TRUTH BEHIND DEADLY ACCIDENT on Movie Set! Exclusive Interviews! Roy Rogers & Dan White! Westerns!
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- Опубликовано: 13 ноя 2021
- Accidents on movie sets are sometimes deadly. More often, they are not. Roy Rogers,
King of the Cowboys, recalls for fledgling reporter Rob Word in 1971, his only close call.
It was with stunt legend Yakima Canutt. Roy's term "bending whiskers" is an apt
description of the event. Veteran character actor, Florida born Dan White (1908-1980)
joined Word in 1977 for the first Mid Florida Western Film Festival and described being on
location during the filming of the 1945 serial "The Royal Mounted Rides Again," and
witnessing a freak horse accident and the death of B western star Jack Randall (1906-
1945) by a heart attack. Also included is a color presentation and Cowboy Prayer with Roy done for movie theaters and The Rogers Riders Club.
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These are great. Roy Rogers praying. Best of times. Love seeing these western stars reminiscing about the classic times. Thanks for posting.
I love these interviews with the actors who know so much history of the older westerns. I will always be a huge fan of the actors as well as those westerns. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, Ginny
I'm 79 and when I was growing up Roy Rogers was my idol and still is. He was a genuine down to earth nice man.
For those of us who grew up loving Westerns, these clips are like lost treasures found! Thanks Rob for your labor of love.
It's these wonderful snippets of great stories from some really wonderful folks that keep me glued to this channel. Another great one!
Glad you enjoy it!
I love older westerns! that was a cool interview thanks!
It looked liked Trigger was closing his eyes during the prayer! Awesome
Gee, Bob. They always said Trigger was the Smartest Horse in the Movies. Thanks. Now I'm gonna look at it again.
A God-fearing Hollywood actor starts off with a prayer. Don't see that anymore. Too bad. Thanks, Rob. You never let us down.
I loved those old Westerns. Keep them coming.
Love that 70's hair. It amazes me the people you've known and interviewed; preserving these great people and their stories for us. I'd love to see an interview of you.
Thanks, Kyle. I was recently a guest on The Spaghetti Westerns Podcast. Check out my 90 minute interview…if you dare!
@@AWordonWesterns On my way now!
Added in Edit: What a fun show that was!
Whether you're interviewing a character actor or a big star, Rob, these interviews always seem too short and leave the audience wanting to hear more. That says a lot about how interesting these actor's stories are and how skilled and knowledgeable you are in doing these interviews. Great job again, Rob, as always!!!
Yeah, same here. I see that something says it's going to be only 17 minutes long and let out a (possibly audible) groan.
@@mjemigh3304 Thanks, MJ & takk. I'm feeling very very lucky to have found ANY of those old interviews. Glad you enjoy them.
My brother and I used to love watching the reruns of Roy Rogers on Saturday morning. I was mostly in love with Trigger though. What a beautiful horse.
i was taken to a pic son of paleface and trigger amazed me. he even went to bed with bob hope and kept pulling the covers off him.
Rob your talent was obvious way back when (1971). I can see now that you have a history of friends and connections with the great era western actors. Great for your friends on youtube👍😊 Thank You!
Thanks, Slick.
Like seeing the older interviews, thank you Rob
A great episode today. A good way to start a sunday. I love this channel. We need more western channels on youtube.
Ever since getting hooked on this site a few months ago, I'm finding that there ARE quite a few channels that show westerns. However, most of them just throw any ol' thing in any ol' condition up on the screen. It's obvious that Rob really cares about this stuff. And he does his homework, as you can see in both his written and video intros. I've been tempted to make suggestions on films to show, but haven't done so since he's got this WELL under control.
Yes,I’ve seen those other ones,too.... but I want honesty,humor and respect and I get all of that,right here.AWOW is the best.
Another great interview rob.you never let us old cowboys down..love these old actors ..tell such great stories could listen all day long...btw rob you have.nt aged at all still look the same..😁😁
Thanks, Blue. I've since learned to keep my shirt collar inside my jacket!!
@@AWordonWesterns comes with age rob..I know the feeling..😁
Rob just look at you, "way back when," when you were such a 'young-un'! Love your old clips and your enthusiasm and love for what you do is what endears me to your WOW channel. These guys were renaissance men and deserve our utmost respect because they really were some tough ombres. So strange to hear about the tradgedies on set because we only see the finished work of the film. Love how Roy is shown starting his day off with a prayer. You fulfilled every young cowboy's dream in having interviewed so many of our heroes and I would have been satisfied with just meeting Roy Rogers. Thanks again Rob.
Rob still looks young. I wish these interviews would go on and on.
Great job Rob. Perhaps it is just a symptom of being 70 but seeing these old clips brings me back to simpler times but the subjects are always topical.
WoW wows. Again. I hope Rob, that you are cognizant of just how incredibly lucky you were to get these interviews. And how generous you are to share with us. And how grateful we are.
Thanks, Ace. Yes, I do appreciate it all...and as I ride blindly into the sunset, still do.
Great piece Rob.
When you see the heartfelt ROY ROGERS prayer intro and you look at the world now, it's sadly like watching something from another planet...
With every passing day it seems like WESTERNS more than any other film genre are a fast-fading reminder of how simple and hopeful the American way of life used to be. Once upon a time they were the very best ambassador of American values to the world... you had role models and morals, even if they were all just an illusion.
As for DAN WHITE... we sure saw a lot of him in scores of westerns, and he was right to turn down the bartender role in GUNSMOKE, because "Sam the bartender" did not get to work too regular as you might think, as Dan's good friend Glen Strange found out after he had recommended him.
Dan always with his squinty eyes and disposition looked older than he was, and seeing as he favored Florida, he must've loved being on location there for DISTANT DRUMS, which was the very picture known for the Wilhelm Scream sound effect that so many films have used since when a man yells out when killed.
Safety on the set... as Dan witnessed three deaths in his career that were just accidents, it begs belief that what happen recently with actor/producer Alec Baldwin and the total criminal negligence of allowing hundreds of rounds of live ammo on a movie set and mixing them up with blanks... and all because multi-billion dollar Netflix hired cheap and cut corners on safety.
Not since the infamous TWILIGHT ZONE movie "accident" that was clearly a case of a reckless director John Landis being guilty, but scapegoat crew members took the blame... but on RUST the so-called 'armorer' who incorrectly loaded the gun, plus other prior 'mistakes' with safety on the same production, well it wouldn't have happened in Roy and Dan's day would it?
Just think of the millions of blank rounds fired off on well over 10,000 or more westerns in the last 100 years without a single incident like that?
Sadly, along with all the grief that "accident" has caused, I also feel sorry for a dear friend who owns the location the Bonanza Creek Ranch where so many westerns have been shot without any trouble. Her beautiful movie ranch is going to be tainted for quite a while.
I know it's getting harder for Rob having to reach back for material to produce a show with all the COVID restraints of new in-person interviews on stage, but he skillfully overcomes that hurdle... now that's dedication for what he truly loves doing so well!
@@jpbirdie11 I spent 40 years on HOLLYWOOD sets... and bringing live ammo to a set is like bringing nitro and C4 high explosives to a Fourth of July fireworks gathering!
Like I've said so often, talking about westerns and what they taught and what they mean to us, with all that is going on now under the guise of COVIDism... you just feel and realize with each passing day that we're in an 1970s apocalyptic SCI-FI movie like SOYLENT GREEN meets THE OMEGA MAN and Roy, Gene, the Duke and the whole charging 7th cavalry are not going to save us from how life has become so humanoid and totally controlled... and where the very mention of the "land of the free and the brave" is now regarded as hate speech!
As for the "Cowboy Code" -well that evaporated for many when they got sent to Vietnam!
Thank you for your comment JP
Many thanks Rob ! Great episode ! Another close a look on the old times westerns movies and tv shows , all with golden memories ! Is a delight too watch !
Thank you for this. Dan White was my grandfather, and I remember watching this interview during the Western Film Roundup. it is so great to see and hear my grandpa just as I remember him. Thank you so much for sharing.
Great interview Rob. One of the things that made Red River such a great movie we're the actors who played the co staring roles, Noah Berry Jr. Hal Taliafaro, Tom Tyler, Dan White, all veteran western actors, good job!
You bet, Stevie. Thanks.
Rob, great shows. I am 74 and raised in rural and small town . Saturday afternoon in Texas was kids at the movies while Mom and Dad did the weekly shopping in town. Great times you bring back
Thanks, Dan. Those were good times.
Now I have to look up Chill Will's background. ;-)
Thank you Rob I loved this old interview .
Loved those interviews really interesting guys to listen to, roy Rogers seemed to be very friendly and eager to share his stories
Roy was exceptional, Derek. Thanks.
Great interview! Thanks so much for sharing🥰
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks.
A timely video, with the right Word, at the right time.
Nice interview, thanks Rob.
Man Mr Rob, you sure had and still have a dream job and life no doubt. Hard work pays off. Thanks for keeping theses great Memories alive. Respect Sir
Thanks, Bman. It ain't work when you're having fun.
Rob, who knew..... you had succumbed to tbe SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER "look" way back in the 70s lol
Seriously though, your content is lije comfort food for me and i believe many others. Wholesome, no politics and entertaining. Its an oasis 🏝 in today's stormy world. I so appreciate you and what you do.
On a more visual and esthetic note. You've obviously been kissed by mother nature as your giving Dick Clark a run for his money and have a head of hair that would have made Ronald Regan green with envy lol
Unfortunately these are the things one notices and appreciates as we age 🙄lol
Thanks again for all you do from a big fan
Thanks, Bill. I’m a pretty lucky guy.
Great stories of the actors who are the backbone of the great western we grew up with great memories.
Great that you are going back in your archives and resurfacing these old interviews .Really enjoy watching these and I do try to reshare them to get others interested
Glad you like them, John, and thanks for sharing them.
Oh, this was a goody! I definitely recognized Dan White, the great character actor. He seems like a really good guy. Loved Roy & "The Cowboy Prayer." Wow, Rob! What a young & handsome guy you are here! You still look pretty much the same. Great show!
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Thanks for sharing those great memories
Kisses back to you, True. Thanks.
Another awesome interview Rob. Character actors always seem to have the best stories. Keep them coming!
Thanks, Wayne.
What a remarkably likeable guy. : ) Thanks for posting! ( To be honest Rob, I didn't think you were old enough to have done interviews in 1971! You wear it well )
Thanks, Spock
Thanks very much for the very interesting video. Nice to see the older interviews.
Glad you enjoyed it, roberta. Thanks
Roy what a great man!
We love Roy Rogers and Dale Evans
When I was in kindergarten, I went to the afternoon class. I would NOT go to the bus stop unless I had a bowl of Macaroni & cheese and get to watch Roy Rogers. Many a Christmas and Halloween photo has me with my Roy Rodgers cap guns and cowboy hat! The early 70’s were an incredible time to be a kid!
Me, too, Mark! Thanks.
Wow, Harry Carey Jr, one pod my favourites.
Harry mentions John Wayne's in the movie, "Angel & The Badman". One of my favourite westerns. Of course Harry's father played the sheriff.
Kind regards from Adelaide, South Australia.
*What a great time it was there in Williamsburg last week! Thanks for being there, and also for being the Best Master of Ceremonies ever!* 💯👏👍
*That said, and back on topic ... **_After I sternly warned the Director, cast and crew about the blanks being used, one of our Gaffers got shot in the armpit by a wadded blank, on set of Legends and Lies Wild Bill Hickok episode. The bruise instantly came up black and was a full 2 inches diameter. He went off to hospital to make sure no clotting our other damage was imminent._*
Wow! Glad you were there, Odee. It was lots of fun! I should have had you on stage telling a few stories.
Great interview, brings back good memories. You were a young dude.
I appreciate that, Galen. Thanks.
Wow that was great, really enjoy some of these old interviews, would like to have heard more from Roy and Dan.
Thanks, Serine. I wish I had more of them.
Wow, Rob! You've been interviewing celebrities for a long time, but you don't look a whole lot older now than you did back then. I can remember seeing Dan White on TV, but didn't know his name.
Thanks, Steve. It was 50 years ago. At least I’m wearing my collars better now!
In 1957 I was in 1st grade, I had a Roy Rogers lunchbox and raincoat!! A couple years later, 1961, at my first rodeo, Roy and the whole gang were guest MC’s, I was in cowboy heaven. I think I’ll sing a campfire song now🤠
It would be nice if television shows today would start off with a prayer. Rob, have you interviewed, or done anything on John Russell and Lawman? That was my favorite show when I was 4-5 years old.
Both Joh and Peter Brown are gone, Greg. Peter was a good friend. I wish I’d started AWOW a little sooner! Thanks
oh please if people want to pray they can do it anytime they don't need a tv show to prompt them
Who could’ve foreseen how it would eventually turn out… Legends being interviewed by a future legend? 👍🙂
Ain't you nice!. Thanks, rsykesjr.
Rob love your channel look forward to each new episode, keep up the great work, Thank You!!!
I swear that even Trigger looked like he was praying along with Roy.
Trigger was one well trained pony. Smart too.
Love the Cowboys prayer , when Roy recites it ,Trigger seems to understand importance .
Thanks Rob
Great interview ! Glad u kept it in yr archive.
Lucky to have found even a small portion, Jamey. Thanks
Nice! I remember that Riders Club intro that played every couple of weeks at the local movie house's matinee. I think they showed the later Joe Kane films wherein Roy played Roy, and the Billy Whitney films with the great choreographed fights. Strangely, I don't remember if I was a member of the club. Yeah, probably. I had everything ELSE that carried a Roy Rogers label.
Delightful, Rob!
Thanks, Carolyn
Roy was such a lovely man.
The King, June. Thanks.
That was my THEME SONG as a character I invented (Hope Weaver) for an Hour Long show at ALF, Long Term Nursing, Dementia and Alzheimer's units. At the END of the SHOW I would play/sing Dale Evan's song "May the Good Lord Take a Liking to You, and then go around shake hands and thank everyone for coming! I did nearly 1,000 shows in about 2 1/2 years in about 300 cities from Oregon to Texas.
Bless you Marvin for doing that for those folks.
WOW! That's terrific, Marvin. I'm sure they loved seeing you.
@@AWordonWesterns I got to play in Dale Evans Home town at 3 of the 4 places I knew about there in town with my line of work, and I saw Dale Evans' home between the shows that day.
Reference:
Toward the end if I had 4 shows sometimes I'd get 4 reference. I was driving 300 miles some days and often 150 or more between 10am - 1:30 - 3:30 - & after dinner shows (around 6pm).
.... If I was proud of one thing in particular it would be I was getting paid as much as the Elvis Presley impressionist. I didn't have time to interact with people on the road, so that was the Litmus of my success was knowing I could compete with 'Elvis.' ;)
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* I had hundreds of references to use and I planned my 'direction' in part on how close those reference were to each other so the Activity Directors could easily call people from the same area and feel comfortable.
I need to go back to work - I was almost almost at a point where some of the National Companies were interested in my touring for them and their Corporations so they could advertise they had the Best Entertainment for their Communities.
I just burned out completely.
What a great film and interview. Thank you AWOW!
Loved Roy's prayer wouldn't happen today.
Wonderful!
Many thanks, Doug
Well, another interesting episode. It is the unanticipated and unplanned, that result in injuries or death in all professions, Movie's are no different. How many times while performing stunts has something happened that could have led to severe injury or death, but didn't. These scenes or parts thereof were subsequently used in the production, because they added the real world danger to the make believe danger. Those scenes then make great interview fodder for this show.
Hard to believe that 70's Rob Word morphed into todays Rob Word, whose visage as 30's Western performer appears on one of those Patreon goodies (Tee Shirt), are all one and the same.
Thanks, Jim. It sounds like you are proudly wearing your Patreon A WORD ON WESTERNS T-shirt. Cool!
I think you showed this one so we could see just how young and good looking you were/are :) I loved these clips - This (senior) lady was a huge Roy Rogers fan.. My quarter horse is a Palomino (not named Trigger) and not as talented, but a great pal and is 36 years old..
Wow! Thanks, BV. Glad you and your Palomino enjoyed seeing Roy.
Great picture at the end, there.
I've read that Chill Wills pursued an embarrassing campaign for an Oscar for his work in THE ALAMO...for my money his scenes could have been easily deleted
Am sitting with Patrick Wayne in Williamsburg RIGHT NOW and he confirms! Thanxx Buxx
Am sitting with Patrick Wayne in Williamsburg RIGHT NOW and he confirms. Thanxx Buxx.
Rob you said more about Chill Wills than you have ever said about anyone else🤣🤣🤣
interesting show
Roy was Roy Rogers 24/7
The greats…watched them Saturday double feature matinees at the Ritz theater downtown Clearwater, Florida. Air conditioned theater, 19 cent admission and 10 cent pack of Jujubees…plus a cartoon and newsreel! 😎👀
I lived in Clearwater for a year and a half .
Loved every minute.
Good God and Buddha,,, This Man Is So Good,,,, So Good,,,,
Wow! The cowboys prayer! Way back when there was a Constitutional representative REPUBLIC called the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA! And when celebrities had good honest values!! Thank you Rob for preserving these things.
So Chill was a jerk? Doesn't fit his screen persona at all, being an Edgar Buchanan type.
But then likewise sweet ol' Wallace Beery who was purported to be wunna the biggest, most obnoxious jerks in Hollywood.
I lived in Apple Valley and worked on Roy Rogers house and Ranch twice once for a month and once for six and a half weeks. It was in the mid-80s we did a big remodel on his house and went back and did a remodel on the barn actually put air conditioning in his horse barn for his horses. Him and Dale were very nice people I got to know them one time I went to a restaurant Sunday morning for breakfast after church my daughter was just born my grandma lives there and Dale Evans came in with a group of ladies and I said hey there still haven't my grandma was freaking out. So I went over and ask Dale if she would come over and say hi to my grandma and she said absolutely my grandma to her dying days and that was the highlight of her life. Roy's oldest son Roy Rogers Jr had a country band in his stage name was Dusty Rhodes he ended up selling the museum in Apple Valley and moving it to Branson where I had moved in the late 90s I met up with him again and talk to him a little bit I just wanted to pass that story on to everybody.
Thank you, Mike, for sharing your story. So wonderful that your grandmother got to meet Dale and that you were able to spend time with the Rogers' family. They certainly set good examples for the rest of us.
@@AWordonWesterns thank you for the response I would like to tell you I love your show your interviews everything about westerns and you because and now 60 years old. I have a yearning to watch every old western there ever was and right now I have DirecTV. I get all the channels that show all the old westerns and I record every one of them Gunsmoke Have Gun Will Travel Laramie Wagon Train Ride the list goes on and on I record every one of them. So when I get ready to watch them I can just fast-forward through the commercials. It is the only thing I watch on television I'm so enthralled of old westerns and the stories about them the actors when they were born where they were born and your show and all the interviews. I haven't a clue what's on network television these days I don't watch any of it I only watch old western because it's the only thing that entertains me. Me checking out the shows and everything I can find about him isn't enough. It's your word on westerns that caps it off because you have all the inside knowledge and I love the interviews with all the old Stars. I have to say my favorite is James Arness and John Payne. I love John Diane because of the moral messages that every show comes around to tell people. The shame was Gunsmoke. Richard Boone in Have Gun Will Travel is absolute Jewel. All I can say is thank you for your shoulders it means a lot to me to listen to the interviews thank you very much.
My hero Roy Rogers and ben Johnson so awsome actors and your clothes awsome i love Them, i have just got two shirts one from the confederate army and one from the 7 cavalry, a gift from from My son Jimmi, thanks Rob Word of Word on Westerns laird of Word on Westerns laird of the Word manor ✌️ 🤟 from tom your friend always 🤩 🤩 USA 😎 ☀️ 💎
Thanks, Tom. Wear those shirts proudly!
Maybe you had recent events in mind when you posted this; if not it’s just me not being able to keep myself from thinking about them. I think now about a line I think was from “The Sons of Katie Elder” (I’m going to paraphrase because I’m sure I can’t remember it correctly): Your fault, my fault, nobody’s fault…this kid’s going to get it. Sometimes “shit happens”.
Great still picture for the credits! Roy & Gene only Hoppy is missing! There is a great story about why Gene didn’t stuff Champion like Roy did with Trigger! Hint……. it had to do with $$$$
It's a true story, Don. I heard it from the horse's mouth...Pat B.
More please
Thanks, Vicki. I was thrilled to locate what you saw and certainly wish I had more.
Remember the remake of Red River with James Arness and Bruce Boxlightner.
You bet we do Roy. Check out my AWOW interview with Boxleitner and Janet Arness called The Real James Arness about RED RIVER. Thanks.
I am thinking there is a painting of Rob in his attic that is aging for him!
Luckily I can’t find that closet, Patrick. Thanks
I was offered to play Fiddle with Roy back when I was Playing at the Urban Cowboy . I just did not want to move to Las Vegas.
Don't blame you, Gary. Thanks.
Man I sure wish I had known of this excellent tales of yesteryear long ago.
It's not too late, user. Take a deep dive into the 100s of conversations I've had that are in our inventory. Thanks and enjoy!
@@AWordonWesterns Thank you sir. Also, my fiancé likes your efforts. They often remind her of the great times when she was young, watching Western movies and TV shows with her father. One TV show she remembered she loved, was Tombstone Territory. If you have anything in your Chuck Wagon on that show? please let me know and I'll tall her.
@@user-jp5mn3bi2e Tell her thanks and to check out our episode UNLUCKY 13 WHO DIED TOO YOUNG. Pat Conway from TOMBSTONE TERRITORY is among those I talk about. It was one of my favorite shows, too. Still is!
@@AWordonWesterns Thank you Rob, I sure will.
Interesting! He played Steve in The Virginian on stage. Henry Fonda played the Virginian on stage in 1937 at the Westchester Playhouse, Mt. Kisco, New York State and broke his wrist during a publicity stunt, so had to play the role with his arm in a sling!
When I go to Heaven, I hope Trigger and Buttercup are there!💕
Please put these movies on Odysee and rumble also, please.👍🏻👏🙏🏻
What is the story about Mr. Wills. Please tell us more
Good Story.
Many many thanks, Mary.
What's funny about western movies when they're fighting they always make sure they picked the guy up before they hit him none of this ground-and-pound and just beat the hell out of the guys sit on top of them like MMA know they have to pick the guy up and hit it and if he don't get up that's considered the fight is over.
*Hey folks, did all y'all know that Rob Word is really Dorian Grey in disguise? That's how he stays so young in public. Yup, true Words.* 😁
Ya found me out, Odee. I thought that was our secret.
On Chill Wills I am staying naive!!
Too late for me, Toini.
You look like an older Charlie Sheen....in your intro..
Thanks, Tammy. That's because I am older. Almost his Dad's age!
Did you ever talk to James Best about safety on the set?
No. Wish I had, though. Thanks.
@@AWordonWesterns thank you for your reply! 😀
i was a rr fan thanks for these. never heard of the club. did not have a tv. did get to see gene autry and champion in person and monty montana came to our school and did wonderful rope tricks. am i crazy? was there such a person? i remember him spining ropes, even jumping his horse through them, a black and white pinto horse. maybe i saw it in a newsreel and am confused. but i thought he was wonderful.
Yes, Monte Montana was, indeed, a real person. An expert roper and entertainer and rode a paint. We gave him a Golden Boot Award back in the 90s. A very nice man and the only one who ever sent a "Thank You" note for his award.
When is the next taping?
It was last Monday at my house with Elizabeth Dennehy. Yep, that was my living room. It's become much easier to get talent when I can be more flexible with the taping so I have stopped doing interviews at the Autry. It was a wonderful 10 years there with such fantastic guests and wonderful audience interaction. But I want to keep doing it so have adjusted to continue by doing interviews on location around my guests schedules.
Dont anybody even mention Alec Balwin.That wasent a accident.
Onde acho a música "An American Hero" ???
And they make a federal case out the movie rush
Rob never would have thought you doing this job in the 70,s you look the same other than your big hair
Hoping for a little clickbait from the Baldwin incident I’d say
Following RJ’s brilliant suggestion, Shane. Thanks.
🤓 wow that’s not a throwback….it’s an archive ….😂
I know, DOX. That interview with Roy is 50 YEARS AGO!!! I was lucky it survived.
@@AWordonWesterns as well as you ...lol