what I saw in the 50's as a child. They're decent, morally sound and good for children. The good characters were heroic and the bad characters were redeemable or maybe not.

My mainstay also

You said more than a nice mouth full, fun an you said it all .

I thought it looked like California, I know that area around Lone Pine.

Great scenery thanks for the movie

"Looks like" -- of course it IS "the Alabama Hills." They're iconic; NO mistaking them. And as Hoppy viewers know, they were essentially his 'backlot' -- kind of like how Monument Valley is associated with director John Ford and his select John Wayne westerns.

Still worth watching in 2021!

Art Roraback - Right you are !

Your mom had smarts an class .

Don't blame her. Very interesting plot, with some tough and astonishing ladies.

Very good plot.

Po66

With Belle's final words and subsequently the graveside scene where all are gathered, viewers assume Lucky and Jackie will indeed marry (certainly with Hoppy's blessings, as he alluded to) and eventually bring her (spirit / soul) the grandchildren she pined for along for her perpetual desires for Jackie's safety and happiness. YET the final scene is a generic looking shot of Hoppy, Windy and Lucky riding away, i.e., nothing with Jackie and Windy's nephew. This leads me to believe it's just a generic perhaps pulled from another "Hoppy" adventure. It's probably a given the boy goes back east for the next school year. But the convent's school where Jackie is a resident student has seen the last of her. Nice, SHARP print. NO ads. Fan - tastic.

THAT WOULD BE A dern tootin GOOD START, you bet 'cha. Meanwhile, thanks for sharing Navada Jane.

Start in Florida then Texas etc...The only things wrong with Washington are corporate money and neocons that pander to bigoted fools.

I've just read a couple of Louis L'Amour's "Hoppy" novels. The original author had no intereste in revisiting his character, so L'Amour was hired. His wish was to rewrite the original character but the editor wanted the Boyd-movie version of the character. L'Amour disclaimed writing the four "Hoppy" books almost to the end of his life though they ended up in his hardcover collection in the '80s.

Much more potential for success with Hoppy"s version.

@Ann Pommer Thanks Ann. Hope the same for you too :)

"fredflintstone1485," "different" -- how about Russell Hayden's Lucky filling in?

I bet you have great memories and stories to share!!

@@juliebailey460 great 4 you

thats great

Moi aussi!

Yes I understand that there will always be evil...but why does the good always set them selves up for it. Two guys on a cow trail . It's almost to paneful to watch. My prize bull and his off spring ,now you two take care of them. Knowing that there are bandits and rustlers all around. Yes I love seeing the old greats! My head just needs to adjust to the fact that it's all casting,not real life. All playing cowboys and bandits. Maybe if I wasn't so gosh darn cinnical.

NO Agnes Moorehead connection. 1) Natalie's family / birth last name was Morehead -- so, missing the second "o" of Agnes' Moorehead.. 2) Dec. 6, 1900 is Agnes' birthdate; July 27, 1901 is Natalie's -- biologically impossible, only seven months separating their births. ANYONE could do a two-minute perusal on IMDB and confirm. Lastly, the successful actresses' faces have little if any similarities. "Thank you, 'Nevada Jane.'"

@@scvandy3129 Thanks, point taken. I will be the first to admit to being lazy and ne'er-do-well 😛

I was watching an old Hopalong movie and Hoppy's gun was empty, so he just threw it away. Who directed these things?

So, let a story be a story. I don't see any assertion that what we are about to view is the unadulterated truth. If you want a documentary, turn to the History or National Geographic channel! Quit trying to make Western movies something they never claimed to be; sit back and be entertained for an hour. It's as simple as that!!

"vawlkee51," You can double that for Roy Rogers' "Days of Jesse James" (1939) where 27-year old Donald "Red" Berry portrays the famous outlaw. No one in Hollywood, academia or the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts expects authenticity in 'B' Westerns of that era. Just like in the 19th century no one, similarly expected authenticity in 'dime novels', the equivalent of 'B' movies for that pre-motion pictures era. Even in 'A' westerns 'they' get Belle wrong.

Moises Peña 9

+Jack Val, Hoppy wore some killer spurs. No wonder Topper was always ringing his tail.

Oh you are such a whiz

"GoldTradersNiche," Obviously NOT the 1890s because Belle died in '89. Being born in 1848 and having her daughter Jackie be of convent boarding school AND courting / marriage age, mid to late teens, puts this smack, dab in the middle of the 1880s. Keep in mind, as most do, that 'B' westerns are known for playing 'loose' with the facts and figures and truth.

Anna.... Miracles do happen

"annaweathers4614," Good call, but that pales in comparison to Hoppy's (ghastly) arm / shoulder gun shot wound in the climatic firefight and he rescues mortally-wounded Belle by racing to and picking her up off the ground -- without ANY hesitation, difficulty or noticeable pain on his part.