He had everything, everything , so devastatingly handsome, tall , a smile that would make all the stormy clouds go away, an intellectual, a Pulitzer Prize playwright , yes he had it all, except time will never forget you Sam Shepherd and that glorious smile..RIP.
We saw him several times in the audiences of his Broadway plays, he would sit alone at the back, many in the audiences knew the cool guy was there but there were no long stares, we deeply appreciated knowing he was there.
He will be sorely missed. He was the type of actor who did it so well that he made it look easy and effortless! That is the way good actors apply their skills to the screen. I think he was wrongly overlooked by many and especially the awards’ executives and members. But I don’t think he missed that a lot! He just enjoyed doing what he loved. God bless you Sam.
Oh I LOVED him as The Farmer. Just so decent, pure, masculine, and GORGEOUS. Never in a million years would I have picked Bill, the character played by Richard Gere. You KNOW Sam Shepard was gorgeous when you didn't even look at Gere!
Great moment! Anyone remember him in "Crimes Of The Heart"? Jessica Lange and Sam dancing and getting drunk from dusk to dawn? Another terrific movie and performance.
Met him once with Jessica at a Bluegrass Festival in upstate NY probably around 2005 or so... I just said a quick hello and tried to let them have some privacy, seemed like they were enjoying themselves.. He was a great actor, RIP
Yikes. I hit the wrong keystroke combination and my response disappeared. He was the great sheriff July Johnson. He w/married to the pregnant woman that left, looking for the father of the child she was carrying. Oh dear, I think it's time to see it again. It's been a few years. StayWell
For me SS was the ultimate male person (pardon my political slang): both strong and vulnerable, madly intelligent, capable of love and other addictions, creative AND beautiful - because "handsome" somehow doesn't seem enough to describe him... He showed it all playing his perfect cameo in Pelican Brief.
It's one of my favorites too. Even before I really appreciated Sam Shepard, I loved this scene. He made an impact on me before I even knew what was happening. Funny thing he was good at, I guess. :)
His character was an overlooked one in this and not once Ouiser mentioned or despised. He’s annoyed at her in the beginning with dyed eggs, she comes home after a good time on the town and he’s along smoking and sitting in front of the TV, then at the end he stops being a lazy husband and comes with her to the funeral.
😂 ... my fav LOOK response at the end! ... His plays came across my radar in early 80’s I got to see in Seattle that were wonderfully shocking ... then saw The Right Stuff three times ... I was in love! ... but Jessica got him first! 😂
Sometimes he looked like a young Denis Leary, but Sam was so much more handsome. Sam had a chameleon quality about him and could look different depending on the character he played.
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Anyone who hasn't read Sam's plays or stories, I urge you to do so. You'll get a lot of pleasure out of it - an incredible writer.
I love his short stories
Greatest playwright known to me.
He's okay. True West good. Alot of purple directionless prose.
He had everything, everything , so devastatingly handsome, tall , a smile that would make all the stormy clouds go away, an intellectual, a Pulitzer Prize playwright , yes he had it all, except time will never forget you Sam Shepherd and that glorious smile..RIP.
@@cynthiahusband106 Beautifully said 👏❤
He should have been the lead in Bridges of Madison county. The whole time I read that book I had him in mind.
Oh he would have been beautiful in that. But she would NOT have stayed with her husband lol
I fell in love with him in the movie The Right Stuff.
many men did also...
Days of Heaven for me 😍
@@jeanniesgems7662 OMG Me too!! What a gorgeous, gorgeous man. He was absolutely perfect as The Farmer. I hated when Bill, played by Gere, returned.
Oh yes, he's gorgeous!
We saw him several times in the audiences of his Broadway plays, he would sit alone at the back, many in the audiences knew the cool guy was there but there were no long stares, we deeply appreciated knowing he was there.
Amazing writer, actor, human being, and so damned good looking.
He will be sorely missed. He was the type of actor who did it so well that he made it look easy and effortless! That is the way good actors apply their skills to the screen. I think he was wrongly overlooked by many and especially the awards’ executives and members. But I don’t think he missed that a lot! He just enjoyed doing what he loved. God bless you Sam.
I remember first seeing him in "Days of Heaven" as the soft spoken farmer. I fell in love with him in that. So handsome and thoughtful... RIP:(
He was great in that movie!
I fell in love with him in that too. Beautiful, mysterious, and masculine.
i think i first saw him in 'resurrection' with ellen burstyn. i never saw him with dolly parton
Oh I LOVED him as The Farmer. Just so decent, pure, masculine, and GORGEOUS. Never in a million years would I have picked Bill, the character played by Richard Gere. You KNOW Sam Shepard was gorgeous when you didn't even look at Gere!
What happened how did he die?
He was talented, smart, sexy..he is missed..
One great of actors, never going to forget him. R.I.P Sam
rest in peace, i came here after watching steel magnolias. never thought he's gone.
One of my favorite movies ever, and such a touching scene.
R.I.P. Sam you will never be forgotten you were a good man you are in heaven you are home.
I always had a crush on Sam. He was so much more.😘
Lord- I still do.
Just an amazing and talented man. So sorry he is gone. One of a kind.
Great actor, and a humble man. Another great we have lost. God bless.
Great moment! Anyone remember him in "Crimes Of The Heart"? Jessica Lange and Sam dancing and getting drunk from dusk to dawn? Another terrific movie and performance.
Sam was a truly mazing playirght, author, poet, and just all around genius. Thank you for posting this clip.
RIP🙏 Sam.
The Lord works in mysterious ways 🙏. I say that all the time. 🌹
Yes.... this scene. So well acted, I forgot it was acting.
I loved him as the Vet in “Baby Boomer” movie
Me too. With Diane Keaton ❤😊
That was the funniest movie. I loved him just about everything
@@jerrytuck8595 me too!
Ah, yes. Awesome actor!
One of my favourite films BABY BOOM... HE WAS SO GREAT... RIP SAM ❤️
I don't know about Sam Shepard's morals or beliefs but I do know I enjoyed every movie he ever made.
Met him once with Jessica at a Bluegrass Festival in upstate NY probably around 2005 or so... I just said a quick hello and tried to let them have some privacy, seemed like they were enjoying themselves..
He was a great actor, RIP
And Dolly held her own!
Everybody, don't forget his WONDER-FULL, GRAND performance on Lonesome Dove. StayWell.
Okay. I'm trying to think who his character was in Lonesome Dove???
One of my favorite movies and book. Larry McMurtry . . . so talented. RIP
Yikes. I hit the wrong keystroke combination and my response disappeared. He was the great sheriff July Johnson. He w/married to the pregnant woman that left, looking for the father of the child she was carrying. Oh dear, I think it's time to see it again. It's been a few years. StayWell
Sandrateresa Davenport- Sorry but July Johnson was played by the actor Chris Cooper. I like him also.
@@nancydemoss8421, you are right. I can't believe I actually had them swapped! Ugghhh. I'll never speak again... :) StayWell, Everyone
@@sandrateresadavenport6867No worries. 🙏
Steel Magnolias is a superb movie. Always reduces me to floods of tears though. Not for the faint hearted.
They're never be another Sam Sheapard!! He was my all time HUGE crushes!! 💋👄💋💜💙💚❤
Mine too!
"" What the hells this for '' 'HILARIOUS my husband would have said just that 😂😂😂
For me SS was the ultimate male person (pardon my political slang): both strong and vulnerable, madly intelligent, capable of love and other addictions, creative AND beautiful - because "handsome" somehow doesn't seem enough to describe him... He showed it all playing his perfect cameo in Pelican Brief.
Best love declaration ever.
Anyone come here from mcconaghey Video that was randomly recommended from RUclips?
Yes me!!
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I was watching his movie last night and I think my cellphone is listening. Now Mc conaghy in my yt fee.
I still miss Sam, so, so much.
He was awesome. Loved all the movies I remember from my childhood.
Rest in Peace Sam. ❤️
Great scene! Thank you for posting this, it's been a while since I've seen this movie.
What is the film?
Loved that Man💮
Oh my god. I had the biggest crush on Sam Shepard. I wanted a tall, mysterious, handsome cowboy like that.
His body was as beautiful as his mind.
He was the country vet in Baby Boom.🥰
Amazing scene and my exact thought when he lifted that wax.
So handsome!
He and Diane Keaton had chemistry!!
I loved him in purgatory as wild bill hickock he always played one hell of a cowboy.
Great writer. Great actor.
Also love love Dolly
I loved him in that movie. ....RIP
Sad,is finding out now! Prayers for the family and friends of Sam 💓
It's one of my favorites too. Even before I really appreciated Sam Shepard, I loved this scene. He made an impact on me before I even knew what was happening. Funny thing he was good at, I guess. :)
So sweet , one of my favorite actors ♥️
RIP Sam
The movie country is my favorite
Loved him
I liked him in "Fool for Love"
Joni Mitchell wrote a song about him. “Coyote”
WOW I did not know that and I fancy myself an expert! Thanks!
One of my favorite movies.
Rest in Peace
His character was an overlooked one in this and not once Ouiser mentioned or despised. He’s annoyed at her in the beginning with dyed eggs, she comes home after a good time on the town and he’s along smoking and sitting in front of the TV, then at the end he stops being a lazy husband and comes with her to the funeral.
Very good actor, will be missed. He didn’t seem to act like an idiot fool in real life like so many Hollyweirds do. Sad.
When he played Dolly Parton's husband in "Steel Magnolias".
😂 ... my fav LOOK response at the end! ... His plays came across my radar in early 80’s I got to see in Seattle that were wonderfully shocking ... then saw The Right Stuff three times ... I was in love! ... but Jessica got him first! 😂
I will miss him!
I think this scene was very important because it showed Dolly's characters husband loved her.. and I think her character was't sure about it.
This is a cool ass scene
The Good ones are going, RIP
He was great
Awesome actor
Nancy DeMoss, you are right. I can't believe I actually had them swapped! Ugghhh. I'll never speak again... :) StayWell, Everyone
Was chuck yeager in the right stuff great movie
My favorite caucasian actor rip
Another Great Actor gone.
What movie is this
Steel Magnolias
Never heard of Sam Shepherd. Have you heard of the Krankies?
This part of the movie makes you 😭 easy. I don't wear eye makeup or lashes watching this one 🤣
The only thing that matters is if he knew JESUS !!! Eternity is forever !!!
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He takes the wax out then lets it drip over the side of the wax warmer. Now there will be a sticky mess to clean up. Typical man!
who is that famous actor that shepard reminds me of? i can't think of the name nor the exact movie
Sometimes he looked like a young Denis Leary, but Sam was so much more handsome. Sam had a chameleon quality about him and could look different depending on the character he played.
What film is this?
Steel Magnolias. I warn you- have a box of kleenex handy. You will cry.
Miss partons is an attractive women
Savannah
which movie??
I like Dolly here because she doesn't look like a skank, but rather a kind gentle woman, that's mi kind of woman
Who is the woman?
seriously?
He died?
Wow what happened, why???😭🥲
Who ?
... actually yah, 'What the hell is that for'?
Pretty? hey, like Sam, seeing that I only have bad ideas