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High on a gallows tree. RIP Christopher Logue Larry Adler and most of the cast. When my wife and I were in Morocco for POTUS 44 we thought of nothing else but Roads To Morocco and being off to them. More thoughts than one can Sheikh a stick at. We're off on the road to Morocco This camel is tough on the spine (hit me with a band-aid, Dad) Where they're going, why we're going, how can we be sure I'll lay you eight to five that we'll meet Dorothy Lamour (Yeah, get in line) Off on the road to Morocco Hang on till the end of the line (I like your jockey. Quiet) I hear this country's where they do the dance of the seven veils We'd tell you more (uh-ah) but we would have the censor on our tails (Good boy) We certainly do get around Like Webster's Dictionary we're Morocco bound We're off on the road to Morocco Well look out, well clear the way, 'cause here we come Stand by for a concussion The men eat fire, sleep on nails and saw their wives in half It seems to me there should be easier ways to get a laugh (Shall I slip on my big shoes?) Off on the road to Morocco Hooray! Well blow a horn, everybody duck Yeah. It's a green light, come on boys

Às vezes eu fico pensando, o que diferencia Gordon Mitchell de um Clint Eastwood!?... A aparência?... Talvez! Gordon Mitchell nunca foi o que se poderia chamar de galã; porém o seu porte atlético, mais a sua fisionomia de aspecto sinistro, dava- lhe uma característica bem marcante e carismática, em qualquer filme em que aparecesse. Gordon Mitchell navegou por águas diversas como mocinho e como bandido, E na minha opinião, fazia bem os dois lados. Assim como Lee van Cleef, Charles Bronson e também William Berger, Gordon Mitchell era o protótipo do pistoleiro mau. O que será que faltou para Gordon Mitchell ter protagonizado um grande filme?... Talento ele tinha. Esse Faroeste apresentado aqui, por exemplo não traz nenhuma novidade. É só mais um clichê do gênero, salvo apenas pela presença do bom Gordon Mitchell. Nota 6. Valeu!

the mother is a terrible actress

What’s the movie’s name. How much I see western movies, ore thousand western movies I see, But this movie for first time I seen him. What’s the movie’s name.

Good Movie 💪💯🇳🇿

РОЖДЕННЫЙ УБИВАТЬ(1967)ВЕСТЕРН.

is films good

Brought here by the movie “The Bookshop” by Isabel Coixet, the film mentions a book “A High Wind in Jamaica”….nice movie, loves the Captain last word “Zac, we must have guilty of something ?” (then he laughs it off)….so sad 😢

For those asking John Wayne isn't in this film. This is a very good western called 'The Last Wagon' starring Richard Widmark.

I could never figure out why storm scenes were filmed when the sun was out. Makes it look so fake. Couldn't the movie crew film a storm scene on a cloudy day? I have seen this in many movies and shows from that era.

Kris Kristofferson helluva actor !! And even better singer I have a copy of the movie stagecoach with John Schneider I would love to get him to sign he was also good in Texas rising and qnother great movie called traded with trade Atkins but I don't think Kris has made a bad movie if he has IV never seen it

Got to be one of the strangest comedy spaghetti westerns I've watched. Pretty good

Thanks mate

This was one of my favorite adventure movies as a kid. Nowadays it's one of my favorite movies, period.

I watched this because Martin Amis just died - lovely to see him as a little boy even though he probably didn't put it at the top of his CV

Bowies body 1:14:38

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The great writer Martin Amis at 12:22..

It's Deadmans Walk!!

Americans this IS a perfect scenario= a Bartender pope from Argentina Killing Orthodox Christians in RUSSIA with a $ 45 bill from A Roman Catholic IRISH LIAR + BIDEN CRIMINAL ACTS & JEWS IN NYSE...DANCING AS jew SOROS DEMANDS = KILLING RUSSIAN POPULATION JEWS CAN MAKE BILLIONS

Love these films about the rise and freedom of Texas.

Excellent film by Ealing studios alumni Alexander Mackendrick. Anthony Quinn showing more versatility lead to better roles and James Coburn providing excellent support as the first mate and on the cusp of becoming a Hollywood great. Also look out for a very young Martin Amis, yes the writer and son of Kingsley.

Lila Kedrova is a natural comedienne. All great actors ... but a most unusual "children's" book is Hughes' novel.

The novelist Martin Amis as a child is on the cast!

Thanks for posting

Comachi moon is a great prequel to Lonesome Dove

Been looking for this film, watched it when I was 13,54 now still a great film 👍

Thanks for uploading this. Been trying to track it down for years...

Sadly the quality of film is fuzzy, not crystal clear 😢 can’t watch.

Dead Man's Walk (1996) prequel to "Lonesome Dove"

Same here, spaghetti east, watched the spaghetti westerns podcast and researched and ended up here also. Good day to you!

Thanks for posting, great to see Gordon playing a non villain and starring, grazie!

Thanks for posting. Just watched The Once Upon a Time in Spaghetti Westerns podcast and this was mentioned so I did a search and ended up here.

Where's The Duke?

really love western movie

If you enjoy the movie I recommend the novel. There is a lot more story there, of course, the issues are clearer, the themes more nuanced and the ending is much harder hitting. My wife looked online and told me a movie had been made of the novel I was about to finish, so I was happy to land here. Thanks for this post !

Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad!

I liked this chemistry Anthony Quinne and James Coburn of course the English Kids made this show

Just listened to the audio book by James Lee Burke what a treat

Hollywood specialized then in badly written, badly directed (half the voice overs are in the wrong accent for the character they're supposed to be for), inauthentic, unbelievable, over the top vulgar spectacles of thinly veiled perversion and vice, masquerading as morality tales. Yup. Still does.

Saw this as a child in 1965 at the local theater here. Never forgot it, though years went by in between my recollections of it. I'd forgotten so much. The only Anthony Quinn movie I ever saw in a movie theater. This is a well-restored version, sharp & clear. After an extremely noisy beginning, and the kids coming-off as brats---until one gets used to them, that is---it's a well-told tale that's ultimately quite compelling & moving. Great role for Quinn, who's simply superb. Coburn, too.

Where’s the first part???

Great movie....thank you so much!

I always enjoyed watching this adventure/drama movie. The acting chemistry between Anthony (Barabbas) Quinn and cute blue eyed blonde Deborah Baxter along was superb, and James (Our Man Flint/In Like Flint) Coburn also really did a fine job and added a lot to the movie. It even had the German actor Gert (Goldfinger) Frobe as the Dutch captain. I totally love the enchanting opening and closing theme song by Mike LeRoy who sadly died recently in 2020. Thankfully one main cast member is still alive, Deborah Baxter (born 1954). I prefer movies having happy endings, but the sad ending makes it even more memorable. Thanks very much for sharing.

Thank you for posting this movie. it made a very powerful impression on me when I saw this as a child. Thank you Safron's World for giving the name of the man who sang the song, Mike LeRoy. It too was a powerful song well sung.

Where in the hell is John Wayne?!!!

Good.. Comedy

Missing over half of the movie. Sucks

Where's John Wayne?

BORING!!!