Shane filming locations in Grand Tetons, Wyoming! History Hunters #33
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2019
- Jeff and Sarah visit Jackson Hole and the Grand Tetons and trek out to find locations where the classic western Shane was filmed. Join them on the adventure around breath-taking beauty! This is episode #33 of History Hunters!
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I’m writing once again about the film “Shane”. Even today, at the age of 86, the closing scene of the movie still brings tears to my eyes! I guess I am a sentimental at heart!
So many of us are when watching this great western. It accentuates and perhaps symbolizes our beautiful country. I’ve been all over the world but the American west is the most beautiful of them all.
Not on ur own
Always thought this was the best Western of all time-memorable, moral, momentous, with great magnanimity . Alan Ladd's portrayal of Shane is the benchmark for all Western heroes.
This is the greatest western and one of the greatest movies of all time. We had moved from the Teton Valley Idaho in 1951 so when Shane came out it took us back home. I later became a wrangler at JLL not far from where to movie was filmed. My uncle had worked with the buckskin Palance rode and I guess he was kind of a bronc. Palance did well as did all the actors.
I'm 77 now and this remains my favourite film.Just perfect.
Sitting in that theatre so many years ago with my Mum and Dad brings a tear to my eye,i’m seventy one now.I’ve watched Shane a hundred times and to me personally it was and still is the greatest western ever made.Alan Ladd i know you were just a small guy like me,but you were unequalled as an actor,your early passing was never explained because who knew how you felt at the time,small in stature Alan you were but a giant in your craft,RIP my friend.
I was 10 years old when I saw the film Shane in the company of my parents and I will never forget it. It is perhaps the best film about the old west.
thanks Jeff for taking us along. Shane was my favorite western when i was a young fellow. i read the book in school watched the movie 50 + times for sure, i even called my boy Shane. take care
Thanks for watching our channel and commenting! Shane is a great movie. I have found memories of the first time I watched it when my stepdad was alive and part of the family. He is gone so I think of him when I watch it again! I appreciate your comments!
My favourite western of all time.
When I watch the final scene; the music, boy running shouting "Shane" and Alan Walbridge Ladd riding off into the mountains!
It still gives me goosebumps!
Love and blessing from Wolverhampton England to you all.
Sende o filmi anlayabilecek beyin ve kültürel birikim varmı ?
Lovely to hear from someone living in the land of old Bill Shakespeare. Hope all is well, in spite of your countries current difficulties. Good luck!
@@teomanvural897 Why such an insulting and rude message .? You come across as an intellectually challenged idiot !
Same here in oldham
To me Shane is one of the most important & endearing movies I have ever seen . The country, the characters, the music , the story & Allan Ladd . I have not yet seen the story too much. Thanks Brian 79
i recall the film well...and have enjoyed it many times...a favourite from my childhood!..I heartily agree!
Yes, it's one of the classics!
Shane and old yeller
@@chuylopez8793 another good one is "where the red fern grows"! It was filmed i think where old yeller was,east of tulsa ok by the Arkansas state line. Anyway where red fern grows was filmed there at dripping springs,beautiful natural springs,falls! And rocks & hollers,caves! From outside siloam springs ark down to talequah ok & an old country store in between. There was an old house at springdale ark east of a q chicken house restaurant(one of President Clinton fav,& ate there while i lived right behind,then had to follow his entourage to tulsa doing about 30mph)was a big house with hitching post still out front! Guess it was post office,store,& way station plus boarding houseyears ago. Then gravel road goes straight south from it to hospital,& past cemetery,& at night especially with full moon it is spooky,or foggy or snowing! Reminds me of story is it ichabod crane & headless horseman?
I saw the movie in the 70s as well, but then read the book in high school in the early 80s. In the book it's heavily suggested Shane's wounds are mortal.
To this very day, that movie is my favorite. My daughter love this movie so very much she named her son after the movie. "Shane"
Michael Goudeau it is a great movie for sure! You need to visit this area if you can! Merry Christmas! I hope you can subscribe to my channel! Jeff
History Hunters Yes I am a subscriber to your channel keep up the good work. Yes I am retiring in about three years Jackson hole Wyoming is one of my destinations and I have to go visit because of this
@@michaelgoudeau9671 You will absolutely love it. Go in June when the weather is great and the snow is still on the peaks!
Shane is one of my all time favorite motion pictures...I was 10 years of age...my parents, especially mom just loved the scenery, as well as Brendon...as he closely resembled her 10 year old! As an old guy, I really love the location and the fine music track! Jack Palance was cast perfectly for that "scumbag" Wilson!
Besides having a good plot, the music was iconic, along w/ the scenery, Alan Ladd, Jean Arthur, etc. Something abt the movie keeps you riveted to your seat. Thanx Jeff for taking me back.
This was one of the greatest Westerns of all time. I never get tired of watching this movie. Thanks for showing the location as it is today and where various action took place.
I'm a country-boy and a big western movie buff. I own MANY western movies and TV westerns. I definitely have my favorite character actors, main stars, and favorite movies and shows. I have to say, that SHANE is my all-time favorite western movie. Obviously many great character actors in it, absolutely THE best
"bad man" of all-time in
Jack Palance, and of course Alan Ladd playing Shane in what I consider the opitomy of what a good guy with a gun should be.
Even the dog deserved an Academy Award for his acting in the saloon
scene near the end of the movie when Shane
enters through those
swinging doors. lol.
R.I.P.
All of those great actors in that picture.
I enjoyed your video very much. What beautiful country.🇺🇲
Shane is a wonderful movie! I enjoy it. I also like the Shootist and Tombstone. Thanks for watching and enjoying our video!
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its a darn shame the old cabin hasnt been saved. with that view, i can imagine alot of people would love the opportunity to stay somewhere like that on holiday
Thanks Jeff; Shane is perhaps my most favorite western motion picture.
Roy G. Dodd thanks a bunch! It’s a wonderful film and the locations are awe inspiring! 😍
John Wayne excluded Shane and The Magnificent Seven 1960 are my favorite westerns.
The backdrop to the opening shot of this video had Shane movie written all over it. Outstanding!
Kowboy USA comments like this are a pleasure to read! Thank you very much!
Thank you so much for finding these locations on Shane! I was born 2 years after the movie was made, and to me it is the greatest western movie I’ve seen. Keep those videos coming,!
Totally agree, the best!!!
Best movie ever! I watch it several times a year. So being you’re from CA, I’m impressed you got off the pavement and went out on antelope flats on foot without bear spray, a 44 magnum and a pickup truck full of cowboys with carbines as guides. That herd you saw watching you ‘at attention’ was most likely antelope if they were very light colored, or cattle if dark colored. Moose don’t herd up that time of year, Bison don’t watch people like that and elk and deer usually aren’t out in that sort of habitat that time of year. There is an occasional grizzly around out there periodically. You didn’t find the hole of Torreys grave, but it is there, so are some ruins of the townsite including a slight road through the townsite. That wire you found is at the site of the homesite. A number of scenes were shot from the sides of hills that are known as the Blacktail Hills between Mormon row and the Tetons.
Thank you, Kenny.
Wonderful carefully crafted presentation Jeff and Sarah with so much Hollywood movie significance, since Shane is considered to be the greatest pre-eminent western movie ever made surpassing all others. I was always captivated by the beauty of the opening scene, depicting Shanes descent into the valley and his unsuspecting crossing of the Joe Starrett homestead leading to his magical encounter with little Joey. Who could have possibly guessed that this was shot on the Teton Pass Highway, at the Rest Stop to the left of the Howdy Stranger/Jackson Hole sign? A wonderful presentation as usual filled with such historical information on the making of Shane that's largely unavailable to us.
In spite of it's occasional overlooked editing eccentricities such as the spotting of a distant car or truck, or Shane entering the Saloon by both the left and right swing door in the final scene, I think both the video and musical content of this magnificant Movie to be unsurpassed.
Thank you so much for bringing us so much joy.
I love Sarah's take on the " blow-y" flowers ! I totally believe that to Sarah !!! Thanx for the GREAT video . My dad loved the movie "Shane" !
Thank you for an brilliant 25 minutes of great documentary video making. You are both genuine human beings. Thank you for so much more than the mainstream media presents .... truly fantastic views. Real people.
Thank you so much for your kind words. Happy to know you enjoy watching. More to come soon.
Shane was my dad and I's favorite movie. I was born in 1953. I enjoyed your narration. it was informative. you should have your wife watch the movie? its one thing to see where it was filmed, but watching this classic movie ties it all together. Shocked to hear little " Joey" killed in car crash in 1972 at 29 years old. Pretty sad. Thanks for sharing.
George Cochran: I accidentally came across this piece by Jeff and thoroughly enjoyed it. "Shane" is certainly one of the finest westerns and most beautifully filmed I have seen until "One-Eyed Jacks" was released. You interest in putting yourself and your partner through some physical effort to revisit this incredible location and share it with us certainly is appreciated. Be blessed!
This is deja-vu for me because I worked for the Park Service in Grand Teton on the trail crew in the 70s, although not in the part of the park where Shane was filmed. Interesting tidbits of information from the IMDB site. Jack Palance had little, if any, experience riding horses before filming. In the scene where they bury Stonewall, the dog's owner is in the grave below the coffin calling the dog, which is why the dog is looking so intently in the grave. They shot some of the scenes with strong telephoto lenses, which made the mountains look closer to the buildings than they really are. Alan Ladd at 5'5" was much shorter than Van Heflin who was about 6' tall. Anyway thanks for the interesting video! Grand Teton Park will always have a special meaning for me due to my time on the Death Valley trail crew there. BTW those squirrels your wife mentioned are Uinta Ground Squirrels, they are all over the valley part of the park.
I remember the film, the place is a paradise on earth..
@@carloszeballos8828: Yes. To look at, not to winter in.
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That was great, Shane is a magical film and the use of the mountains as a backdrop makes it special. It really does seem to epitomize the 'Wild West'. How nice that you went to such trouble to find the locations, makes me want to visit. The ending of the film gets me every time, a nice element of mystery around Shane's character.
Westerns were very big here in England and they don't get any better than this one.
Thanks Jeff, Andy.
Couldn't agree more! Thanks so much for watching and we do hope you like us enough to subscribe!
Love it here!! Worked for GTNP for several yrs!! Got married on top of a Mountain there!!!.. Had the reception at a Cabin at ColterBay...Was a great time in my life!!!
I never get tired of watching "Shane", a great movie.
Great video of you going to the location of the movie.
I live in Bakersfield, Ca. and Jack Palance, lived in Tehachapi Ca.,
a few miles East of Bakersfield.
I met Jack through a mutual friend of ours and I am honor to say that we became friends.
I would often take my wife and kids to visit Jack at his ranch whenever he was not
filming.
You, could not tell by looking at him that he was a very nice man.
My kids loved him, couldn't wait to go visit him at his ranch and get
to ride one or two of his ponies.
Through Jack I got to meet Ben Johnson, who also happen to be a very nice man.
Again, Jeff and Sarah too thank you for your video.
Thank you my friend! We also live in the Central Valley. Of course you saw I met Ben Johnson, who was a nice man. Few stars actually wind up in this part of California but I recently lived Elisha Cook lived in Bishop! Go figure! Jack Palance, I heard, was a private man so you are fortunate for having met him!
Thank you, for your respond to my comment. Yes, Jack was a very private
man, why he took a liking to me I do not
know. But, I am still honor to call him a
friend.
I also met character actor Charles Napier,
after he moved to Bakersfield from Tehachapi Ca.,
We used to get together and have coffee
in the morning when he was not filming.
As an Actor myself I can say proudly that
I have met many famous Actors, Sam Elliot, Henry Darrow ( Monolito on High
Chaparral, Santa Barbara NBC Soap,
and many other films.)
All of the big named stars and not so big
named stars I have met all been very nice with the fans and just plain folks.
To this day I do not know why I was so
blessed to have either worked or met
them and they took a liking to me.
Some of the scenes for Thelma and
Louis was filmed her in Bakersfield,
Ca.
My daughter wanted to meet Brad Pitt
so I got her 2 days work as an extra and
she got to meet Brad and he invited her
to have lunch with him on location.
Man, what a guy he was.
I am so happy he finally won an Academy
Award.
Sarah, after watching Shane again, last night and this morning, I came here specifically to ask you to give it a view. The animals and children in the movie are precious, Brandon deWilde's character is just adorable! You'll love it! It's Hollywood gold for sure.
This is cool. Thanks. Love Shane, one of the very best American Westerns. Cowboys didn't come much cooler than the villainous Jack Palance in this classic.
Carl Rees Thank you so much for letting me know that you enjoyed this show. We shot it back in June and it was fun to do. I hope that I can count on you becoming my newest subscriber as I try to reach 1000. It would help energize me to do many more videos in the coming days.
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Thanks! I appreciate it!!!
Been there! In 2018 and actually stumbled on to this cabin but didn’t realize until yesterday what it was! Went inside it and was fascinated. I knew it was an old homesteader cabin. Gorgeous view too!
Just spectacular! America had the western expansion like no other place. We have our own rich history here, and lots of western movies to document it. Splendid job! Thx!
Thanks Walter!
An excellent movie that will never in my personal opinion be forgotten.
After the years of watching this movie I could believe that Shane was Joey’s farther and Marian was the girl who Shane left to pursue his place in the civil war. Upon his return he found she had made a life with a good man and he didn’t belong any longer. The tension between both Shane and Marion shows in the movie even big Joe knows the truth deep down.
Maybe just my over thinking brain but I believe it only adds to the magic of the story.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and showing us the beautiful scenery.
Shane was the first book outside of school I read, Loved the movie, Thanks for sharing!!
My husband and I always enjoy your videos. I even have my Mom who is 94 watching them now. She really enjoyed them!
California Gal oh my goodness! You made my day! Thank you! I am honored that you would watch my videos. I was just telling Sarah about your comment. What a blessing. More are in the works!
My neighbor is named Shenandoah, but everyone calls him Shane. One day he was leaving our yard and I called out "Shane, come back Shane". They all looked at me like I was nuts, but Shane laughed. Guess he'd heard it before. Thanks the scenery on this one is definitely gorgeous. 6800 feet by the way, wow.
Hello Jeff Allen here again I lived in Jackson Hole in 1975 and 1976 I visited many of those cabins that you are showing us today enjoy the great shots you have taken today it brings back many memories a cowboy for the Jackson Hole cattle Association back in the Grove on basin is still amazing you bring history to where I had been and you have followed there is a place north of Jackson Hole where all of those cabins have been taken I wrote their many times and wished I had been in that movie call Shane I know many of the original settlers of Jackson Hole there is a squirrel type animal that lives there is actually called the chiseler when I was there in 1975 and 1976 most of those cabins are pretty well wasted away but they still bring back the history of the movie of Shane I used to ride in the Saturday Sunday and Monday Rodeo there in Jackson Hole add many great experiences in the Cowboy bar of people buying me drinks
I love Jackson Hole!
Jeff dear You are a Very sentimental informed Historian. I bawled my head off the first time I saw Shane in the 1960s.
My best friends sons name is Shane.
My late husband met Brandon DeWinter sometime in the 1960s.
Always watched his subsequent movies.
Glad Sarah loves this place. Sometimes I think she would rather be somewhere else!LOL
BUT WHO WOULDN'T fall in love with that VIEW. GORGEOUS! OUR COUNTRY IS SO WONDERFUL! I PRAY THE PEOPLE START JUST TRAVELING TO SOOTH ANGER? , AND VISIT AMERICAS BEAUTIFUL PLACES THAT BELONG TO ALL OF US! THANKS FOR THE TRIP!💜
I was in awe of my surroundings. I wanted to be nowhere else.
As far as the Starrett homestead, there is a flood gate on that canal, perhaps you didn't go far enough, and then the homestead site was about 500 feet further down the canal. 20 years ago there were still some boards out in the area but they are pretty much gone now. I usually walk out there alone and I feel like I can sense the presence of Alan Ladd, Jean Arther, Van Heflin and Brandon deWilde while I am there.
Can’t thank you enough for all of your videos particularly in California. We left our California home in in Lemoore in 2005 and miss it every day. Your videos from gold country remind us of our many trips through there. Thank you again!
Melinda Beck that’s very heart warming! Thank you for letting us know you like them! Sarah and I just went through Lemoore last week and I couldn’t believe how much it had grown since I was last there in the mid 1970s. We’re always looking for ideas if you have them! Stay safe!
@@jbenziggy I was stationed there in the mid-seventies. I loved the valley! So much to see and do! Loved the Superior Dairy in Hanford! My daughter ended up there as her husband was stationed there also in the early 2000s. Two of my grandkids were born in Lemoore on the base.
You guys have an awesome show! Thank you!
Thanks James! I appreciate it! I don’t understand why I got a lot of thumbs down on this one.
I really want to watch the movie now! 🙂 The scenery is just beautiful.
My Dad bought a 400 acre ranch in Selma, Oregon in 1963. Every thing was there from the early 1900 to about 1920. All the old buildings like the ones on your program were in there. Lots of antique photographs were found every where as I cut up old logs for fire wood.
I have watched Shane many times over. Amazing movie. Nice trip to make.
AAH!! REMEMBER " SHANE " GREAT MOVIE & STORY LINE. ALAN LADD WAS ONE OF MY FAVOURITE'S -- IN THE HOLLYWOOD ARENA . THANKS FOR THE HISTORY HUNTERS FROM U.K (2022).
I wish I had been there with you, I'm 67 years old as of this post and Shane is one of my favorite movies of all time, not just westerns
Shane is a great western! We're glad that you could be with us in video form! Have you made it to that location ever?
History Hunters I’ve never been there but I live in Eastern Washington so it’s close enough I hope to someday
I never know there was a movie made in Wyoming by the Tetons, I love the Tetons. Well I wasn’t born yet and didn’t grow up in Wyoming. Love watching your videos.
Thank you, Mary! Nice to read your comment this fine Thursday! Glad you're enjoying our videos!
Great reporting jeff. You've got a natural flair and empathy for the subject ( in this case Shane). It was the very first movie I ever saw in a fleapit cinema in Dunstable England in 1953. I was 5 years old. My elder brother took me. My family lived in a caravan ( trailer for Americans). I've seen a few reruns of Shane over many years but that first time always stays vivid in my mind. Shane got the bad guys and must surely be every little boys hero. He was my hero then and still is now even though I'm now a 74 year old little boy. Well done Jeff.
Jeff & Sarah, great video! Shane is my favorite western and that of my late father and my siblings. The Western Writers Association also consider it the best western film ever made. One note: The production dates were from late-July to mid-October 1951. The New York opening was not until 23 April 1953, and the Los Angeles opening was 4 June 1953. The producer-director George Stevens took a long time editing the film, plus Paramount decided to blow up the negative to fit the new Cinemascope widescreen aspect ratio. It washed out some of the color, but Shane won the Oscar for Best Cinematography! Keep up the good work -- I'm subscribed!
Thanks for joining our subscribers! And thanks for the glowing review! We appreciate it!
Shane has been a film I have loved ever since I first saw it as a young lad at the local picture theatre in the early 50's. I have seen many times on TV and I also have the DVD of it. I have never ever failed to enjoy it. I have been a western fan since my very early years but this film holds a special place with me. I believe the gunfight scene towards the end between the Shane, Wilson and Ryker characters to be one of the best gunfight scenes ever filmed.
Cool that you got to meet Ben Johnson .
He was the real deal .
He was a rodeo cowboy , and a stuntman in his early Hollywood career .
He was a real genuine guy! It was a privilege meeting that Hollywood legend! Thanks for watching, Robert!
So very interesting as Shane has always been one of my favorite movies. I first saw it when I was 8 years old. My grandparents were homesteaders in Montana near Big Sandy. I loved the music from the film as well. Victor Young was the composer.😅
The garden wasn't at Ernie Wrights place, it was at Starretts homestead, and they came through the garden in two different scenes.
I see the Tetons from my house. They never cease to amaze me!
Lucky dude! Are you on the Idaho side?
@@jbenziggy Yes…Rexburg/Salem Idaho
Honestly I’ve watched Shane at the very least 75 times.
It's a classic like "The Magnificent Seven" 1960
Right On! I put it on whenever I need to reconnect with America. One of my only bonding moments with my dad. I tear up every time
Hell, I was in it (sorta - read my post), and I've watched it only about 6 or 7 times.
Me too. Watched it in ‘53 when I was 19. I’m 88 now and still watching.
Thank you Mr, Jeff you are great. best regards,magid
Thank you for the nice compliment! And for watching!
'Shane' was actually filmed between July and October, 1951 (not 1952 as you say), but for some reason, wasn't released by Paramount until 1953.
I liked the movie Shane, the shots of filming in Wyoming, one of my favorite states in America. Those Grand Teton mountains, remind me so much of the Alps in Italy, France, and Austria! The mountain men who came through as they hunted and explored, called them Teton's, (reminded them of women's breast). Wyoming is my favorite state, and the site of the movie Shane! Shot 70 some yrs ago!
It’s definitely one of the most scenic areas of this country that we have enjoyed. I’m glad that you liked and appreciated this episode.
From Ireland. I first saw Shane in 1954. I was 10 yrs old. Oh I cried and I cried, when the little boy Joey kept calling Shane to come back.😥. So sad Brandon lost his life so young. Lord have mercy on his sweet Soul. 🙏☘️
Yes that is a heart rendering scene. Thanks for sharing how it affected you! Great movies do that!
Saw this picture in 1954 at the Bensham cinema in Gateshead, UK with my Dad. Nice to see the location but a long way to travel for me now.
Thanks for your humor and casualness in your adventures in SHANE country…a movie I saw when I was 6 years old that I remember for its Western Scenery and a former gunslinger who rids the world of a couple of bad guys! Thanks again!
This was a fantastic trip to a fantastically beautiful place! Hard to beat Grand Tetons! Thanks for posting your nice comment!
I don't know how you could have been a kid in the 60's and not have seen or know about Shane.
Mark Sprague Who are you addressing that question to, Jeff or Sarah? As I explained in the video I saw it when I was a teenager in the late 70s. I was born in 1961 and Shane came out in 1953. Sorry never saw it in the theater.
Thank youll for touring the scene where Shane was film that was my favorite movie Allen Ladd was my favorite movie Star it's too bad he died so young this is what I always loved to have been able to do is travel the old western places history of the old West makes me feel like I am there back then I am glad I found your vedios so I can learn more of the old West I will always continue watching your shows it makes me happy to see you and your wife doing these tours together telling about the history of the old west I just wish this Young generation would do what you'll are doing
My all time favorite western movie and one of my all time favorite movies! Thank you so much for this video!
I watched that movie as a kid. I love how you are able to bring life to the scenes.
John Wayne is my favorite actor, but Shane is my favorite Western.
One of my favorite movies. Ben Johnson interview stated in the fight scene, Ladd was on a platform because of his short stature. Really enjoyed this. Thanks for doing all the walking Jeff.
It was a memorable trip for Sarah and I!
to those who called shane the best ever i,ve always said that -best movie ever
thank you Jeff. You help me remember my favorite western film
Ro Duhsanga Oh my goodness I thank you so much for your comment. I am glad that it helped take you back a few years. We love exploring history and if you have not already done so I would love to have you as a subscriber!
Such an awesome movie.......thanks for taking us along.
I can watch this movie over and over again .. LOL I do
What impressed me also in the movie was the light.
I love Wyoming.
Thanks for watching!
Iam remember
SHANE very nice
Movies , this program very beautiful
Thank you so much
Very interesting, Shane is my favorite movie. when i was in 3rd std I read the book. I liked it very much and saw Shane as my idol. Not knowing that there is a film based on that book. I saw movie when i was 19 year old. My childhood memories are around Shane. very happy to join you Shane lovers.
I can see Sarah keeps you on your toes! Beautiful Country. Another Home Run, Thank You.
I just watched Shane on TV and had to get another look at your video again. Yep ! I love it
Shane is my number one western movie :)
A worthwhile visit to the scenes of a deservedly famous Western film - thank you.
Shane is my favorite movie I’ve been wanting to see the Grand Tetons since I first seen the movie and Spencer’s Mountain in the 60s when I was very young my wife and I just spent our 41 year anniversary in the Tetons for the first time we love the Tetons and the Movie thanks so much for showing places of where the great movie was filmed you did great job with the video.
That is a beautiful place to visit if you get a chance!
That was a straight forward, and simple adventure...lol all be it, the moose, buffalo, antelope???😂😂😂 great view of the mountains...it was good 👍 👌
WANT TO THANK YOU JEFF FOR PROVIDING US WITH INFORMATIVE BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON MY FAVORITE WESTERN MOVIE OF ALL TIME. REALLY ENJOYED VIEWING THE BEAUTIFUL LOCATIONS WHERE THE MOVIE WAS FILMED. THIS VIDEO MADE MY DAY.GOD BLESS!
So happy to hear my video brought you joy! Jackson and the Grand Tetons are a favorite place for me! God bless you, too!
Me and my Papa went there in the late 90s mostly to see the park, but also because my Papa was hoping to see any remnants of the cabins where the movie "Shane" was filmed, we saw the most popular one still standing, then we asked a local person about other film locations and he took us where the one cabin with the orchards was, my father was in tears of joy and sadness to be at the location of one of his childhood favorite movies, saludos 🙋🏻♂️
Hello and thank you, once again for sharing another informative video. 'Shane' was my all time favorite movie. I have probably seen the move ten times. Tell Sarah to check the movie. All the best to you folks. Please keep these great videos coming along.
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Ronald Rose thank you so much! More videos are in the works!
Great survey of the filming locations of Shane, then and now. I re-watch the movie a lot, often for just the scenery. I've been to the Tetons in both the summer and winter, and it has the most inspiring western scenery I've ever experienced. FWIW, the Jackson Hole airport is the only one in the nation located within the boundary of a national park.
Thank you so much for the film location of Shane . I'm 64 and came to know about this movie few years ago, I've seen clips of this movie on RUclips. Beautiful location and landscape.Would like to see more. Thanks again. Salisbury Park, Pune, India.
Shane... Shane... Come back... I love You, Shane, We Love You, Shane. one of the Greatest movies and story ever told.. still my #1 favorite western movie after more than 50yrs. I own this film and have watched this movie and 'The Proud Rebel' more than I care to admit. Never gets old. 'Jubal' was also filmed, if I'm not mistaken in Wyoming Grand Tetons. Glenn Ford and Ernie Borgnine Also a Great Movie. Thank You kindly for the tour. Much appreciation for doing what you're both doing. Safe Travels and I look forward to seeing more soon.
Watched, "Shane," again today and immediately after played your video. The cars in the background...Hahahahaha.
A great friendship to look into is Brandon de Wilde and Gram Parsons.
Thanks for doing such a great job!!
What a fantastic vlog you are truly amazing with these matchups and history! Shane’s a major classic ! TY
Thanks, Al! Sorry I was late replying to this glowing review! Thanks so much!
Got the film and watch it all the time and have done for years,it was made in my birth year. brilliant film.
Thanks Jeff..good video.thanks..it is my favorite movie,Shane.
Anda Bozic thank you! I loved visiting this location! Have you subscribed to my channel? Would love to have you!
I grew up in the cinema in London watched This film so many times as a boy, never dreamed I would one day do the trip you just did, more so my second wife was introduced to me by Jack Palace himself alive in Palm Beach Florida. Great to see this wonderful film location again. Great job Thank You.
Nice, I just watched Shane for the first time about a year ago on our local Grit TV station--has all the old Westerns ! Was an excellent movie ! Thanks !+
Appreciate it, "Shane" is my favorite Western of all time, Great seeing the landscape where it was filmed, liked your comments about the movie.
I watched the film. A fond memory comes back. Very
My favorite western movie 🎥 I read the book first and its my favorite book 📖
I was out there in that valley looking for signs of the movie Shane about 20 years ago. I found an abandoned cabin along with a couple of smaller structures nearby. They all look to be of that time and resembled the "Ernie Wright" cabin. Watching the movie and comparing the mountain background with the photos I have of those structures, I had to have been very close to the Starrett cabin though I am lead to believe they probably were not actually in the movie. A case of close but no cigar.
I just visited these locations today
I am so glad they’re still around for us to enjoy
Thank you so much for the video
They helped me to locate them
Wonderful! How was the weather?
@@jbenziggy 40 and overcast but still beautiful
Wow that’s beautiful I love wide open spaces
I think if I lived in a place with a backdrop like the Teton Range, I would have a very difficult time living anywhere else. Shane is a great movie, one of my all-time favorites. It is based on a novel by the same name, written by Jack Schaefer, which I read as a boy and liked even more than I like the film. A classic story of good vs evil, or the sacred vs the profane... the sacred being love and family, placed in that stunningly-beautiful setting; the profane being love of money, greed and a willful disregard for the value of anything else.
That is some beautiful country!