Yuma (1971) - Western Full Movie starring Clint Walker 

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+Bevis chaka I feel your pain.

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Craig H Even though his passing was hardly mentioned his fans and followers grieved deeply for him. I hadn’t cried so hard and long since my mother died; it was a though I lost a close family member.

'Hold you potatoes while I kiss your mother." Movie?

@@henryfredette6735Not in this Movie.... but your probably thinking of Fess Parker, (his looks and voice are similar to Clint Walkers.) Fess says it near the end of the Disney movie "Old Yeller."

@@mosriteminioncause7741 Yes, you are 100 percent right, on both.

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Gracefully

He was what ever man wants to be .

He was what every man would like to be. Tall Perfect built talented and could sing opera.

D.L.T-Stone Stone God I didn't know...

D.L.T-Stone Stone He was most certainly a class act. Absolutely everyone who got to know CW over the years at the Western Legends Roundup in Kanab Utah, fondly remember him as a genuinely wonderful and gentle man who was extremely loyal to his both fan base and his family. He is greatly missed. Cheers!!

Victoria Taylor There will never be another Clint Walker.

He was also a lady's man. What a gorgeous man. I watched him on every Cheyenne show way back when. Do drool over him today.

That’s right

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Yes one can watch Cheyenne, but u have to pay to watch it now !

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Bing- "Although best known as the deputy on Bonanza (1959) and Robert in The Magnificent Seven (1960), Russell's notoriety on a national level was as the owner of the Portland Mavericks Baseball Club. Helming the only independent team in the class A Northwest League, Russell was an innovator. Before Bull Durham (1988), there were the Mavericks. Russell kept a 30 man roster because he believed that some of the players deserved to have one last season. His motto was simply one three lettered word - not WIN - although the Mavericks did just that - no, the word was FUN. He created a park that kept all corporate sponsorship outside the gates, hired the first female general manager in professional baseball, and the following year hired the first Asian American GM/Manager. That same season his team set a record for the highest attendance in Minor league history, and went on to win the pennant. Ex-major leaguers and never-weres who couldn't stop playing the game flocked to his June tryouts, which were always open to anyone that showed up. From as far away as Capetown, and France, players would head to Portland for a chance with Russell's Mavericks." -IMDB

That is what I thought at the end.

Yes, it did play out like a detective story. I didn't work out who the arch baddie was. A very good film. I'd never heard of this film nor of Clint Walker, who is certainly a fine actor.

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.....his sense of humour shone through too (his ongoing joke with Julie about his month in advance).....and yes the revelation of the real baddie at the end added a layer of "who dunnit it".....not scripted into many westerns. I never missed an episode of Cheyenne.....or Bronco

Mia.....you wanna bring up episodes of the serial western - Cheyenne

You would like Randolph Scott. He was Cart Grants Homosexual lover for years. You could always see him grimace when he landed alittle hard in the saddke! Lol

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Duane Lee Russell how

Sandra Fraser Mine also. I have so many photos of him on my phone there is hardly any memory for my grandchildren.

Fredrick Harris That’s because he picked his roles carefully.

+Frank “HOT DOG” Distefano Exactly my thoughts! He reminds me so much of Fess Parker's work as Daniel Boone.

Very well said

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Predictable?...so u knew the ol man was in on it?..righto lol

Best looking western actor I have been charmed by since age 10 and even now!

How refreshing to hear someone else say what I’ve said for years. No wonder society is so aggressive and rude with the pics they make today.

I thought the scenes involving a lot of actors were very well done.

OK!!!!

Cheyenne.

Cloud Dweller: yes, it was a very excellent movie. I think the old time actors are better then the newer kind. As the newer actors don't show the true love for acting like the old ones did. Of course my opinion too. I must add however. There are some new actors who are very good. But a lot of new actors stink in movie acting.

He was a bad ass

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and not well done either ... scene was rushed and forced.

They were the good old days.

I'm seventy three,...and I totally agree with you!

We watched Saturday's morning flicks, with feature films on Sunday afternoons. They were great days with stories of good verses bad played out among glorious scenery and historic buildings. The characters were unforgettable and were my heroes. I only now realise how beautiful and how well schooled the horses were.

In a small town in north west Georgia we did the same thing. Such wonderful memories Mr. Holmes.

Mine was a Roy Rogers Fan also I was

without a doubt Clint Walker had the best "rumbling from deep down" voice on TV

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Sounds similar to Charlton Heston .

A man of few words, he doesn´t use it much - jajaja

I wonder what note that is. It is very soothing.

rest in peace Clint walker