Clint Walker Is "Cheyenne" Again

In the 1991 TV movie, "The Gambler Returns" Clint gets roughly 9 minutes of acting when he resumes his role as Cheyenne Bodie. Kenny Rogers and Reba McIntire star as card sharks winning a lot of money with outlaws trying to steal it in a long shootout. Cheyenne and Wyatt Earp (Hugh O'Brien) help them out in this particular scene.

[@janethartwig774]

Even 9 minutes must have been fun for Clint Walker. He looks just wonderful.

[@territripp2987]

I love this and all the old cowboys. I love Clint Walker, Hugh O'Brian, Kenny Roger's and I believe this is Reba which I think it's a great cast. Everyone gets old. I like it when they get our great older actors in films and TV shows.

[@bear022013]

Clint Walker NEVER looks bad.I met him at The Western Legends Roundup in UTAH last year and he looked GREAT FOR ANY AGE. The man is an AMERICAN HERO,one of FEW.

[@CaptainNavman]

but that hat is another matter

[@Crazymike1975]

Rest in Heaven Kenny Rogers/Clint Walker/Hugh O'Brien.

[@bigclintfan3679]

Loved how the Cheyenne theme song was played when they were coming into the stage depot...that was perfect.

[@mikepowers9265]

R.I.P.Clint Walker,camping under the stars tonight.

[@rony41165]

I should point out that this movie had several former tv western characters who made appearances like The Rifleman Chuck Connors and his co-star Johnny Crawford who incidentitally appeared in The Gambler II but playing a different caracter , Gene Barry who played Bat Masterson, James Drury, The Virginian and his co-star Doug McClure, Jack Kelly as Bart Maverick and David Carradine as Kwai Chang Caine from Kung Fu.

[@redthedragon88]

@carolnell you will never will hear anything bad about clint, he was a one of a kind man

[@jamesbrice7951]

great to see Clint in action at a ripe old age.

[@pegomyheart1]

I have watched just about every western series that has been on telivision,and in my opinion Cheyenne was the best by far... he was the most genuine Hero of all, even tho he was a ficticious character unlike Wyatt Earp who was based on real life.. Clint Walker was Cheyenne on the screen and in real life....

[@maryadeloje1848]

This is ONE of my favorite scenes. Kenny and Clint will have a lot to talk about in Heaven above.

[@wcwbulldog1701]

Much Love & Appreciation to Kenny Rogers and those who made this movie, for showing True Respect to The True TV Western Pioneers of Yesterday. God Bless Them All.

[@SteveDude64]

Bodie. Cheyenne Bodie. I was watching Cheyenne today on Encore Western.

[@pegomyheart1]

I hear you Saunders... I think he was out of shape at the time they made this movie...but there was a long time in between, that he was out of the public eye.and we didn't see him age....like he said in the clip.. Things have been pretty quiet for me lately.... That was for real....We will always see him as the magnificently handsome,beautiful man who graced the small screen and the big screen... He was, and is Bigger than life....and will always be my Hero...Thank You Clint....

[@44032]

Clint was famous for promoting health foods. He seems to have have quite a bit of them in this clip.

[@KP-mb9jx]

@@44032 He was 64 at the time, give him a break!

[@banner74]

God,how I loved watching this tv movie and one last time seeing some of TV's greatest western stars in the roles that made them immortal:Chuck Connors as Lucas "Rifleman" McCain,Johnny Crawford as his son Mark,Clint Walker as Cheyenne Bodie,Hugh O'Brian as Wyatt Earp,Gene Barry as Bat Masterson,Brian Keith as "The Westerner" Dave Blassingame,James Drury & Doug McClure from "The Virginian",Jack Kelly as Bart Maverick and David Carradine as Kwai Chang Caine from "Kung Fu".Just Awesome.

[@44032]

Patrick MacNee so appeared as "Sir Colin", a character who bears a considerable resemblance to John Steed. He's in a poker game with Brady Hawks, Bart Maverick and Bat Masterson. it was an inspired bit because, although they are characters from different times, filmed in different decades on different continents, there's a strong resemblance to Gene Barry's Bat Masterson, who eschewed gun play in favor of hitting the bad guys with his cane and John Steed who did the same, preferring a steel-plated bowler as a weapon. I wished they'd had another player who objects to the draw bu7t is disarmed by Masterson's cane and silenced by Sir Colin's bowler. ..

[@gerrydooley951]

Kenny rogers' acting has all the emotion of someone reading the phone book

[@gazebo46]

I love all the "Gambler" movies. I love how this movie pay tribute to all those beloved cowboy shows of the 1950s-1960s.

[@joseph2899]

It's my favorite out of all them because of paying tribute to the western shows

[@Chris-Collectible]

I agree with I love this movie and the old western shows

[@deanarupe73]

I only watched this for the old western stars. I love Cheyenne Bodie and the Rifleman

[@maryadeloje1848]

Love it...CHEYENNE IS BACK....Absolutely...Always and Forever...A Legend!🤠

[@wcwbulldog1701]

Wyatt Earp & Cheyenne: Awesome Representatives of Classic TV Westerns, Never Forgotten Then, Now, & Forever!!!

[@johnetheridge5833]

R.I.P Kenny Rogers

[@cowboytroop]

I think Clint is Great. Long Live Clint!

[@theironclads]

The best music out of this entire sequence was when they played the original themes from both Wyatt Earp & Cheyenne.

[@CasonovaCorkClub]

R.I.P. BIG FELLA!!!

[@SirIanMcKellen]

Hey! Mr. Walker can park his boots at my cabin at 33 years of age or 83 years of age. A gentleman like him never ages.

[@kennyhuskisson2684]

Size 14s!

[@2exclusive4yall]

Regardless of his age and actions, Clint walker still moves me even at the age of 82!!!!!!

[@sarahb2623]

OMG I LOVED THIS! How did I miss this great cameo of Clint's? LOL Thanks so much for uploading!

[@Wixom2200]

That's my boy, Bodie

[@joseelloyd8173]

I love these guys in their older years!

[@Anynom]

Just love how they play the Wyatt Earp theme when Earp guns down five guys in as many seconds. "When fact becomes the legend, son....print the legend."

[@slavebitch1]

I recall back in the 60's, Clint being photographed beside Cassius Clay. He made Clay look puny.

[@gerrydooley951]

He may have made Ali look small but Ali would've dismantled him

[@scsu5085]

I agree, even though we aren’t supposed to say it out loud

[@fernandofernandez1630]

fernando fernandez yo conoci a este Gran Actor Clint Walker hace muchos años en la pelicula 15 balas al lado de una Actris conocida de verdad que me cayo bien lo vi en los 12 del patibulo luego en yuma me da mucha pena que ya no este mas fue un gran Actor un hombre muy guapo esa esa estatura y ese fisico,

[@pegomyheart1]

Great video..I saw this back when it first appeared on tv, it was fun to watch it again....I loved how they played his themesong at the end of the clip,,and his comments on how things have been pretty quiet for me lately, and it's good to get the old heart pumping.. My heart is pumping every time I see him.....

[@brassplyer]

Clint was ruggedly athletic in his younger days and was a naturally gifted actor but ran into some severe health problems. His downslide started when his heart was punctured by a ski pole which almost killed him, and severely hampered his career. I believe he also had a tumor behind one of his eyes, which is why it looks odd here. After his ski accident he did a short lived series called "Kodiak" but you see even then he wasn't the same.

[@jkoncz]

the hero of Hartford Illinois!

[@user-lu2vu5go9c]

Awesome video. No matter how old he was, he still kicks ass.

[@bear022013]

Clint Walker was sitting across from me,recently in Utah and as I mentioned before....he has the body of a Greek God. His face is that of a very young man and he STILL WORKS OUT WITH WEIGHTS. I think brassplyer needs glasses.

[@Anynom]

RIP Hugh O'Brien.

[@Flipperhome]

I'm surprised no one mentioned the homage to The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. "When the legend becomes fact... print the legend."

[@joseelloyd8173]

He was 82!!!!

[@user-gb1pj5ns2x]

I liked very much Hugh O'Brien & Clint Walker...great to watch and always read re what decent & good men they were. Hugh was a fine Marine in the Corp.

[@joycemoore715]

I always wondered where this clip came from and finally saw the description Thanks

[@edgarsporeii9732]

No, the Best part , the man, the myth, the Legend Wyatt Earp Returns!

[@Yewtooberr]

That's an organ they're shooting that's making sounds like piano strings being hit.

[@halwexler2862]

Notice the great acting by Hugh just by his face alone.

[@user-hg5ex6cf1o]

Loved them both do much miss them so much

[@HM2SGT]

*Kenny sure was throwing a lot of Bones to a lot of those classic western actors. His Gambler pictures reminded me of that scene at the end of Bob Hope's Alias Jesse James, when a parade of Western television and film actors provide minutes worth of cameos in character taking out bad guys and saving Bob's bacon!* 🫶😻

[@TheGraingirl]

Still gorgeously Clinton walker!

[@michaelsmiley15]

This is one of the best gun battle scenes I think I've ever seen certainly the most complex with the amount of individuals who stunk people and 51 noticed it's actually filmed on the backlot at water brother studios of The Dukes of Hazzard set the count square set and the amount of people that were in this movie the gambler the 4th film IA had the who's who of Western stars from these sixties era black-and-white Western TV shows in this movie and it was just amazing the ensemble cast in it was basically had to be done in 2 parts for TV because it was just that long

[@woodychadwick9834]

I somehow missed this. Now I'm sad.

[@redthedragon88]

@PrincessPocahontas1 hes 64 in this show, and yes, he plays himself very well. even at age 82 he is still in shape, just a little rounder

[@user-hg5ex6cf1o]

Loved both ok them so much miss them both

[@saunders49]

Well...nobody will ever say that I am not an admirer of the great Clint Walker...my numerous tributes to him speak for themselves...but I am sorry...I don't think he looked that well in this film. His body was out of shape, and his hair kooked rather strange. regardless....I still love you Clint.

[@KP-mb9jx]

He was 64 at the time, and compared to most at that age I think he looked great! Plus, he lived until he was almost 91!

[@michaelwatkins2432]

Hey, the wild west is extending to the 1910s with about a 1914 Model T Ford.

[@aurellioroccone2150]

Best snd only the best

[@nickgov66]

A good old five hundred bullets from a six gun without reloading western.

[@OldDood]

You noticed that as well...eh? LOL

[@Longbranchking]

Should’ve had all the mavericks in there

[@KCOliver1960]

Bert Maverick (Jack Kelly) showed up at the end of the movie.

[@eileenweeks1815]

Someone has a big gut and his name is Clint Walker. 😊

[@obbzerver]

What's with the funk-jazz music?

[@monkeysbum999]

Incongruous music.

[@profvonooze]

Hey there muzician21 How did Clint's eye become turned to one side? I've often wondered about that. Anne O.

[@Juliaflo]

@mythic89 I second all the way to TENTH that. Add the 'Wyatt Earp' theme song, and BOOOOOOOOOYAH,

[@saunders49]

amen...Peg!

[@user-mx3xg8ui3p]

Svp on ne pourrait pas mettre la série cheyenne sur le site j'aimerais bien revoir comme je suppose beaucoup d'autres personnes clint walker ou bien des films avec lui il n'y en a pas beaucoup merci d'avance ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤anne

[@SenorZorrozzz]

THERES ONLY ONE!One Wyatt Earp! Hugh OBrian. And he knows just how to handle that Colt Buntline Special!

[@dannybex]

@carroll1956 Whatever you say must be the absolute truth. And by the way, my 86 year old mother in law lifts her couch and other furniture out into the back yard so she can clean her carpets, and also mows her own lawn.

[@dannybex]

I didn't say that he wasn't a nice guy, I was just replying to Princess' comment that he looked 'fabulous', which I took to mean he looked fabulous in this clip, which he made when he was 64 years of age. Clint Eastwood, another nice guy, who is only 3 years younger than Walker, looks younger today than Walker did in this clip shot over 18 years ago. Trivial yes, but true.

[@normanclemens7225]

is it wise to compare?(some of the comments)

[@2exclusive4yall]

2exclusive4yall is incorrect! correction lunettagrant

[@donaldwiggins1799]

What movie is this?

[@alexpalmer9101]

+Donald Wiggins The Gambler: Luck of the Draw.

[@luannkessler7228]

What is the name of this movie?

[@OldDood]

The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw (1991)

[@44032]

Were there ever that many bad guys in one place at one time?

[@HM2SGT]

1959, Bob Hope, *_Alias Jesse James_* The ending scene is what you're looking for, pretty fun. 😉

[@geot4647]

People's last breaths are treated very lightly in these types of scenes. It's no wonder the public has become desensitized. Walker also looks increasingly Indian/Mexican as time passes.

[@muzician338]

That isn't the Cheyenne theme.

[@BerlinerinToni]

@Mu Zician - the Cheyenne theme starts at around 7:36. It's very quiet and low-key, and sometimes a little hard to hear behind the dialogue.

[@muzician338]

@@BerlinerinToni You are correct!

[@marauderpictures6815]

Clint Walker was the greatest. I don't like seeing him in stupid crap like this.

[@robertcornelius3514]

Clint got fat and old... just like me. Ha!

[@pegomyheart1]

I believe this was 1991, he really .let himself go , Thank God for Susan She really took care of him ❤

[@KP-mb9jx]

@@pegomyheart1 I hardly think he "let himself go", he would have been 64 and lived until he was almost 91!

[@gerrydooley951]

big ,fat Kenny Rogers as the hero, what a laugh. With the exception of some of the old stars getting some screen time, I hated these movies and big fat Kenny Rogers.

[@romak4756]

This was just cringworthy, horrible directing.

[@dannybex]

My god, take off the rose colored glasses. He looks terrible here, like he IS 82, despite the fact that he was only 64 when this was filmed. And that ravaged face doesn't come from "healthy", "clean living". "Cheyenne Bodie will live forever in my imagination." Obviously. :)

[@pharlap9]

Have to agree he didn't age well. Spit happens

[@HM2SGT]

Danny's comment is obviously one born of callow youth. One wonders if the intervening decade-and-a-half have given him some perspective and made him less coarse and rude.🤔🤷