Top 10 Comedy Westerns of All Time! A WORD ON WESTERNS

[@katemaloney4296]

One of the best moments of my life was when I got to meet Harvey Korman and had him sign my copy of "Blazing Saddles". I told him "It's always been my dream to meet Heddy Lamar!" and he replied, "It's HEDLEY!" Everyone died laughing. It's one of those moments you cherish forever.

[@D-FensDogG]

Ha!-Ha! Hilarious comment, KATE! Thanks for sharing with us your recollection of meeting HEDLEY Lamarr! (For the record, my all-time favorite "Hedy" Lamarr movie? 'Tortilla Flat', without a doubt.) I'll never forget watching Harvey Korman, time and time again, week after week, struggling to keep from laughing out loud while acting in skits with Tim Conway on 'The Carol Burnette Show'.

[@fredferd965]

And don't forget the famous Hollywood gossip columnist, Headly Hopper, or was that Hedda Hopper - she wore funny hats. (I'm only adding this to cause confusion)

[@timharper3390]

Hilarious. One of my most cherished nights-out was getting to see Korman & Conway in a “2-man show” about 2003 at a lovely theatre in SD, CA. Once in a lifetime memory.

[@billlozier5551]

How could you keep a straight face looking into H.K.eyes. That guy and Tim Conway broke my ribs laughing.

[@wapayne58]

Thanks!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Bill!

[@jerrywormeyhicks7427]

Support your local sheriff, wonderful seeing Bruce Dern have a comedic role as he is almost always a mean bad dude

[@TERoss-jk9ny]

Yes! To me both Support your local sheriff, and Support your local gunfighter are the best.

[@annekeel2694]

Bruce Dern also had a comedic role in Waterhole #3...He was pretty funny in that.

[@terrysr9569]

I totally agree, Bruce Dern was hilarious in "Support Your Local Sheriff". I especially loved the scene where James Garner sprinkled red paint on the cell floor and then arrested Dern and put him in a jail cell without any bars, Lol!

[@christhompson9486]

When the cannon went off and Bruce fainted was priceless and Walter Brennan told Garner what he did to those unfortunate girls.

[@mikegrossberg8624]

The absolutely FUNNIEST part of each movie was Jack Elam, at the end, explaining what happened to the main characters! In "Sheriff", he said about himself "And I go on to become one of the most beloved characters in western history!" In "Gunfighter" his line was "And I go on to make a big name for myself in Italian westerns!". And he DID

[@rosezingleman5007]

How did I ever miss “Rustlers Rhapsody”? That list is Pure Gold!

[@texanasimmons1761]

I laughed soo hard watching Don Knotts in "The Shakiest Gun in the West" and both Apple Dumpling movies.

[@mikewyant6919]

Texana Simmons it is a great movie, but being a remake of paleface is likely why it didn’t get a spot

[@harrymills2770]

@@mikewyant6919 : I'm guessin' Texana Simmons is in that 55-60 age range, to say that about those Don Knotts and Tim Conway movies. That's about where I fall. I didn't know it was a re-make of Paleface, until just now.

[@vinylsp]

I am discovering just about everything is a remake. I think Don Knotts is far funnier than paleface. The apple dumpling gang is better in my opinion than blazing saddles. You don’t need crude humor to get a laugh.

[@jonboyfutch8081]

I think paleface is the same

[@timharper3390]

Johnny Dominguez : I caught Hawmps at a motel stay with my grandparents on a road trip many years ago. I was attempting to describe it to my Mom, a huge Conway & Knotts fan, when I returned home and she was convinced I’d watched some PPV soft-porn rather than a Comedy-Western! Haha.

[@Jim_Wolf]

Gotta have 'They Call Me Trinity' (1970) and 'Trinity Is Still My Name' (1971)!

[@Rangersly]

Agreed! Terence Hill was one of the best at being funny in westerns. "My Name is Nobody" was his best movie. I also liked the lesser known "A Genius, Two Partners and a Dupe".

[@onnieduvall2565]

Rangersly While I enjoyed both of those movies what I had a problem with, even as a teenager when they came out, what is the bed over dubbing of most of the characters. It was very obvious to me that many of the actors were speaking Italian and someone else later did the lines in English.

[@gordonowens7794]

@@onnieduvall2565 That's true but unlike Kung Fu movies at least they were in sync. I liked how they always over amplified grunts and non verbal sounds.

[@UncleTerry]

My name is Nobody is another great film with Terrence Hill and Henry Fonda

[@matthewakian2]

That's exactly what I was thinking, but I think the author would argue its Westerns and not Spaghetti ones.

[@karenlee188]

One of my favorites ... A Jewish Western The Frisco Mid with Gene Wilder and Harrison Ford, William Smith as the villain.

[@tomryan914]

The Frisco Yid

[@wintonhudelson2252]

Blazing Saddles was and is, one of all-time favorite movies. The whole cast was fabulous and Mel Brooks was truly on his game. Thanks Rob, keep up the great work...see you at the movies.

[@Elainerulesutube]

Most of the actors in Blazing Saddles are now dead.

[@wintonhudelson2252]

@@Elainerulesutube Yes, seems to be a lot of that going around these days.

[@floriancarvalho4091]

#1

[@robertrivera9162]

Long live the classic westerns so dear to our hearts

[@docbrown6550]

I would add Support your Local Gunfighter to the List.

[@Teho231]

Support your local sheriff and support your local Gunfighter were all time favorites.

[@dougs3196]

Yep

[@111oooo]

Pretty much the same as Support your local Sheriff but not as good IMO

[@johnbockelie3899]

What about " Evil Roy Slade" with John Astin. It was funny.

[@carolynpurser7469]

Yes! I think I like this one more than Support Your Local Sheriff. But it's close 😅

[@georgemartin4963]

The Chyenne Social Club should have been on the list.

[@AmericasChoice]

The chemistry between Fonda and Stewart is golden.

[@terrysr9569]

I agree George, that was a great and funny movie, especially when you consider how far apart were Stewart and Fonda in their personal and political beliefs. Yet I've heard that in real life they were great friends and able to put aside their political differences. Boy, how things have changed!

[@Miatacrosser]

It's on Grit tv as I write this. I agree.

[@wildbillharding]

I agree, GM. It's far funnier than Texas Across the River.

[@fenwaypark1725]

Miatacrosser Yes, same here. Now the Naked Spur.

[@fitzspike]

Great list Rob! And yes, I had a Fanner 50!

[@jimross7648]

This "A Word on Westerns" episode just makes me smile. Like all lists there are always other films that could be included, but I think you nailed it Rob. The minor throw away line in Blazing Saddles " We don't need no stinking badges" has served me with the word badges being replaced with whatever since the day I first saw this movie in theaters. Jack Elam's scene stealing role in Support Your Local Sheriff, cemented him as not just a western villain, but a superbly talented actor who parts in subsequent films and TV shows were greatly expanded to make full use of his talent. Thanks for this great Sunday morning treat, to start the day, and the week. I'm already looking forward to what your cooking up for next week.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Jim. have a good week!

[@ralphmills7322]

The line was originally spoken in the 1948 film "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" with Humphrey Bogart. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2m6k3-Lbpprgsk

[@trenttuttle603]

Just caught "Support Your Local Sheriff," on TV the other day. What a funny movie!

[@UncleTerry]

Don't forget it's squeal "Support your local Gunfighter" also with James Gardner

[@trenttuttle603]

@@UncleTerry I'll need to watch that one soon.

[@jerroldshelton9367]

Hard to believe that I've been enjoying that movie for 51 years, but it is pretty freakin' hilarious to me, every time I watch it.

[@thunderpaw6541]

I was about to mention "The Hallelujah Trail", then I noticed you included it in your honorable mentions. I certainly liked it.

[@fearlessfosdick160]

A badly underrated comedic gem. I would have included it on the list instead of Texas Across the River, which was which was cute, but hardly worth inclusion on such a list.

[@cxg7381]

These ten movies were absolutely perfect choices for the funniest Western movies. The ability to laugh at satire and slapstick makes one's day. All of us need to laugh more in life and enjoy entertainment for what it is - entertainment! If we can't laugh at ourselves, something is wrong. Thank you again, Rob, for providing our Sunday escape to the best of the past from the movie industry!

[@paulcooper8818]

As a kid, I saw Cat Ballou in the local cinema. I laughed uncontrollably at the happy birthday funeral.

[@jonnybanger]

Great video! Very obscure, but the Marx Brothers "Go West" is my personal favorite after Blazing Saddles. Mel Brooks, however, really was revolutionary when it came to his talent at taking the fears, insecurities, prejudices, and ignorance that exist in humanity and exploiting them to comically reveal the worst of humanity! The greatest path to pave for the likes of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, Sacha Baron Cohen, The Kids in the Hall, Seth MacFarlane and their contemporaries. Again, great video! Thank you for this!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, BANGER. Keep up the laughs

[@lindagarcia8826]

FANtanstic list of western movies to look out to watch for. I hope to catch a few today. I sincerely appreciate your effort in your production of this list, they all look great. Another great video of yours, I love your wide variety of past and recent productions. Thank you.

[@georgejetson3702]

North to Alaska is a western that always makes me feel good to watch.

[@terrysr9569]

George that's a GREAT pick! It has some wonderfully funny scenes with John Wayne, Stewart Granger, Fabian, and I can't remember the leading Lady's name or the comedian with the mustache who played the villian. I love reminiscing over these classic westerns, Rob does a fantastic job!

[@livelongandprosper1363]

The lady was Capucine and the villain was the comedy innovator Ernie Kovacs

[@terrysr9569]

@@livelongandprosper1363, thank you very much!

[@georgejetson3702]

Capucine had a tragic end to her life, but left an endearing legacy in her few film appearances. I loved the way John Wayne went haywire over her. Kovacs was the perfect bad guy for such a fun film. I'll give it to Blazing Saddles though, that is the funniest western of all time. Too bad it couldn't play in the current climate of PC'ness.

[@livelongandprosper1363]

@@georgejetson3702 she was a perfect choice for Angel

[@brycehiigel235]

Here is one that is not well known. “ The Villain” stars Kirk Douglass, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ann Margret, along with several others.

[@billlozier5551]

I remember the Villain very well..you are right. This movie was pretty cartoonish. I enjoyed it. Douglas was great like Wile E Coyote & Margaret was so sexy. Arnold looked awesome & clueless...and the bad guy gets the girl at the end! A fun ride.

[@bdh3949]

Thank you. I have been trying to recall the name of that film for years. I saw some of it on tv many years ago and have wanted to see it in full but did not know the title. It had some stupidly funny scenes.

[@Tordogor]

There are many copies in YT kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ-6aqatZ899pbc

[@sidneyplummer2947]

My favorite comedy western....the horse was smarter then anyone and handsome stranger had a six shooter seven shot. It was based on the roadrunner cartoons.

[@harrymills2770]

@@Tordogor NICE.

[@johndonaldson6903]

Love ALL westerns, but especially the comedies. McLintock! is my favorite.

[@turtlemom]

Fabulous collection! All my favorites, plus a few I wasn't aware of - have to see them! Keep on keepin' on, Mr. Word. You do really good work!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Elizabeth

[@jefffrancis6790]

Great video, Rob, and so many fine choices. I would recommend Evil Roy Slade as well. The scene where he tries to walk while carrying no guns kills me every time. I saw Way Out West with Laurel and Hardy at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum back in the early 1980s while on vacation with my dad. Glad to see you included my favorite scene (where Hardy's neck gets stretched). Laurel and Hardy are the funniest comedy duo by far. They could make standing in an empty room absolutely hysterical within a few short minutes.

[@jimmiehahn4560]

I love watching your interviews! As I told you in Williamsburg last year, I am so grateful that you have been able to save so much western film history for us!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Jimmie. Hope we're able to do Williamsburg again this year.

[@LarryB-fr1zo]

Room must be made for the villain. Kirk Douglas is priceless as the title character.

[@OdeeOz]

*Always though Tom Berenger was another underrated actor. Far as I can see, he gave his all in each production.* 👏👏👍👍👍

[@davepalmerton2429]

Some real classics that you can watch over and over again. Not a miss on the list.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, dave.

[@mythrusthelema]

I know this is movie westerns, however "Evil Roy Slade" is very very funny tv movie western spoof. John Aston as Roy, Mickey Rooney as the evil railroad baron, and Dick Shawn as the singing cowboy. It's a laugh riot.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Hey, it still counts Thelema. I'm adding your "vote" for it for a new tabulation...coming soon. Thanks.

[@rook543]

One you may not know of is my favorite. "Evil Roy Slade" with John Astin, Pamela Austin, Dick Shawn, Henry Gibson, Edie Adams, Milton Berle.and Mickey Rooney. Look for very early appearances by Pat Morita and Penny Marshall as a bank teller.

[@groover5863]

Heya Rob, Love the channel never miss an episode.Comedic westerns were always classic shows on saturdays in our local theatre.One of my favorite that I believe to be in the top 5 is The Shakiest Gun In The West with the great Don Knotts.Sure do wish they would bring out a few more oaters soon . Thanks Rob Keep'em comin' Groover :) (Rob;)

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Groover.

[@lynngalyon5687]

Great memories....thnx

[@AWordonWesterns]

Glad you enjoyed it, lynn. Thanks

[@dane6k6]

One of my all time favorites is The Shakiest Gun in the West staring Don Knotts

[@hughtollett8757]

I'll have agree with your picks. Just wish they would stop cutting them up. The times don't really matter anymore and it would be nice to see the entire movie for a change. Thanks Rob. You do an amazing job putting these things together and I like the interviews too.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Hugh.

[@RichWhiteUM]

A couple other good ones are: Dirty Dingus McGee, Support Your Local Gunfighter, and Four From Texas (which had a cameo from The 3 Stooges).

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Rich. There are many more comedy westerns than most people realize. I'm going to compile all of the additional suggested titles and probably put together a Top 20 list next year. Could be some more surprises!

[@toinimoore3463]

My late Dad laughed like anything at Dirty Dingus McGee We loved that movie Frank kept starring at that derby and sure enough look what happened!😳😁!George is really into comedy here so is Everyone!Rob maybe you can get an interview from Nancy Jr I am younger than her so she should remember how funny her Dad was in that movie Good Luck and bet you will get one or more hopefully!

[@toinimoore3463]

A Word on Westerns Thank You for the Best Comedy Westerns I’m Glad you Enjoyed them and still do I wish I had some of those movies I have only my memories of seeing them at the drive in as a kid I wish I could buy Dean’s movies and so many of them on dvd 📀 I’m 67 now and hubby’s never seen these movies he is 103 June 26th We stay in as much as we can and relatives get our.food so we watch lots of movies and tv

[@AWordonWesterns]

Toini Moore A very happy birthday to your husband. WOW 🤩 I hope you’ve been able to find a basket full of Dean Martin movies for him.

[@terrysr9569]

What a great list! No one can argue with your #1 choice of "Blazing Saddles", but my personal favorite is "McClintock". I never noticed the "no hat/ hat" in the blank firing scene until you pointed it out, what a great catch. Also, I actually like "Destry", with Audie Murphy, more than the original, "Destry Rides Again", with Jimmy Stewart, but it's always amazed me that the part of Destry in both movies was played by 2 REAL WWII HEROES! Thanks again, your channel has become my favorite!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Terry, glad you’re enjoying our show.

[@m1t2a1]

Also with Lee Marvin, and star of many westerns, Clint Eastwood. Paint Your Wagon. A musical no less.

[@dianecaldwell5237]

Just found this video and this channel and I love them both! I’m now a subscriber. Bravo! Keep up the good work!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Howdy, diane. Glad you found our channel. Lots to enjoy. Thanks for subscribing.

[@stuartprior6178]

There are some great comedy westerns and your choices are great, I always loved Cactus Jack with Kirk Douglas, the horse was the star in this one too. It was the Road Runner version of a western

[@hehjr47]

That film was called "The Villian" and you're absolutely right. It is the live action version of the "Road Runner" cartoons. 2nd funniest western next to "Blazing Saddles". Two of the funniest films ever.🤣🤣🤣

[@terryhutchinson6503]

And of course Whisky his partner in crime.

[@KentonJoseph]

I loved Lightnin' Jack.

[@lewisclark5694]

You are a genius, Rob.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Ha! Thanks, Lewis

[@DipBlu]

Please don't forget They Call Me Trinity and Trinity is Still My Name. OMG, funniest movies ever. I think Terence Hill is still kicking. You should get him in for an interview. Thanks!

[@bak-mariterry9143]

Oh hell yea . He is still kicking and needs to be on AWOW.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Would LOVE to have Terrence as a guest, but I believe he lives in the Boston area.

[@shelbynamels973]

@@bak-mariterry9143 Born March 39, he is 81 now.

[@terrykeever3280]

Cheyenne Social Club should have been here or close by. As a youngster, several of these and their sequels were my favorites - Son of Paleface and Support Youur Local Gunfighter. Unfortunately, there are several on your list I've never seen. I've watched McClintock and Blazing Saddles over and over laughing each time.

[@annekeel2694]

I would like to add an 11th film...."Along Came Jones"...with Gary Cooper, William Demarest and Loretta Young.(1945) in which Cooper is mistaken for an outlaw played by Dan Duryea. I think it is pretty funny.

[@terrysr9569]

Good choice Anne!

[@wildbillharding]

I just watched it and enjoyed it!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks for the comments. It’s really a fun movie. Gary Cooper produced it even spoofs his own image.

[@buxxbannerspov30]

I really like "Along Came Jones" it had a lot of comic moments, but was a good western too...

[@brianthomas2434]

And Along Came Jones provided the inspiration for the Coasters song, a relic of the days when TV schedules were loaded with Western series.

[@kyrilascully7828]

Thanks for this list! There were a few I had never heard of, and now I want to see Rustler's Rhapsody!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@kyrilascully7828]

@@AWordonWesterns if I can find it.

[@yankeefist9146]

The Villan With Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kirk Douglas and the beautiful Ann Margret. Just sayin...

[@alexhamilton4084]

It's called Cactus Jack not The Villain. I have it on DVD. It's road runner and wile e coyote in real life.

[@protorhinocerator142]

@@alexhamilton4084 When I saw it in the theater it was called The Villain. www.imdb.com/title/tt0080097/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

[@davestevens6283]

@@alexhamilton4084 Depends on which country you are referring to.

[@TheWyldesidewithEricClark]

Thank you for including "Rustler's Rhapsody"...Absolutely brilliant film and highly underrated and mostly overlooked. Again, much appreciated.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Couldn't agree more!

[@TheWyldesidewithEricClark]

@@AWordonWesterns And I know it's not a comedy, but another great film that is overlooked is "Silverado" with Kevin Kline, Kevin Costner, Danny Glover, Scott Glenn and others that make this a great film..

[@michaelbaumgardner2530]

Another wonderful trip down memory lane,im 56 years old and a huge Duke fan but some how Hope and Russell sticks in my mind as the funniest.Thanks again for a wonderful video.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@thomastarwater2989]

Honorable mentions: THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL (1965), THEY CALL ME TRINITY (1971), TRINITY IS STILL MY NAME (1972), THE SHAKIEST GUN IN THE WEST (1968), SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL GUNFIGHTER (1971), EVIL ROY SLADE (1972), and THE VILLAIN (1979).

[@ronh8199]

The way things are going today, I wouldn't be surprised to see Blazing Saddles, unfortunately, banned and burned. People can't laugh anymore. Great list. Wouldn't change a thing.

[@harrymills2770]

Yup. Pack-rat, here, has the VHS extended cut. The one I think would be triggering would be "McClintock!" The Duke spanked Maureen O'Hare. Some VERY chauvinist scenes. In other words, a classic. It's sad. Because O'Hare's character was at LEAST McClintock's equal, in every respect. Strong enough to poke fun at for being so stuck on appearances and high society. But SJWs wouldn't see it that way.

[@les4767]

I'm personally shooting anybody that attempts to touch "Blazing Saddles." Standards MUST be maintained!

[@leslauner5062]

Perfect list. Here's some honorable mentions for you: "The Apple Dumpling Gang"(1975) "The Frisco Kid"(1979) "Support your local gunfighter"(1971) "Hot Lead and Cold Feet"(1978) "Maverick"(1994)

[@franram7426]

The Frisco Kid ...... Is my #2. Nothing is gonna push Blazzing Saddles out. Even though it's kinda not a western.

[@edp2260]

The Hallelujah Trail? Epic comedy meet the wild west!

[@garyhiland6013]

Ya beat me to it! Upvote.

[@garyhiland6013]

I liked Ruggles of Red Gap.

[@erichoppe9876]

Yes! I had to go searching through the comments to see if somebody would mention this. Donald Pleasence as the oracle was the funniest thing I'v ever seen.

[@protorhinocerator142]

No love for "Paint Your Wagon"? That was one of my favorite Clint Eastwood movies.

[@colinp2238]

I can't remember how many of these I saw in the army cinema in Germany during my servive there (72-77) enjoyed everyone but PC was unheard of back then and life was more real and so were people.

[@karenlee188]

TH for your service

[@colinp2238]

@@karenlee188 Thank you for your support.

[@brucemorrison2132]

Well, in MHO ~ no.1 should be "Paint Your Wagon" with Clint Eastwood and Lee Marvin ! Nearly made me fall out of my chair with laughter !!! "City Slicker" with Jack Palance and Billy Crystal should have been there also .

[@douglashall2141]

I still laugh when I see Blazing Saddles, my dad is 96 years old and he loves Blazing Saddles

[@mikepowers9265]

The Marx Brothers "Go West" and the Three Stooges "The Outlaws is Coming" are both very funny westerns.

[@specterman2000]

I loved "The Marx Brothers "Go West"!

[@sammychicken3457]

Yes, of course, the Marx Brothers, Go West. SONFUNNY.

[@OdeeOz]

Here I am, binge watching Word, and cradling my Red Rider Carbine. 👍👍👍😅😂🤣

[@AWordonWesterns]

Enjoy! Be careful, OD.

[@OdeeOz]

@@AWordonWesterns Aww, cain't find no ammo fer it anyway. :O 😅😂🤣

[@sandrasanders706]

Loved Son of Paleface, the sequel...loved Joey Bishop..

[@crowhaven200]

Excellent! Thank you Robert Word, and stay safe!

[@KenSiefert]

How could you leave out Evil Roy Slade with John Astin? Beat your entire top 10 in my opinion

[@MrPhucktard]

Agreed. I would put Evil Roy Slade in the list at No. 4 or 5. I love "McClintock," but it doesn't deserve to be on this list at all. I thought "The Over The Hill Gang" was better than some on this list.

[@billlozier5551]

ERS was a television movie on NBC so that's why it didn't make the list. Heck most people never heard of it.

[@hawkmaster381]

Loved that movie!!! Nothing like seeing Gomez Addams as a silly, evil villain.

[@raylowery9466]

Your list is excellent...............as is your video...........thank you for sharing with us............avid fan

[@billlozier5551]

Honorable mention " the Cheyenne Social Club" Jimmy Stewart inherits a brothel. With Henry Fonda.

[@AmericasChoice]

Directed by Gene Kelly.

[@christhompson9486]

You don't care who you step on, do you Harley.

[@billlozier5551]

@@christhompson9486 lol, you have no ♥️ John!

[@hellsapoppin2048]

Really enjoyed this episode. Thanks

[@MsBamafanatic]

*Fancy Pants* with Lucille Ball and Bob Hope is one of my favorite western comedies.

[@terrysr9569]

Great pick and Roll Tide!

[@donbasta2475]

Thanks!! A great Father's Day gift!!

[@virginia7191]

Great list! Blazing Saddles HAD to be #1! But I do miss The Villian and The Shakiest Gun In The West which was a remake of Paleface but funnier, in my opinion.

[@brianthomas2434]

Uhh...The Villain? With a young Schwarzenegger and Kirk Douglas as a live acton Wile E. Coyote? Respectfully disagree. I remember that movie as laugh repellent.

[@kaybell1963]

First top 10 list I've ever agreed with - Well done !

[@spiffyh]

Maverick, with Mel Gibson, Jodi Foster, James Garner, James Coburn, and others.

[@tabuilder]

I usually disagree with most "Top Ten" movie picks, but this guy hit all the greats. The only change I'd make is "Texas Across The River" for "The Frisco Kid".

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, tab. Adding "Frisco" to the new list.

[@Miatacrosser]

The Pale Face was one of the funniest comedies ever made regardless of genre. I thought it was way funnier than any Road picture he made. I have two copies of the original sheet music to Buttons and Bows with both of them on the cover. There was not a doubt in my mind what #1 would be....at least in my book. Again one of the funniest comedies of all time regardless of genre.

[@cherylrichards8951]

Don't forget the follow-up movie, Son of Paleface, also starring Bob and Jane.

[@AWordonWesterns]

@@cherylrichards8951 I liked the sequel even more but the total votes put PALEFACE in the Top 10.

[@brucecoleman7412]

Some you left out: They Call Me Trinity, Trinity Is Still My Name, and My Name Is Nobody, all with Terrence Hill and Bud Spencer. These STILL crack me up! Also, Support Your Local Gunfighter, the sequel to Support Your Local Sheriff. These all belong here.

[@montyrose78]

I enjoyed from noon til three with Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland

[@brianthomas2434]

Good stuff, more a satire than comedy, I think.

[@Rangersly]

Excellent list! I love all the infos about the movies. I have never heard of RUSTLERS RHAPSODY! I will look it up for sure! This list needs some Terrence Hill though. MY NAME IS NOBODY maybe?

[@kenhurley4441]

Blazing Saddles couldn't be made today! And that's a shame!

[@tvtitlechampion3238]

Incorrect.

[@Glittersword]

@@tvtitlechampion3238 incorrect that it couldn't be made or that it is a shame?

[@desertfox3860]

Very nice, thanks.

[@tomwillis1264]

With the exception of Hanoi Jane's Movie, I agree will all of your choices. Great Job

[@scenicdriveways6708]

Nice video, thanks for sharing. How about 1968 "The Shakiest Gun in the West" staring Don Knotts , and 1994 Lighting Jack staring Paul Hogan.

[@trackinggod8087]

You missed my favorite - My Name is Nobody with one of Henry Fonda's last perfomances, along with Terrence Hill in the Trinity films.

[@markkover8040]

Absolutely! It was Henry Fonda's last western. What a great send off movie for him.

[@11JohnBooker22]

Outstanding list and order.

[@johnthorpe8930]

Frankie Lane,believed the film was a straight Western,and put his all into the title song.Mel Brookes didn't tell him until later in order to get a 'straight' performance,thus adding another layer of irony to a great spoof.

[@paulstan9828]

Ha!! That was a great video idea. So many good funny movies. I forgot about Way Out West it was so funny. Loved the little dance scene. They were a great team.

[@akoponen]

I was halfway expecting to see "The Villain" on this list.

[@seanbryant2848]

I just love this... thank you for this compilation review. It has reminded me of movies I have seen, and long forgotten... but no more, because as soon as I can, I'm going to be ordering the DVDs ... none of these would be able to be remade today in this PC culture we have now, and it is a shame. I'm going to have to get these before the thought police ban them, too.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Sean. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@stevepastore7970]

Three more to add to the list are "Skin Games","Support Your Local Gunfighter", and " The Outlaws Is Coming"

[@nealhathaway2004]

Good job. Great comedies. Really good job.

[@Backroad_Junkie]

Where's "My Name is Nobody"?

[@LowPlainsDrifter60]

Although it was light hearted, it wasn't strictly a comedy western.

[@calvinwboaz7085]

I didn't view it is a comedy despite some comedy elements.

[@calvinwboaz7085]

Gig Young was suppose to be in Blazing Saddles as well.

[@timharper3390]

The only comedy in the Nobody/ Trinity series is that some folks truly enjoy them! J/k, I don’t have to like what you like and vice-versa. That’s the beauty-

[@calvinwboaz7085]

@@timharper3390 No, you don't have to like what I like, but I'm trying to add some culture to you life and give you some wisdom so you won't be an idiot all of your life.

[@crlguitar1]

El Guappo....'Oh....It's a sweater!'

[@kentuckylongrifle8640]

Somewhat sad that "Paint Your Wagon" didn't make the cut. Other than that, a top notch list.

[@brianthomas2434]

Wow! Saw it twice, cannot agree. Happy it has a fan, though.

[@christinemiller7577]

Loved this hahahaa I've seen them all but it sure was great to see bits of them all together!!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@lugnuts7800]

The Trinity movies; Terrance Hill and Bud Spencer.

[@travisrolison9646]

The left and right hand of the devil

[@harrijoy2039]

Thanks for sharing ,have seen every one of them ....!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks for watching!

[@thatfelladownunder9396]

Destry Rides Again is a great film and you can clearly see how Madeline Khan studied Dietrich’s role for her part in Blazing Saddles. The fight scenes are hilarious.

[@sandrasanders706]

Great list!!

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks!

[@larrymonahan1106]

Paint You're Wagon, Should have been in the top 10

[@larrymonahan1106]

@Kim Smith he was not bad

[@bluey7007]

The sheepman..glenn ford. Mickey shaugnessy..edgar buchanan...very funny..

[@AWordonWesterns]

And Shirley!

[@andreaswollarz5324]

While not technically a western I'd still like to nominate City slickers.

[@AWordonWesterns]

Your votes being counted, doc.

[@fluke1172]

Cactus jack Slade, They call me trinity, A million ways to dye, and 1 of my favorites was a HBO special staring Louis Gosset jr in El Diablo. If you have never seen it find it and watch it. A line in the movie which happens 3 times is "Billy Rey done shot his horse"

[@jknuttel]

Although it's generally regarded as one of their lesser films, I've always enjoyed the Marx Brothers in _Go West_ (1940). Likewise, despite its political incorrectness (i.e. blackface), there is the early Technicolor film _Whoopee!_ (1930) starring Eddie Cantor.

[@budcat7]

Awesome Rob!! I was smiling and laughing during the whole video!! Thank you for bringing this to us!!🤠🤠🤠🤠

[@AWordonWesterns]

Thanks, Stoney.

[@gordonowens7794]

Paint your Wagon should be on this list.

[@TERoss-jk9ny]

Been waiting!! Thanks Rob!