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3 days ago · Randolph Scott, an American film actor active from 1928 to 1962, showcased remarkable versatility across various genres, leaving an enduring impact on the cinematic landscape. While he delved into social dramas, crime tales, comedies, and more, he is most iconic as the quintessential tall-in-the-saddle Western hero.
4 days ago · Randolph Scott, the tall, gallant star, dominated the genre as a stalwart leading man. His contributions, such as the epic Ride the High Country, showcased both his acting chops and personal code of honor, making him an unsung hero of the Wild West.
4 days ago · Bart Allison (Randolph Scott) to rancher Morley Chase in 1957's Decision at Sundown: “Where I come from, we don’t find it cause to celebrate when a man acts like a man.” Worth Watching
4 days ago · Mark Franklin July 2, 2024 1960s. Audie Murphy is Seven “Ways from Sundown” Jones, a young man who joins the Texas Rangers because one of his older brothers, Two Jones, was killed while serving for the outfit. Sgt. Henessey (John McIntire) isn’t thrilled by the inexperienced newcomer, especially after Seven shows his lack of experience ...
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3 days ago · Conflict arises when Randolph Scott's character arrives in a small town seeking vengeance against the man he believes killed his wife. The film challenges traditional genre conventions with its morally complex characters and thought-provoking narrative, which delves into themes of obsession, retribution, and self-discovery.
3 days ago · "Ride Lonesome" is part of Budd Boetticher’s six-movie Ranown Cycle. I covered much of this in the Wednesday Western article about "The Tall T," so I’ll keep this simple. “Ranown” is a portmanteau of Randolph and Brown, as in Randolph Scott, the leading man who was 61 years old at the time, and Harry Joe Brown, the executive producer.
3 days ago · Art by Kevin Eastman, Jim Lawson, Paul Harmon, Frank Fisco, Chris Allan, Sarah Myer, Khary Randolph, Viro Nieli, Andy Suriano, Michael Dialynas, Pablo Tunica My Adventures With Superman #2 DC Comics Written by Josie Campbell Art by Pablo M Collar Public Domain #6 Image Comics By Chip Zdarsky Wolverine: Deep Cut #1 Marvel Written by Chris Claremont
