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- Опубликовано: 13 дек 2018
- Full Length Western Movie, Classic American Cowboy Feature Film, English: (1944) Buffalo Bill (original title), 1h 30min, Biography, Romance, Western.
Buffalo Bill (1944) is a Technicolor biographical Western about the life of the legendary frontiersman Buffalo Bill Cody, directed by William A. Wellman and starring Joel McCrea and Maureen O'Hara with Linda Darnell, Thomas Mitchell (as Ned Buntline), Edgar Buchanan and Anthony Quinn in supporting roles.
The story of William "Buffalo Bill" Cody, legendary westerner, from his days as an army scout to his later activities as owner of a Wild West show.
Director: William A. Wellman
Writers: Æneas MacKenzie (screenplay) (as Aeneas MacKenzie), Clements Ripley (screenplay)
Stars: Joel McCrea, Maureen O'Hara, Linda Darnell
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PLOT (Wikipedia): A fictionalized account of the life of William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody (Joel McCrea), a hunter and Army Scout who rescues a US Senator and his beautiful daughter, Louisa Frederici (Maureen O'Hara); Federici eventually becomes his devoted wife. Cody is portrayed as someone who admires and respects the Indians. He is a good friend of Yellow Hand, who will eventually become Chief of the Cheyenne. Public opinion is against the Indians, and military leaders, politicians and businessmen are prepared to take their lands and destroy their hunting grounds for their own profit. Cody is eventually forced to fight the Cheyenne on their behalf. He meets a writer, Ned Buntline (Thomas Mitchell), whose accounts of Cody's exploits make him a sensation in the eastern United States and Europe. He establishes a wild west show that becomes an international sensation. His career as a performer is threatened when he takes a stand against the mistreatment of the Native American population.
No slouch himself at rearranging the facts to make a good story, Colonel William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody would probably have enjoyed this Technicolor version of his life and times. Well played by Joel McCrea, Cody is first seen as an army Indian scout, pursuing peaceful coexistence despite the animosity of Chief Yellow Hand (Anthony Quinn) and the obstruction of anti-Indian politicians. He also takes time out to court the lovely Louisa (Maureen O'Hara), the well-bred Eastern girl who will become his wife despite her initial (and quite justified) distaste for the West. Under the tutelage of impresario Ned Buntline (Thomas Mitchell), Cody follows up his military career with a more spectacular one as a larger-than-life super-showman, touring throughout the world with his spectacular Wild West show. In later years, Buffalo Bill director William Wellman would wince at the liberties taken with Cody's life -- especially the film's now notorious closing line, "God bless you, Buffalo Bill!" But Wellman allowed that, in terms of sheer entertainment, it was smarter to emulate Cody by perpetuating the legend rather than debunking the Buffalo Bill image with cold, hard facts. Or, as John Ford put it in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, "When the legend becomes fact, print the legend."
Director William Wellman directed some very good westerns, such as The Ox-Bow Incident, Yellow Sky and Westward the Women, but this isn’t one of his very best. It has an interesting cast, but the story suffers from lack of a strong and cohesive story arc, as is often the case with biopics. And, as with many historically-based movies in the 1940s, it takes numerous liberties with the real history involved.
The movie starts in 1877, with young Bill Cody (Joel McCrea) hunting buffaloes and rescuing a wagon of dignitaries and Sgt. Chips McGraw (Edgar Buchanan in heavy makeup, playing much older than he really was) from attacking Cheyennes with his excellent shooting. Among those rescued are Senator Frederici (Moroni Olson) and his nubile daughter Louisa (Maureen O’Hara), with whom Cody is immediately taken, and writer Ned Buntline (Thomas Mitchell). Cody is sympathetic to the Cheyennes and has friends among them, including chief’s son Yellow Hand (Anthony Quinn) and school teacher Dawn Starlight (Linda Darnell in a strange role).
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I am addicted to western movies.
Ditto!! Glad I'm not alone! I knew I wasn't really alone, but addicted, that's been my motto since, of course, when my father and I watched them together for 50yrs. Untill I lost him 3 yrs ago. Wonderful to know another, addict, hello my name is Steve and I'm a westernaholic.
As am I I love them always have
@@stevelloyd9859So sorry for the loss of your father
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Very kind of you. I'm sorry as well. Navy Submariner in the 60'sn till I was born in '68. But he told me it wasn't me that made him leave the Navy. It was the Navy that had left him. He was, "done with this man's Navy!" Best father husband friend anytime could ask for! I miss him allot!!
@@stevelloyd9859 I thank him for his service
This movie is a testament to the professionalism, of those involved in all facets of making a movie the realism of the actors,the location the costumes and especially the actors!
My mother used to rent this movie for me as a kid 30 + years ago and it was a really old movie back then!
I love this movie... I'm 74 years old.. My 6th Grade Teacher, Mrs. Waller, told us one time in class, about the day her dad took her and the family to see Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.. Stories like that and movies of the west when I was growing up.. (sadly missing today).. Tales of my Grandmother watching Ute Indian hunting parties walking through the wood at the edge of the meadow, where their one room cabin stood.. in the Uinta Mountains... inspired me.. Now I'm a sculptor of some note.. sculpting figures of the old west.. Just started a sculpture of Crazy Horse today.. After contacting his great grandson.. I knew people who grew up in the 1870s.. who remember hearing about Custer's Last stand in the news papers.. The old west wasn't that far long ago..
Of course this movie is Hollywood.. but I did a sculpture of Anthony Quinn who played Yellowhand in this movie... When I gave him a copy of the bronze I did of him, he hugged me.. I'll never forget that.. Well I had to unload.. As Roy Rodgers used to say... and sing.. Happy Trails everyone.
Thank you!!
As a 25 year old who has just gotten into western movies a few years ago there’s nothing more I love than these old geezer stories like this in the comment section!
I have found my favorite genre of movies after alll these years !
A wonderfull film about a true western hero, who give us so much 😢God bless you Bill forever ❤ Love the ending ❤
Very cool that the filmmakers used what I take to be authentic Cheyenne language...one wouldn't expect that from a film of this vintage, but there it is.
Thanks for posting this wonderful movie.
I am the only one enthralled by the beautiful penmanship written on the chalkboard? It was as stunning as the woman writing it.
8:16 No you are not the only one . The older I get the more beautiful women appear but for different reasons than youthful ones.
Penmanship? I was too busy watching Linda to notice...
They had a lot of beautiful actors in these 60s, 70s, 80s western films. I was watching the old “Jesus of Nazereth” & “Story of Moses” movie from the 70s and even in those movie I noticed the actors were all stunningly beautiful. Idk why it’s nothing compared to today… not saying we don’t have beautiful women today in movies but for some reason I find the women in the older films alot more jaw dropping than modern films…
Classic Western
But largely fictional.
What a beautiful writing on board ! I like western movies.
Understand my Late Grandma seen the real Buffalo Bill show many years ago.
Joel McCrea is always likeable.
He should have been a president maybe the treaties would not have been broken.
Nice to see a real movie 🍿. Thanks for the video
Joel McCrea and Maureen O'Hara...two of the best actors that ever lived.
Great movie, worth seeing more than once...thank you so muçh!
Liked the way Bill told the two that it wasn't the Indians fault but the whiskey that was sold/given to them. They lack the enzyme to metabolize the alcohol. This and Broken Arrow are of my favorite movies.
Joel McCrea brilliant actor...
True story. He even brought the wild west show to London which included Sitting Bull and Annie Oakley in 1887.
First time I saw this movie on TV I was 6 years old. I remember crying at the end, the first time that ever happened! Haven't seen it since until today. Thanks..
Me too...im 42 and never cried before
i have been in love with this movie ever since i first saw it thank you
It's nice to see my Ancestor on my Father's side depicted so. Great Movie!!!
I'm related to William Cody on my Father's side.
great film. so enjoyable
One of the decent Western movies I have seen and thoroughly enjoyed. All actors are superb in their actions. A young Anthony Quinn was a real surprise as this is the first time I have seen him that young. Thanks a lot for uploading.
Look for The Plainsman his movie debut again as an Indian,1936 great movie,again with Buffalo Bill,and Wild Bill Hickock added.
AQ made his mark in movie history.
Love these all out war movies! Love it!
As much as I love these movies I can't watch a people be destroyed.
The real Buffalo Bill, was James Cody, an orphan whose parents had been killed when Indians had raided the wagon train that he and his parents were part of coming West. He ran errands as a boy and volunteered for the most dangerous section of the Pony Express route in 1860, to prove his worth. The company took him on, even though he was too big for the job (they wanted smaller, wirey men). He was so reliable, he was given scout work for leading the 40-mile-long freight trains of oxen-driven wagons of the Russell,, Majors & Waddell Company, which invested in the Poney Express. For the full history of Cody and much more, read, "Pony Express & Overland Stage - Two Accounts of the American Western Frontier - Illustrated - Seveny Years on the Frontier," Alexander Majors' & "A Thrilling and Truthful History of the Pony Express," William Lightfoot Vischer.
Fantastic film , thank you for posting 👍
western are good at any times
The mail is delivered by rank and there are more ranker than you...😂. Nice movie and thank you for posting.
i am 40 but i love like this movie more than all i am from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
Such a wonderful movie!
Nice movie,, worth watching
Dee brucke I just love Western .They are the best movies.
Thank you, this is a great movie.
such a great movie to watch
a beautiful upload,thank you!a gorgeous clean cut western.
Excellent Film, Great Cast, Story. Direction and Music Score. I really enjoyed it and learned a lot about Buffalo Bill. Thanks for the great upload. Out.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Sad to see a little boy die so young , even sadder to see a whole nation euthanised . I remember seeing a Native American at a show when I was a child . I looked up at him and asked if he was a red indian . How ignorant I was but I was in awe at his headdress , spear and bow / arrows , a large knife by his side . Years later it dawned on me that I must have disrespected that man by asking him so . Great movie .
I personally love the USA and I watch this movie and I was so surprised that how they start developing the states and it might be very difficult many tribes and people on board to live together and grow as a country
Too good.... the lady is amazing
Welcome one & all to the industrial evolution nothing will ever be the same now!
buffalo Bill Cody brought his Wild West show to London in 1885 and sitting Bull was allowed to leave the reservation and was the star attraction.
Great movie thank you for the upload
Good cast - well made movie
Great movie.
Twas good show. Thumb up.
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Well my teacher sent me here😂
Classic!!
WOW!
Good movie. I was hoping it might cover his gold mines N. of Tucson. I live not too far from them.
Προς τον δηευθηντη. Σηχαρητηρια για την ταινία ελπίζω να δω και άλλες τενιες οπός το. Ελαφοκυνηγός
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Très bon film. Même histoire que celle de général custer, merci de l'avoir partager malgré la version anglaise
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The buffalo were ideally suited to the plains as they would eat chaparall. Cattle won't. Now the stuff has spread and is choking out the grasslands. Corralling the cattle and feeding them crops like alfalfa was OK until they started running out of water for the crops. Drilling deeper wells can only go so far...
Good film though not keen on Maureen O Hara.s character until towards the end of the film..That's my opinion.Otherwise awesome film..
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"Mail is delivered by rank. And there are plenty who are ranker than you." LOL.
잘보앗음니다.
Wish that Indian girl would come through my window,
Buffalo Bill is the nice biographical western movie on life of Colonel William F. Cody ,a hunter and Army scout popularly known as buffalo Bill. He is a friend of yellow head ,a son of cheyenne chief.He took stand against mistreatment of native Indians and protecting their land from politician . However he is ordered to fight against indians. A very young Anthony Quinn is in the role of yellow head identified with the difficulty.
came here after reading the book
Good movie at the younger days of BB. I really don´t know if the Great Chief daugther's kidnapping was an Historical event, but one thing I'm sure: each colt had just six ammo, not twenty, and need to be reloaded. I liked it a lot considering the time it was made
Yellow hand originally belongs to which clan of the indian tribe.Here he belongs to cheyenne but in another film of buffalo bill,he is sioux.So, which one is correct
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Things haven't changed much. A woman doesn't get her way and the first thing she does is threaten to leave. Bye.
So, you live in a cave, do you? Perhaps you live in the Middle East where women are regarded as one level above a dog.....
@@firedog6614 , calm down Fido. Your response is ridiculous. I hope that you don't talk that way around people. If you do then it is only a matter of time till you get physically corrected.
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38:31 voice sounds like Al Pacino in Scarface.
51:53 Cavalry needs a bugle to signal the men. Indians are just ready.
26:38 I sign....
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Wat a great girl she gave him an opportunity to spit the decorations, instead of embarrassing himself at the table.
Girls nowadays would be videoing with their phone an plastering it on RUclips and Facebook to all your friends, before the next course.
I've wondered if Native Americans were shooting bows from horseback at about the same time, across the world, Assyrians were doing the same.
Good question. They weren't. Europeans took horses to the Americas. Although there are historical mentions of how quickly certain tribes of Native Americans adapted to horses, thereby completely altering their culture - particularly out West.
Isso só reforça a história de q búfalo Bill ganhou fama caçando e matando bisão e m búfalo
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Before USA have immigrants its nice view but now 😢 noooo i hope America back to this time
Typical hollyweird mistake with the guns, the pensionable old sergeant was packing an 1875 Remington revolver instead of a Colt SAA or S & W Schofield.
Check out Charles Bronson in white buffalo...sunglasses were invented in 1927.
Historical note. At the time of CUster's last stand, Cody's wife was 10 years old.
What communist history book are you reading from?....
*10 years old?* Cody's wife, Louisa Frederici, was born in 1844. Custer's Last Stand was in 1876.
Boy talk about taking liberty with actual history like Kit Carson who was born long before his father ahem Bufflalo Bill was !
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My Mom Looked Her !!!
Our ancestors were *****
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Postem dublado ou legendado em português.
TRANSLATION: Post dubbed or subtitled in Portuguese.
Me know how Me want chance
Ma perché non sono mai in italiano
TRANSLATON: But because I'm never in Italian
Another revisionist version of history.
Typical of Satanist Hollywood who are the right arm to Satanist central bankers as well as Media.
Lol… indians w rifles… longer range and accuracy… Cowboys with pistols… and they win
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Disgusting events in history.
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