Rawhide (1951)

A stagecoach stop employee and a stranded woman traveler find themselves at the mercy of four desperate outlaws intent on robbing the next day's gold shipment.

[@herbertthrasher1386]

I am 84, can not remember how often I have watched, enjoyed and hope to see again. Often thought it one of the best.

[@joankersting2358]

Jack Elam isn’t a handsome guy but man, he worked steady! I see him in every other old western I watch. Young or old Jack had a real career!

[@cherylvirden3073]

BEST DARN CHARACTER ACTOR THAT EVER LIVED!!!

[@Bear-Ur2ez]

I don't recall just how many times I've watched this movie through the years. Since the 50's but I can tell you it's a bunch . And I still enjoy it.

[@loveandfaith6517]

This is the kind of movie you could watch more than once...thank you. 👍👍

[@warrenwilson4818]

Hugh Marlowe makes the movie worth watching. The baby's part is excellent. I have seen this on KZbin a number of times. I love it.

[@jeannetteblackwell3730]

First I've heard of this movie! Love it!

[@joselopezmoya9786]

WESTERN MOVIES AND MOVIES IN GENERAL FROM THE 1940'S TO THE START OF THE 70'S WERE SOLID.

[@dwightherrington7793]

Ive always lived westerns the older the better but ur right about the 40s to very early 70s.

[@higgsmerino3925]

Except for all the shitty ones. Lots of those.

[@BobJones-dq9mx]

What a surprise! Excellent movie!

[@sdprescott324]

Ignore the negative comments -- an intriguing story with excellent cast. You'll enjoy it !

[@vernwallen4246]

Susan was a real live sweetheart.💕💕💕💄💁🐴

[@tommysfather]

Hayward is anything but a sweetheart. She usually has a sourpuss to do along with her personality.

[@mauricioduron3193]

Hayward and Hugh Marlowe later played husband and wife in Henry Hathaway's 'The Garden of Evil', 1954, co-starring with Gary Cooper and Richard Widmark. The first martial bars of Sol Kaplan's theme played in William Wellman's 'Yellow Sky', 1946, starring Gregory Peck, Anne Baxter and Widmark.

[@higgsmerino3925]

Only in the movies...in the final shootout Tyrone Power shoots 11 times with a six shooter and no ammo belt in sight. Scchhhheeeeecch.

[@obroberts6533]

If you will remember he gave the woman the gun and the belt, she put both behind the water tank if you look closely and you see him pick it up you see him take it out of the holster.

[@gii_vannile]

Thank you very much . I enjoyed this . I love Jack Elam very much . May. 24th 2022 Tue. 14:50 from Yokohama City Japan

[@okwyntupac7205]

Am addicted to vintage movies. It makes me feel the joy and wholesomeness they enjoyed.

[@pearlcaster8287]

I saw this movie in 1951, as a young boy. I enjoyed it then, and I enjoyed it this time. I have always remembered it; every actor, the plot, the scenery (little boys pay attention to Westerns because so many sets were used over and over again). I thought Susan Hayward, Jack Elam, and Edward Buchanan did exempleary protrayals. George Tobias,and Dean Jagger were excellent actors. Their personas were so well done. This was one of the best performance by Tyrone Power that I ever saw. That's primarily because he usually got such bad scripts to act on. I have to say that Hugh Marlowe also did an excellent job here. He,like Tyrone Power, also had an under utilized talent, being offered a lot ot of bad scripts. The baby girl, "Callie" took direction well. I wondered how many times she had ro do the escape thru the hole scene. In rhose days, there was less hovering over child actors and her tears at the alleged bullets hitting the dirt around her evoked true tears. I have to thank the poster of this movie, and praise him/her for no **#**^# commercial interuptions. Thks. Excellent film. A good plot, well scripted dialogue, excellent production values and fabulous actors. Jeez, nearing my eighth decade now, I so do miss such professionalism.

[@dorothymcclain2513]

I saw this movie when I was 5. It impressed me so that I remember it all to this day.

[@malisaszabo1420]

Wow how old you now if you don’t mind

[@dorothymcclain2513]

@@malisaszabo1420 I am 75.

[@tommysfather]

I go along with everything you wrote Pearl EXCEPT your saying that you enjoyed Hayward's acting - I find it disgusting!

[@onneton]

Easy living wild wild west. Somhow it start my day in better rails.

[@catmate8358]

Awesome.

[@pasnthr6251]

Susan was very beautiful

[@dwightherrington7793]

Man suzanne Hayward is gourgeous she was a beautiful model before becoming a beautiful actress

[@richardnogan4579]

Good flick and well acted. You just have to give credit where credit is do with Elm. Tku for post.

[@stephenkolarac5305]

Is it my eyesight or is the picture blurry? Thanks.

[@theranjithjay]

1951 Movie - Tyrone Power and Susan Hayward - starring Great film !

[@johnrudy9404]

Now, I know it's for plot development, but come on....they get taken by surprise when Marlow comes in? I think real stage relay tenders would be VERY aware of everything and would not have taken The tossed badge a legitimate. I've seen my share of westerns since the 60s. But again, it's a movie. Oh well. The place they lived in would be plenty fine for me. Plumbing would help though.

[@alexkije]

The opening title music reminds me of a march version of the traditional "Massas in the Cold, Cold Ground." I think this title music was also used for trailer music for other movies.

[@DavidRice111]

@9:21 Edward Buchanan is smoking a full-bent pipe known as an "Oom Paul". (in case you wondered 😄)

[@LBG-cf8gu]

Only the bandit ever showed any attention to the toddler.

[@grizzlycountry1030]

William Scott Elam, known as Jack Elam's most distinguishing physical quality was the iris of his left eye, which was skewed to the outside, making him look unnaturally wall-eyed (the opposite of cross-eyed). He also lost the sight in his left eye during a boyhood accident when he was stabbed with a pencil at a Boy Scout meeting.

[@thetruth3768]

great actor, was in lots of tv shows & movies. his eye helped him get some of the parts.

[@jimclark6256]

It was a fight, not an accident.

[@higgsmerino3925]

And he still regrets turning down the Jack Palance role on "Shane".

[@AlexanderJScheu]

Great - Thank You very very much... did see - end of fifties as I was a Boy.. I feel .... yesterday... Greeting fro Germany

[@alec2726]

Such great actors? Dean Jagger, how good playing a Dumbo;' Jack Elam, always the best character actor of all and he always looked old. Susan Hayward, what could I say? Tyrone Power, well?

[@glenyshogan9540]

Masters

[@Retroscoop]

The first minutes sound like a Yosemite Sam cartoon....

[@turtle9447]

same music as the movie Yellow Sky

[@tommissouri4871]

Amazing how she rolls in the dirt in that white blouse and it remains spotless. The same for his black shirt. I have to say, these are some of the dumbest characters I have ever seen in a movie. How they survived in the West, I will never know.

[@higgsmerino3925]

Because Power had a gun that shot 11 times without reloading (final shoot- out).

[@Marcus538]

what a cracking film ,

[@franktrautman2092]

You must be British hello mate

[@Thompson-xp1mk]

This film shows us that enemy is usually inside not being outside because one of gang killed his boss and his comrade. I miss Susan Hayward whose movie I Want To Live I would like to watch and ask this channel to upload it

[@uncatila]

"I ain't been cured a women yet"

[@joselopezmoya9786]

SUSAN HAYWARD WAS A HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY.

[@lancew.dellshannon5997]

Susan Hayward was also one of the best actresses of her era. Starred in movies with Clark Gable, Gregory Peck, and other top Hollywood names. She had a role in "Valley of the Dolls," one of her last roles, and was the star in "I Want To Live," perhaps her greatest acting performance.

[@lorenzomagazzeni5425]

After Ava Gardner ...

[@grantross2609]

sometimes called " the devine bitch " somewhat unkindly methinks

[@karlgillies]

Maybe 5 out of 10

[@winstonbelisle3560]

I thought this was the Tv series show. But still a good movie!

[@redkellyre6568]

filmed in Long Pine California

[@franktrautman2092]

Filmed in Matamoros Mexico

[@redkellyre6568]

@@franktrautman2092 check again Alabama Hills

[@redkellyre6568]

@@franktrautman2092 Filming Location Matching "Alabama Hills, Lone Pine, California, USA" (Sorted by Popularity Ascending) View Mode: Compact | Detailed 51-100 of 377 titles. | « Previous | Next » Sort by: Popularity▲ | A-Z | User Rating | Number of Votes | US Box Office | Runtime | Year | Release Date | Date of Your Rating | Your Rating Cimarron Strip 51. Cimarron Strip (1967-1968) TV-PG | 90 min | Western 7.2 Rate this The western adventures of tough, but fair, Marshal Jim Crown. Stars: Stuart Whitman, Percy Herbert, Randy Boone, Jill Townsend Votes: 417 Rawhide 52. Rawhide (1951) Approved | 89 min | Drama, Romance, Western 7.1 Rate this A stagecoach stop employee and a stranded woman traveller find themselves at the mercy of four desperate outlaws intent on robbing the next day's gold shipment. Director: Henry Hathaway | Stars: Tyrone Power, Susan Hayward, Hugh Marlowe, Dean Jagger

[@janetwashington5090]

What's the name of the narrator? Is it Robert Ryan, James Garner? Just trying to figure out whose voice it is in the beginning.

[@franktrautman2092]

Charlie Brown

[@edwardkarlson8192]

Pretty ridiculous ending.

[@josephchoy1610]

I agree

[@grantross2609]

miss hayward at the height of her powers !

[@danilo16410]

Good movie but as all of them to0oOo0oOo0o short happy end, only 10- 15 secconds of the entire movie which is filled with bad atmosphere. As if the creators of these movies are afraid of developing some 3-4 minutes of happy ending.

[@johnpepe180]

Where is Clint Eastwood ?

[@tommissouri4871]

Up in the Northwest working odd jobs, before heading to Fort Ord.

[@franktrautman2092]

In Mexico doing spaghetti westerns at this time

[@ooh2873]

I think the whole show was staged

[@pedroluginick21]

i m sure about that

[@franktrautman2092]

Yeah like a three ring circus you clown

[@thetruth3768]

those were the days, men were men & women were treated like women

[@nevillepage5786]

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[@tomortale2333]

hayward allways had the dumb look on her face as if ''i've heard it alll before'' to me is demeaning

[@tommysfather]

I like Tyrone Power so much I am even willing to watch this movie even though the bi-och Hayward is in it. She plays a bi-otch so easy she doesn't even need to act. Well, after 20 minutes into this movie I decided that the bi-otch was just too much of a bi-otch for me and had to call it quits - sorry Tyrone.

[@higgsmerino3925]

see below.

[@joselopezmoya9786]

EDGAR BUCHANAN, ONE OF THE BEST CHARACTER ACTORS EVER, ALONG WITH JACK ELAM AND LEO GORDON AMONG OTHERS, INCLUDING RACIST WALTER BRENNAN.

[@edwardkarlson8192]

Oh, you had to say that about Walter Brennan, didn't you, Jose? Have you surveyed all the actors according to how they were about race, including the African-Americans?

[@jimcrawford3185]

All cowboys are raysiss

[@davidcooper357]

Who said Walter Brennan was a racist black lives matter

[@franktrautman2092]

How do you know Mr. Brennan was a racist Walt seemed like a good fella

[@franktrautman2092]

Are you mad because you We’re in illegal alien and you were paid below minimum wage

[@lorenzomagazzeni5425]

Probably they couldn't afford John Wayne and had to manage with candy ass Tyrone.

[@franktrautman2092]

The only movie I ever liked John Wayne and was the Cowboys we are actually the boys made the movie

[@ramonalee1832]

Film quality is bad. Can't watch.

[@franktrautman2092]

Use your imagination like when you are reading a book if you have ever read a book

[@PaulPetrea]

Almost every character in this movie acted like a complete idiot. Certainly not one of the best westerns I've ever seen due to that reason alone.

[@lorenzomagazzeni5425]

Why so many African Americans are named Tyrone ?

[@franktrautman2092]

Same reason so many white guys or named Bob or Bill or Jim we’re David

[@eddyflanagan153]

👎 amateur ism

[@franktrautman2092]

Alcohol ism

[@mbelgedesprett]

kurang kreatif dan kurang akal

[@bloatedman]

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