30 LIGHTNING RAIDERS (1945), Buster Crabbe, Fuzzy St. John
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2019
- LIGHTNING RAIDERS (1945)
Buster Crabbe, Fuzzy St. John
directed by Sam Newfield
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Had the pleasure of meeting Buster Crabbe & Al "Fuzzy" St John at the Santa Fe Ranch! They were both performing and dancing when Fuzzy stepped on my 8 year old sisters fingers and was so apologetic .....so sweet! Buster was as handsome as he was on the screen! What a wonderful memory....
Same cast different roles, buster and fuzzy made a few of these movies, good to watch these two together🐎🤠🎬🎥
"Fuzzy" is the real star here.Apropos "Buster": St.John was the most important sidekick with Buster Keaton after Joe Roberts(died 1923) and a nephew of Fatty Arbuckle
What a pleasant surprise to find these gems from the early days of westerns. Thanks ever so much for sharing all of these Buster Crabbe videos. I've been looking for Prairie Rustlers for a long while so thanks for that one also. It is good to see that there is someone else that liked these. Simple, non complicated Thanks again William.westerns like me. Most of these were filmed at Corriganville Movie Ranch in California with a shooting schedule of only 3 or 4 days.
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@Riley Everett instablaster :)
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Another good show 👏👌
Goodstuf
"Fuzzy's" stage-character written as: loud-mouth, indiscreet, hair-trigger temper, slow half-wit, a habitual-gossip revealing 'good-guys' confidential security information, jeopardizing their lives.
I would never partner with this 'loose-cannon' unless I had a death-wish.
BUT, Fuzzy's character is apparently written as Western comic-relief.
But his character is too excessively 'slap-stick' for Westerns.