The Outlaw Josey Wales | Josey Meets Lone Watie | World of Warner Bros. 

I agree!!

Yes!!!!

He's always so good, and so effortlessly likable too.

❤️❤️❤️❤️

True. But they are also the most venomous.

I love this channel ❤ Canadian prepper

Ben subscribed and like your videos For the past 2 or 3 years

I am born and raised Pensacola Florida doomsday prepper

"They call us civilized, because we are easy to sneak up on!"😎

Damn straight.

Best part!

@@shanelewis617 Comedic logic is profound.

Best line 👌

@Tuco The Rat ...and you are an asshole!! A rat's asshole which is much worse.

@Tuco The Rat shut the fuck up

@Nickhead87 shut the fuck up, Tumblrite

He reminds me of my Grandpa.

He was a great man like Clint the best of the best...

My favorite line in the whole movie

Best line I ever heard

Right on the best line in the movie

Very funny line, my favorite though is when he's talking to 10 Bears.

How funny!!!❤

Strother Martin was a great actor. Seemed naturally good at it.

Yessir @@gortnewton4765 I totally agree

Shadow Of The Hawk--look for it, on RU-vid--a (very) young Jan Michael Vincent is in it. Great flick... Saw it when it came out, in '75...

Yeah he was brilliant!

Cool Hand Luke ;)

pop9095 Agree. He’s making a good point too. Respect

Reminds me of Iron Eyes Cody another Native American actor. Too bad Jay Silverheels was given such a token character with the abbreviated words in his dialog.

@@ivanleterror9158 unlike Chief Dan George and Jay silver heels, iron eyes cody was Italian. Jay was not a token Indian, even if his language was stilted

@@GathKingLeppbertI That was my point. Jay Silverheels was the real McCoy so to speak. What they had him say was so wrong. Similar to an interview I saw with one of the stars of the old Amos & Andy show. He said not one of them had much of a "black accent" (his words) but they were required to do all that (holy mackalony) type stuff according to what was written for them. My father was Lakota Sioux, my mother English. I never heard any broken English when in his home town with family in Pembina ND. A ways back, I'm 75.

Ended!!!

I like “Dying ain’t much of A Living”.

You boys gonna pull them pistols are whistle dixie ?

Great lines but so many to choose from. PPhhtt... Well we got somthin round here called the Missouri Boat ride.

I think it goes, "I kind of liked her but its always like that"...."like what?"...."after I get to likin' someone they aint around long"..."I noticed when you get to dislikin someone they aint around for long neither"...indeed, best line ever, lol.

Well he should have armed himself and i guess I'm right popular are 2 that come to mind.know the first isn't in this movie.

He was fantastic in little big man, "oh well sometimes the magic works and sometimes it doesn't "

What is your # 1?

TechSys Engineer Geez, way to put me on the spot. My top 3 is Josey Wales, True Grit (Coen brother’s version) and Good, Bad And The Ugly. Between those 3, I’d say Good, Bad And The Ugly is my favorite.

Well played. For me, I dont think there is a better western than Josey Wales - but that is my personal opinion. However, the other movies you mentioned, are awesome.

TechSys Engineer If your favorite is Josey Wales, I don’t blame you. It’s an incredible movie with awesome dialogue, likable characters, great pacing, awesome soundtrack and great action sequences. Josey Wales is easily one of Clint’s best.

@@hound9313 To tell you something personal. I recently watched Josey Wales with my father (in his 70s). He always talked about the scene w/ Ten Bears. Specifically, "I am Ten Bears" with that resonate voice. Recently, I went to visit my parents and it was on TV. We watched it, and when that scene came on, we both looked @ each other and smiled... nodding our heads, like "damn, that is a great cinematic moment" - I think the fact that we have some Native American blood in our line makes it somewhat more poignant. Regardless, a great flick

Same

@@sadflute8639 I moved to Vancouver, BC in 76 and actually met Chief Dan George. He led the north shore tribe for decades in North Vancouver, BC. A very friendly and personable man.

This movie is also really special to me because I was named after Josey wales. My father used to love the movie. He still does.

Seriously correct.

Pale Rider too.

@@headshotsongs9465 Yep!

Whooped em again josie

Bronco Billy was essentially a reunion of the Josey Wales cast.

northerntraveller

He was great in Kung Fu as the ancient warrior also.

I'm sure he missed you too old buddy.

He was actually a terrible actor, never could remember his lines properly. HOWEVER, he was so natural in front of the camera, no one knew.

@@ccmyart - Some actors are BETTER at ad-lib. Barry Fitzgerald's character in the "Quiet Man" is a prime example.

I've run into some people that were the same way!

I have looked straight at people and was talking to a rock.

Better hope the wife doesn't read that.

Does she also give you important information gradually heading out of hearing distance?

That's the hardest truth a man can learn. Truly. I feel like I've been talking to myself for 10 years now.

@robertoughton61 🤣😂

Bless his family and his people

In a movie filled with memorable scenes, this one stands out the most. Chief Dan George's monolog is one that most viewers remember most after seeing this movie.

As far as I'm concerned, he improvised his lines perfectly! Rest In Power, Chief Dan George!!!

"I never surrendered. But they took my horse and made him surrender. 'Got 'im pulling a wagon up in Kansas, I'll bet..." "...All I have is a piece of hard-rock candy. But it's not fer eatin', its fer lookin' through."

a nice way of saying he couldn't remember his lines.

@@josephcampese5347 He just made up better, more truthful lines.

@@timgreen4137 Clean it up however you like. I prefer the unvarnished truth.

No he saw himself, 2 men betrayed by big government

@@retracted3383 I think you are both right

He was right.

That was my Favorite Line in the movie. I have taught it to many people! Not quite as good, but equally amusing, "I didn't surrender. They captured my horse, and made him surrender. So, I had to surrender too."

"Endeavour to persevere." Something flabby bulldog jowled politicians say that 'sounds like something' but is more akin to spitting on whoever is listening.

@@paladinsix9285 "Probably got him pulling a wagon in Kansas"

was he sober? heard he never was...

...he looked sober,ND he knew how to work a crowd.I actually went to North Vancouver last month and visited the same spot.Still had that sensation if seeing a star...

You were most fortunate to meet such a legend!

He stole the movie.

@@davidferrara1105 He damn sure did.

@@zenkahuna I think you mean: Best performance by Chief Dan George ever, The.

He was great in Little Big man too.

Hell,i didnt kniw everybody else liked this movie too,,,,yall all gon foller me to mexico,i expect,,,,,gon bring that mangie ole red bone hound too,i expect,,,,i recon so.........

That's amazing.

... and that sort of thing was going on well before the first white man ever appeared. What we have is a case of a bigger, stronger tribe moving in and assuming it's rightful place by might... just as it it had been for centuries before.

I saw a video, Clint was saying the Native American community gave Clint their own tribute for depicting the troubled life of Indians, and not as whooping and hollering thugs as is normally shown in westerns.

​@@garypautard1069Normally movies show them as innocent angels who have only ever been wronged but never harmed anyone. So to be honest I wouldn't mind seeing them a little more as thugs to equal things out a bit.

@@rockwellrhodes7703What a bunch of Right Wing horseshit. Millions of Europeans from dozens of countries are not a tribe, they’re immigrants. And some of those ppl were selfish, greedy and violent. Hence the reason they stole the Native American’s land, killed their ppl including seniors & kids, raped their women and subjugated the survivors to cruel and inhumane treatment. There’s nothing “rightful” about that.

Clint Eastwood is the man 👨 Clinton is one of my favorites actor director so many Jobs to before that and who’s Chief George Dan George was the Indian right in Josie Wales

@@TOM15555555 Wow!! your lack of knowledge is astounding.

@@gra6649 i mean he cant be that great considering hes dead

​@@ivaninnokenti614 WOW!!! Congratulation you've won the prize for the stupidest thing that I've heard this year.

@@gra6649 really? There was a lot more stupid things. You must not do much.

You have met him. He is all of us. He is our history.

HELL YES

I was about to say the same thing. How the heck did this fall in my recommended. Great friggin' movie. I still watch it once a year.

great point well said.

Great said well point

Well put.

I watched this with my Grandad as he loves westerns. That line had me almost in tears with how dry and cool it was delivered.

And this old Indian too

i've proclaimed that 1,000 times!! ha

TechSys Engineer , EVER ! 👍🏻

I respectfully disagree. The best scene: "He's got the first move, I owe him that much. I'll tell him that the war is over. What do you say Mr. Wilson?" "I reckon so.."

I love how the moment when Ten Bears meets Josey. Josey spits on the ground and the look on Ten Bears is priceless. Like " How dare this white man spit on my sacred ground"😂

Uh...huh...was that in between the times, the tribes weren't killing each other? I went to the Ute / Comanche Peace Treaty signing that finally happened in 1977. So let's not pretend the Native Americans weren't at war with, and killing, each other whenever they could.

Lol...whats ur point? 😂 Because the natives kill each other, that gives the white guy the right to come in and do the same. That's wacky af reasoning.

@@liveandinstereo It means whites shouldn't be held to more scrutiny than the natives for doing the exact same thing.

No he wasn't. He was from the Coast Salish tribe in British Columbia.

born in BC

@@doughintzsche3219 His tribe was up Burrard inlet just outside of Vancouver. We all know Chief Dan George here. He is a legend. He is beyond fabulous in this film . Absolutely love him.

NOPE! Not Ontario. British Columbia

@@roquefortfiles JC guys. It's Canada. Up there. Land of the frozen people. We get it.

@@ΙωάννηςΛέπουρας Dont know many people who have lived to be that age ... do you ? Ever hear the saying "History is written by the victors" ? Dont believe everything you read/hear . At least try doing research based on more than one source .

:) By all means please explain “he deserves OUR RESPECT.” There were several different tribes fighting and killing each other before the new settlers moved here; besides, archaeologists have discovered that Indians weren’t the first in North America. Yes, Dan George was a great actor, but nobody deserves respect unless they first do something to deserve it and live an upright life. I like Dan as an actor, but I don't have to respect him. Lying Biden & his regime don't deserve our respect, but I pray for them, and hope they repent; Biden is destroying America. Every civilization has some ugly things in their past, even the all the tribes before us. Africa had and still does have slavery; even in America, some rich black plantation owners owned slaves. In Africa they had cannibalism. The Bible says, for all have sinned and fall short. Thank Jesus Christ for dying for our sins, the just for the unjust, to bring us to God. Hope you have a Merry Christmas.

Dear Noel:As I said elsewhere I thought he stole the show totally from Clint.

I don't know , seemed kinda whiney his character .

That would be the writers. His 'rants' though, seemed intentional. As if to say or show that native's 'whining' was pointless. Like the guy said in Thunderheart: "They're a conquered people". There's dynamic here where Dan' character does go on about his people, but Cint's character seems to roll his eyes at it as if to say: "We can't go back or change what happened, so let's cut the BS and try to live with each other, in peace.

Chief Dan was a treasure ! i enjoyed every show he was in !

@@SCROGY Suggest that to BLM.

"I'm invisible, I've never been invisible before" I love that movie 😎

I liked how his dreams in Little Big Man came true in their own strange way.

One of Dustin Hoffman's greatest roles. Chief Dan George in another outstanding supporting actor role.

I was just telling myself earlier today that I got to watch that movie again.

That was a VERY wise move on their part!

Speaking of the trail of tears, I’m related to president Andrew Jackson

Speaking of trails...i went on a long hiker once

You mean the country the whites stole from the natives?

@@pod831 Name one piece of North America that wasn't taken by force. Genius. Can you NAME one? They didn't have a 'country' as such, but they had lands, and history. It was theirs and it was taken. Argue that genius!

@@dirtyharry4649 It wasn't their land.

@@dirtyharry4649 you go to war with anybody and lose you get bung holed

D.L. Sosnik it’s up there with the best , stagecoach , true grit , good bad ugly , pale rider , ride with the devil , hang em high some great westerns to name but a few , hard to know which is best , Jose Wale is brilliant though

It is certainly one of the best cast westerns

It was that

True Western

And then they were conquered. After that they were consigned to the Secretary of the Interior as their responsibility.

Go read what they did to each other...They definitely weren't peaceful!

@@floridaarmyvet3613 you are not true american you live on stolen country

Google, the Trail of Tears, by Aquilla Fleetwood, youtube! Wado

@@AlexMkd1984 Every piece of land in the world is stolen from someone! Find one with no blood on it.. Good luck. The stronger always win, someday someone will take America soil because we have so many soy boy's and Beta males now.

@@AlexMkd1984 Stolen from the Spanish? Here's my take on things: The Shoshone, looked to the French THEN helped Lewis and Clark to 'get an edge' on a HUGE swarm of horseback warrior Nomads who swarmed from across the Canadian Border a few decades before. This 'swarm' outnumbered every other group of Indians and either pushed them to the fringes or stomped all over them. They called themselves The 'Lakota'. They also forced the Crow out of their places of power so the Crow moved and pushed another weaker group out of the area who were known as 'Commanches'. The Commanches moved to Texas and...well, Texas used to be home for the Apache but they got run out and they relocated to Arizona and New Mexico. And how did the Apaches and Commanches make their living? It ain't just from 'hunting and gathering' , it's from 'pillaging' weaker people you can 'roll over'. IF they're stronger than you, you avoid them; if they're as strong as you...you 'dealt' with 'em. If they were weaker, well...you can guess.

Mine too, then Tombstone & Quigley Down Under. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly has to be up there, then the rest of Clint’s other spaghetti westerns. “Whoop ‘em again, Josey”.

Didn't he say it's THE Josie Wales. I'm really not sure. That is one way to know you are a badass. People put the in front of your name.

Yup, he said it's The Josey Wales. Stopped everyone in their tracks on the spot.

I knew this scene reminded me of a quote from another movie. Damn Necros.

The worst thing happened to you Rock, that can happen to any fighter.....You got civilized. -Mickey