Favorite Movie Clips of All Time - The Outlaw Josey Wales - We Got Us The Josey Wales
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You bring that old pistol right out.
We got him, Lige.
It's him, Abe. It's him.
We got the Josey Wales, Abe!
I seen him ride side by side
with Bloody Bill.
We got reward money coming.
Watch it. He's meaner than
a rattler and twice as fast!
You're a real bush hog,
ain't you, Mr. Josey Wales?
Tell you what.
Move on back. Move on back!
LIGE:
I seen him do some things.
Shut up, Lige!
Now...
...Mr. Josey Wales...
...I'd just as soon shoot you now...
...except it'd be hard to drag your body
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to where we can get our price for you.
-Shoot him now!
-Shut up, Lige.
Move your left hand down
and unbuckle that pistol belt.
Make it nice and slow...
...so I can count the hairs
on that hand.
See, Lige?
You pull his teeth...
...he's harmless as a heel hound.
Always wanted to face out one of these
pistol fighters they all fuss about.
Only way you handle them.
Abe, watch out.
He's probably got another pistol
-Shut up, Lige.
Call Benny back there on the horse.
Benny! Come out!
We got us the Josey Wales!
JAMIE [SINGING]:
Oh, brown rosie
Rose of Alabamy
Who is that?
He's just a boy. He's got a fever.
Tell him to shut up.
Sweet tobacco posies-
Pa?
Is that you, Pa?
It ain't your pa! Now shut up!
Pa.
I got the gold right here, Pa.
What gold is he talking about?
There's no gold. He's crazy.
The gold me and Josey robbed
from the bank.
Lige, take a look under that blanket.
I got it right here.
Thought you could use some help.
"watch him Abe, I've seen him do some things"
holy crap
Thumbs down for not loading the complete scene. "Buzzards gotta eat, same as worms" - remember that line?
And, "You get them holes bleeding again and I'll whup you with a knotted plow line."
15 yrs old, got a job in movie theater. first movie i saw there. Buzzards got to eat too. best line i ever heard. use today
Nothing tops the chew spit across the forehead. Priceless!!
Just the best line ever.!!!!
We got us the Josey wales 😂
Not for long 😂
@@AdamSmith-jj5ch lol
Josey Wales riding beside Bloody Bill he said. Man i gotta watch this movie. Love westerns!
Might as well buy it.
0:43 *" Shut up, Lige! "*
1:02 *" Shut up, Lige! "*
1:58 *" Shut up, Lige! "*
and never was there someone who needed heeded more than Lige.
"I always wanted to face off one of these big pistol fighters they make all the fuss about !!!"
He surely did...
...only way you handle them 😊
"He's meaner than a rattler and twice as fast with them pistols!!!"
Should Have Listened To Lige1!$
"Josey! Hello!"
Jerryyyy, Uncle Leoo
You still say, Helloooo!
🏴🇬🇧 " Gonna reach for them pistols or whistle dixie ? " .
He's Meaner than a Rattler , an twice as Fast with them Pistols...........LMAO.............
Shut up lige.
This movie should've been titled "Shut Up Lige". He tried to warn Abe.
Abe isn't bright.
Watch him Uncle Leo! I've seen him do some things!
Shut up Jerry!
Hello!
Thank you!
I was wracking my brain trying to place him!
@@possiblepilotdeviation5791 Hellooooooo!
whooped em again!
Loved this guy in Kelly's heroes also
The movie should be The Outlaw Josey Wales and Uncle Leo!
He was head of the gravediggers and bridging unit in Kelly’s Heroes
NCOIC of the bridging unit...the gravediggers (graves and registration unit) strap hanged as the word got out...
My UPS driver & me bonded
over me saying, with a Southern lilt:
“I got the package right here Pa”
To which he immediately barked:
“I ain’t yur pa!”
Come to find out
TOJW is his fave film of all time.
lmao 😂
So's I can count the haairs on that hand...
“HAiiiiiiirs”
Best scene in the movie.
Josey - heelllooooo
Uncle Leo can't ever catch a break.
Uncle Leo from Seinfeld.
"Helloooo josie"!
That's what I was thinkin'.
I love that Len Lesser will always be remembered in such an endearing way.
I had no idea uncle Leo was in this. "Josey!!! Hello!!!"
Its one of my alltime favorite....
To this day, I still say "Shut up Lige..." LOL
was that the same kid from the later Clint Eastwood movie Unforgiven? Looks like him.
No, the actor you’re thinking of from ‘Unforgiven’ is Jaimz Woolvett. The actor in Josey Wales is the late Sam Bottoms who played “Lance on the forward 50’s” in Coppola’s ‘Apocalypse Now’. ;)
@@sanctuary2103 yeah there were doubts and I just watched the relevant part from Unforgiven and there's no way that guy could have aged so slowly ! But they definitely resembled each other.
uncle leo?
"We gotta bury those guys". /// "To hell with those guys !!!" "Buzzards gotta eat just like the snakes !!!"
Awesome thanks 😊
Those ball and cap pistols were the uzis of thier day... Josie wales was loaded for intense firearm combat..
Ive Read Col Mosbeys Raiders EACH MAN CARRIED UP to 6 PISTOLS As RELOADING Was NOT AN OPTION ????😳THE SOUTHS CAVELRY WERE HIGHLY DISIPLINED and IRON IN THE. CHARGE !!!MAINLY ENGLISH / SCOTS BLOOD g
Colt Walkers were the two main pistols. Badass.
@@fearsomename4517 they had a colt walker horse pistol at the former gunfighter's museum in Dodge City KS. It was heavy!
So, what happened to the third bushwacker? The one they called to bring the horses. Benny? I guess he just rode off when he heard the gunfire?
It was only right he did something to help ole Josie out, it was his singing that got ole Josie caught
"I be looking for Josey Wales !!!" /// "That'd be me". "Bounty hunter ???" /// 'Man's gotta do something for a living". /// "Well DYING ain't much of a living boy". "This doesn't have to happen". "You can just ride on out of here". /// "I had to come back". /// "I know".
Uncle from Seinfeld
Dirty Harry shot Uncle Leo!
UNCLE LEO!!
uncle Leo!
"Lige" would later play "Spider" in Pale Rider...
who is spider in pale rider?
@@pedepede7845 - He's Lige in The Outlaw Josey Wales. LOL
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The film is based on a book written by Forrest Carter in 1972 - The Rebel Outlaw: Josey Wales. Forrest Carter was not his real name. His real name was Asa Earl Carter:
Asa Earl Carter (September 4, 1925 - June 7, 1979) was a 1950s segregationist political activist, Ku Klux Klan organizer, and later Western novelist. He co-wrote George Wallace's well-known pro-segregation line of 1963, "Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever", and ran in the Democratic primary for governor of Alabama on a white supremacist ticket. Years later, under the pseudonym of supposedly Cherokee writer Forrest Carter, he wrote The Rebel Outlaw: Josey Wales (1972), a Western novel that led to a 1976 film - The Oulaw Josey Wales - featuring Clint Eastwood that was adopted into the National Film Registry, and The Education of Little Tree (1976), a best-selling, award-winning book which was marketed as a memoir but which turned out to be fiction.
In 1976, following the success of The Rebel Outlaw and its film adaptation The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976), The New York Times revealed Forrest Carter was actually Asa Carter. His background became national news again in 1991 after his purported memoir, The Education of Little Tree (1976), was re-issued in paperback, topped the Times paperback best-seller lists (both non-fiction and fiction), and won the American Booksellers Book of the Year (ABBY) award.
Prior to his literary career as "Forrest", Carter was politically active for years in Alabama as an opponent of the civil rights movement. In the mid 1950s, he had a syndicated segregationist radio show, and worked as a speech writer for segregationist Governor George Wallace of Alabama. He also founded the North Alabama Citizens Council (NACC), an independent offshoot of the White Citizens' Council movement formed by Carter when the White Citizens' Council tried to moderate Carter's antisemitism. He also formed the militant and violent Ku Klux Klan group known as the Original Ku Klux Klan of the Confederacy, and started a monthly publication titled The Southerner which spread white supremacist and anti-communist rhetoric.
Google: Asa Earl Carter for more info
Read: _Unmasking the Klansman: The Double Life of Asa and Forrest Carter_ (2023)
watch Clint start to reach for his hidden gun when he catches on.
the kid was from apocolypse now
Josey is bugs bunny,abe is Elmer fudd,life is daffy duck rabbit season
Shut up Lige
Abe should have listened to Lodge lol.
Josey didn't like Uncle Leo's demeanor.
‘Demeanorrrr?’
‘What’re you writing?’
Was this Uncle Leo's crime of passion?
"Buzzards gotta eat"
Lige picked the WRONG guy to be friends with. He gives Abe sound advice three times!
"Watch him, Abe, I've seen him do some things" Response: Shut up, Lige.
"Shoot him now, Abe, shoot him now!" Response: Shut up, Lige.
"Probably got another pistol in there." Response: Shut up, Lige.
If Abe had listened to his friend, they both would still be alive today! Pick your friends carefully.
I think that the best line from a Sergio Leone movie, was from The Good The Bad and The Ugly. It’s when Tucco was in the dirty bathw
water and The guy that he had shot in the beginning of the movie was rambling on about having time to learn to shoot with his left. When out of the batwater comes a shot. Tucco says “When you’re going to shoot, shoot, don’t talk. My Wife bought me a shirt for Christmas that has this line on it. I get a lot lot of strange looks when wearing this shirt. I said that maybe I should put the reason for the line. My Wife said that she had the shirt made exactly the way that she wanted it. Either they get it or they don’t. I am a competitive shooter after all. The guys at the range love it. 😜😎😎. She also bought me an autographed Oultlaw Josie Wales picture. Do I have a great Wife or what?
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BEST WESTERN EVER MADE !!!😁Slow so I Can Count The Hairs on That hand !!!😳JUST BRILLIANT Script 😁SO APT to the Times 😳BAD DAYS g
Clint Eastwood directed this and in this scene he sneaks in a little tribute to an earlier film he appeared in back in the 1960s called " Where Eagles Dare" In that movie, which is a WW2 adventure film, Eastwood and Richard Burton are being held at gunpoint in a castle fortress behind enemy lines by a nasty blonde haired Nazi in a black uniform with swatiskas all over him..;-)...anyway, there is an identical shot where after Burton causes a slight distraction by moving in front of Eastwood we see the briefest glimpse of Eastwood's hand reaching towards his inside breast pocket of his jacket and in the next shot the gun is in his hand and he is firing it, just like this scene in Josey Wales, we see his hand move up towards his inside breast pocket, we don't see him reach in and pull the gun out his shoulder holster, we just see his hand slowly moving up, that is enough to tell us what he is about to do, next cut is him firing the gun and killing the bad guys, it is the same sequence as in " Where Eagles Dare" I think that is quite cool for Eastwood to reference one of his own movies from his past!
Hello!
harmless as a heel hound
I ain’t cha PAAAAW!
Seinfeld's uncle!
I seen him do some things.
Kid saved his ass
Buzzards gotta eat, same as worms
Thumbs down for not showing the whole scene where Joey spits his tobacco on the guys head!
This Abe guy... I don't care for his demeanor.
Lige was the smart one
Josey Wales fought for the pro-salvery democrat southern confederates (bushwackers) against the anti-slavery republican northern union (red legs)...discuss..!
I am from Deerfield Mo. in Vernon county. I live about 11 miles east of Fort Scott Ks. John Brown kicked off the civil war in my back yard. Josey Wales represents everything that is fucked up about that time and this area. He got swept up in all the Bleeding Kansas crap that roared up and down the border. Free vs. Slave state politics lit a fire that literally burned from my door to Kansas City with General order 11. It was all too easy to get sucked into atrocity and reprisal in those days. No ones hands were clean. People forget who that basketball team is named after. Jayhawkers, Red Legs, whatever you wanna call them, they did their share. I'm not in any way a confederate mind you. Those boys died to keep king cotton alive, to keep rich men wealthy. But, The Outlaw Jose Wales really struck a note with me.
Not true.
I'm told that Kansas was on fire during this period of history, a lot like today's 'United' States.
Oh good, you watched the movie too.
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