Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here (Full Movie, Western, HD, English, Entire Film) *free full westerns*

Full Western Movie, Full Length Cowboy Film, English: Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here (original title), 1h 38min, Drama, Western, 1970.
In 1909, when young Paiute Indian Willie Boy returns to his California reservation to be with Lola, whose father disapproves of him, a killing in self defense takes place, triggering a massive man hunt for Willie.
Based on true events, Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here, tells the story of one of the last Western manhunts, in 1909. Willie Boy, a Native American, kills his girlfriend's father in self defense, and the two go on the run, pursued by a search posse led by Sheriff Christopher Cooper.
Director: Abraham Polonsky
Writers: Harry Lawton (book), Abraham Polonsky
Stars: Robert Redford, Katharine Ross, Robert Blake
Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here is a Technicolor movie released in 1969, based on the true story of a Chemehuevi-Paiute Indian named Willie Boy and his run-in with the law in 1909 in Banning, California, United States. The movie was written and directed by the once blacklisted Abraham Polonsky, who, due to his blacklisting, had not directed a film since Force of Evil in 1948.
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PLOT (Wikipedia): The film's story revolves around the Paiute Indian outlaw Willie Boy (Robert Blake), who escapes with his lover, Lola (Katharine Ross), after killing her father in self defense. According to tribal custom Willie can then claim Lola as his wife. According to the law, Deputy Sheriff Cooper (Robert Redford) is required to charge him with murder.
Willie Boy and Lola are hunted for several days by a posse led by Cooper. Willie manages to repel the posse’s advance when he ambushes them from the top of Ruby Mountain. He only tries to shoot their horses, but ends up accidentally killing a bounty hunter, resulting in another murder charge.
Days later, as the posse closes in, Lola dies by a gunshot wound to the chest. It is left deliberately ambiguous whether Lola shot herself in order to slow down the posse's advance or whether Willie killed her to keep her out of the posse's hands. Cooper is inclined to believe the latter and then goes off ahead of the posse to bring in Willie dead or alive. As soon as Cooper catches up, he comes under fire from Willie, who is positioned at the top of Ruby Mountain. Cooper narrowly avoids being shot on several occasions.
In the film's climax, Cooper maneuvers behind Willie, who has donned a ghost shirt, and tells him he can turn around if he wants to, which he does. The two pause before Willie raises his rifle at Cooper, who beats him to the draw and shoots him. Fatally struck in the chest, Willie tumbles down the hillside. Cooper picks up Willie’s gun and finds that it wasn't even loaded, making it apparent that Willie deliberately chose death over capture. Abashed, Cooper carries the slain outlaw the rest of the way down Ruby Mountain and delivers him to other Paiutes, who carry the corpse away and burn the remains.
When confronted by the county sheriff, Cooper is told that the burning of Willie's body will ruin the people's chance to see Willie in the (now-dead) flesh, denying them the ability "to see something". Cooper retorts: "Tell them we're all out of souvenirs".
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[@pankajshah3422]

Both Robert Redford n Robert Blake acted superbly in this underrated western movie.Nice to watch again but on big screen would have been excellent.

[@sonsofliberty75]

One of my favorite Redford movies. I can rewatch this one over and over. Too bad we don’t get films like this anymore.

[@mikecummings6593]

Remember the man saying you can't catch Willie he's like a cloud was The Cloud of smoke at the end Willie escaping

[@grandmanancy4719]

Robert Blake was in excellent shape. This is one of his best movies. RIP Mr. Blake.

[@Denver1976Man]

RIP Robert Blake. you were one of my favorites. Grew up watching you grow up.

[@briandoyle667]

Loved the film, very truthful and very sad. The natives deserved a lot better than a reserve. It was and still is their country

[@MalikaIC]

Everybody deservse better than to live in a reservation..And yet what is more sad to me is that they have allowed their spiritual believes..rob them of their inner power...Because the Spirit of life is allways within men and not in clay or flesh...Believing that being disconnected from the land of their ancestors is so strong with in them that is is killing the emotionally and spiritually..leaving walk around like zombies( spiritually dead) Realizing that the Spirit is allways within them wherever they may go is what will give them back the wings to soar like eagles free and powerfull wherever they are.This proves how strong beliefsystems( vibrations of thought and emotion) are..

[@hrfardan66]

The world is a product of conquest, North America is no different.

[@Lemonarmpits]

Oh stop it

[@TheKnoxvicious]

It’s not just their country anymore

[@hrfardan66]

No, it's not.

[@kathypeganoff7834]

I live in the Mojave Desert California and lived in Victorville for 35 years! It's fun to see the area and hear the references to the area. What a well acted movie! Redford played in several movies that weren't big hits,. In the box office but huge in quality for us movie lovers! Blake was so good! Clark n Ross very good as well!

[@twistedinnocence8617]

Ya, I've grown up around the Banning pass/ Coachella valley where this took place

[@cacou1972]

Great movie. Really. One of the last I watched with my dad before he passed away. We were both amazed.

[@xyzcovey9998]

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[@michaelbabauta1239]

Racist movie.

[@lukasvisagie9513]

Amazing, so much depth of meaning, may we all learn from it.

[@chuletaization]

Good movie. Solid performances from Redford and Blake.

[@normanby100]

Hard to believe a woman would be tearful and reluctant undressing for Redford in his prime.

[@dannybruce4142]

Willie Boy's marker is located on Ruby Mountain, off Dixie Mine Road off Old Woman Springs Road (247) North out of Yucca Valley. Been past it a hundred times, never knew it was there. Sad story. Hunted down like a dog just because he loved a woman. He was a local legend where I spent much of my chilhood. My best friend was a Morongo Indian. Dirt poor. I used to go out into the desert and pretend I was Willie Boy escaping the whites. My friend would be the Sheriff. He always caught me, but I sure learned a lot about the desert. It wasn't exactly the best jungle training for Vietnam, but the fieldcraft experience was invaluable.

[@tulayamalavenapi4028]

My grandma, great uncle and great aunt lived in Twentnine Palms where we'd come visit often. Now there's a bunch of murals there, I saw on line. To be honest, I wasn't raised to see race or color, or discrimination in that way. It's something we're taught gradually, sadly, but we can make better choices by getting the right association of enlightened people. My great aunt & uncle traveled the world but never moved from their place (with a pool) in Twentnine Palms.

[@dannybruce4142]

@@tulayamalavenapi4028 We lived in Joshua Tree. My wife's parents lived in 29. I worked for GTE in the 70's and got around a lot. My wife and I bought an homestead shack and 5 acres overlooking Joshua Tree monument. Sadly, we had to move to Huntinton Beach for business purposes. The home I built is still there and I miss it. Favorite home I ever built.

[@r.t.aegean3236]

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@guybraeken9680]

I've seen lots of westerns. But this is by far one of the best!

[@malcolmcook7007]

Blake is a movie 🎥 legend! He is a real actor as so few. The audiences feel and respect his intensity and intentions! A wonderful performer and Excellent brilliant actor! RIP Mr. Blake-Baretta! You are the greatest!

[@mikesaunders4775]

My first viewing of this film and it was worth the wait.Good performances all-round and the majestic Mojave as the backdrop. The references to Palm Springs as a backwater tell us just how much California changed in a few years of the 20th century.

[@boutiabsaid1893]

Merci ;

[@rentatrip1videos]

Morongo Valley , & Banning east of San Bernardino.......

[@r.t.aegean3236]

Agreed : "the majestic Mohave" .

[@StationRussification]

Mojave is east of Tehachapi this is in the hills North of Riverside

[@garrison6863]

This is an underrated film that was released at the end of a tremendous decade of upheaval. I have watched it 3 or 4 times and I think its very well directed and photographed, the cast is fine especially Redford and Clark, and the editing is adroit. It is based on a true story and it actually does that story justice. The relationship between Clark and Redford is complex and well written and they both deliver strong performances. Amazing that Ross started her career with Butch Cassidy, The Graduate and this film.

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[@malcolmcook7007]

Mr. Blake another Oscar Nomination!

[@horvathviki4648]

This movie just leads up to a better movie he was in, Jeremiah Johnson 1972

[@phillipelder5129]

i remember my sister telling me about this movie when it first came out. she said i should see it. it only took me 50 years. good movie.

[@MrAbsbvbsdfbsdfvbdab]

only 50 years lul

[@richard-zc6im]

You'll have that

[@Garrysullivanjones]

I just finished electric horseman. I decided to watch a few Redford films from the past. This was on the tube . Next might watch Jeremiah Johnson then maybe War Hunt . 🐎

[@LarsSmith-rv4ot]

Watch it again.

[@dinahedrolin1384]

I saw this when I was in high school 55 years ago. I forgot the story so I watch this again. I am a western movie fan. I'd like to watch movies written by Louis L ' amour.

[@jackiepeacock84]

Hey. I have a question... Who's that in the kitchen with you? I believe they play banjo.... I've always wondered.

[@ant7936]

I saw this in 1970 and enjoyed seeing it again. Thanks for upload.

[@vikas9813]

Outstanding movie ,such a stellar performances robert Redford , Blake nailed it screenplay , Abraham Polanski at epitome of his direction ,great one ,fantastic western classic , don't miss it.

[@michaelbabauta1239]

Racist Movie.

[@davegeorge2307]

Never saw this when I was younger, still a good movie!

[@wacobob56dad]

Awesome soundtrack to a real good movie. Robert Blake at his best.

[@r.t.aegean3236]

Agreed! While the soundtrack is somewhat sparse, for me it is hauntingly beautiful, coupled as it is with ambient sounds and the sighing of the wind.

[@allisonmarlow184]

Thank you so much for this upload. I've been looking for this for a while.

[@browningautomatic2393]

GREAT MOVIE ! FRIDAY 1/27/23 JANUARY 27, 2023

[@joesantos8563]

Not sure if Charles Bronson didn't want to do this movie.. but Willie Boy sure looks a lot like him. All around .it was a great movie.

[@kathypeganoff7834]

I think Blake has same kind of voice and inflection in his words as Bronson! I see the similarities as well!

[@LaJewel]

I love a lot of things about this movie, except Katherine Ross in brownface. I actually gasped when I saw her. I forgot old movies used to do that. A sign of the times back then.

[@verborgenewahrheit1594]

LaJewel What’s wrong with brown face? Feeling sensitive lately? Emotional? Haven’t seen the movie by the Wayans brothers, White Chicks lately? That’s the problem with you Leftist Liberals, your pathological altruism

[@eerievibes6854]

Yeah you must be a little snowflake

[@ssppeellll]

This and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid are both from 1969, and both have not only Robert Redford, but Katherine Ross in starring roles.

[@worldoneprofessorjamesperr2417]

And that's the formula for rock and roll!!!

[@r.t.aegean3236]

A fine, multi-layered film, that one can delve down into just about as deep as one desires. Some interesting scripted, dramatic, contrasts. Fine performances all around; especially impressive for me, was Katherine Ross - whom I hardly recognized.

[@r.t.aegean3236]

Hey, Grjngo! Thanks for the "Grjngo Heart". You folks are doing an amazing job! Good health, Blessings and Grace to one and all.

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

Thank you for watching! Stay Healthy 👌🙂💚

[@r.t.aegean3236]

@@GrjngoWesternMovies The pleasure is mine - a-n-d, includes many fellow folk. All the Best Blessings!

[@delmusingle2338]

Worth watching twice.

[@gilmourfripp5645]

Was Lola a suicide by choice, or did Willie kill her? What is the meaning of the peaceful face of death? The aftermath lingers. I think it's a great movie! Personally, it's in my top 10 best western movies.

[@desertodavid]

I kept waiting for her to wake up and tell them it was all a ruse.

[@imontanogot1]

44:10 holds a special place in my heart🔥

[@Larbioca]

Thank you !!!

[@MissionaryInMexico]

Strange how Blake's life imitated his performances.

[@zoranjeremic3496]

Super Film Dankeschön 😊 😊 👍 👍 👌 👌 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@dougmoore5252]

Saw it also years ago, well made film!

[@jimgaines6437]

One of my top 10 favorite westerns of all time

[@catalino9819]

Is a lot of good movies out there, the most real westerns show the courage strength bravery and honor the First Nations people.

[@SJSUPhil]

I was born and raised in this part of SoCal. Great movie, thanks for sharing it.

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

Our pleasure! Thanks for tuning in! 🤠👌❤🎬

[@tulayamalavenapi4028]

My grandma, great uncle and great aunt lived in Twentnine Palms Ca. We'd climb "Chocolate Drop" mountain and search for arrowheads in the monument. What a place. Coyotes, tumbleweeds, cactus, roadrunners, Marine base, lots of quiet, blue sky and time on our hands. My great aunt & uncle traveled the world tho. Trips to places few Americans would go to at the time. Like behind the "Iron curtain", Egypt, the Amazon, and they brought back photos in their camera, which my aunt developed in her dark room (converted bathroom). She is my fairy godmother, and lived past 100 years. What a beautiful soul, Grace Kingman.

[@larrylaird-so5oy]

Fantastic film, could watch it over and over..

[@dorishanoum3811]

Saw this movie in the 70's, loved it then❤, & still do!! GREAT MOVIE😋👍👍

[@patriciamobley3931]

Why Was Women Crying So +÷=#@_/= Much?

[@garrison6863]

The shot at 130:40 is fantastic, what a great composition.

[@albertobot]

Glad the gist of the story is told to be read. It save the time watching it. I just hate unhappy endings. It makes me unable to sleep.

[@thomasleary2814]

Albert Madin Stick with bedtime stories then.

[@albertobot]

@@thomasleary2814 yeah you're right. Hehe

[@melvina628]

22:26, 31:21, 1:03:51 When people start blaming you for their own poor decisions, it's time to leave.

[@multirichardb]

I love Robert Redfords short to the point some time's sharp, other times eloquent, one liners. Is there a bad Robert Redford movie, when he made Brubaker the new warden he broke a molded standard for character betraying, this movie and the other epic forms of storytelling.

[@flexican5399]

44:10 the producer tag for Willie G.

[@ArtflixMovieClassics]

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[@kenfarley957]

Nice quality. thank you.

[@eivinds.johnsen2826]

Thx for sharing Grjngo, i really preciate your movies. This is a good movie👍👍

[@Ballenxj]

Excellent movie, thanks for posting, and thumb up.

[@fredjones7705]

OK. "Willie Boy is Here!!!"

[@chrisoleson9570]

Amazing that Katharine Ross is the most talented Mexican actress that the production team could find.

[@seifazghandi1228]

The music is so entrancing and soothing.

[@r.t.aegean3236]

Agreed !!

[@khalidsaleh5621]

Really great movie. Willie wanted to live s free man and die like one. He had the chance to kill the Sheriff and the others but he didn’t do it. They should have left him alone.

[@edwardhawley9645]

The roman numerals say this movie came out in 1969, some 51 years ago. I was 14 at the time and I still have the hots for Katharine Ross!

[@MrAbsbvbsdfbsdfvbdab]

same here man,she is one hawt lady

[@johnjohnon8767]

She was fine then, her and Jane Seymour

[@fontaineking3317]

Robert Blake and Redford we're both great in this movie.

[@embeddedude737]

Very underrated movie, chalked full of nuance.

[@lolitaguittapbelen9456]

Robert Redford doing a job of Patriotic Heroism.

[@cryhavoc1124]

Robert did his own stunt jumping from that train. Excellent film!

[@Iworkwithnitwits]

He must have had practice from Butch and the Sundance Kid.

[@Mark-nu5vg]

Another decent movie thanks Grjnjo-Western Movies.

[@connieehresman1171]

I do like this movie with Robert b and Kat ross. (thanks for showing it)

[@iulianacodreanu3594]

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[@cq7415]

Very good. Saw before I think with a different version. I think there are three versions. I used to live in Yucca Valley where some of this happened. Thanks for sharing.

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

Cool, thanks!

[@charleybarley939]

It's interesting that Redford and Blake get top billing here, but have only one dialoge sequence, if you can call it that! Redford gave an interview to Joyce Haber in June of 1967 indicating that he took the starring role precisely because it met with his social concern, "It concerns the Indians." He signed for Universal, "on the understanding that they would use an authentic Indian. Then they signed Robert Blake." Redford was being sued by Paramount at the time for pulling out of a movie called "Blue," so probably did not want another law suit on his hands for this one.

[@kathypeganoff7834]

Excellent information! Thank you 😊

[@heavyhaul8621]

Robert Blake was a good actor,, Baretta, Electra Glide in Blue.

[@walkertongdee]

and murderer.

[@heavyhaul8621]

Acquitted.

[@jimgaines6437]

In Cold Blood

[@Baskerville22]

He should be sharing a cell with Phil Spector

[@manolitaespineira8930]

Very,very nice film 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤💜💖❤💜💖❤💜💖❤💜💖

[@nilobrazil1989]

Muito bom Filme,adorei. E com Robert RedFord ficou melhor.

[@ds1919ds1919]

never ever seen this movie. But WOW!! Really Really Great film! Different. A plea from indigeones peoples to be left to their ways, reflection of encroaching modern "civilization", and a sheriff who, rather balances on a tight rope between the "new way of modern and progressing times", and the world values of "the Real People", finds where his truth lives....

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[@edwinsalau150]

Last tank crew in Viet Nam. One black guy and two Indians and the white guy me. What a privilege! Semper Fidelus! Now they talk about systemic racism? What fools!!! What Bigots!!! This was one great movie! The ending was appropriate. The taking of a life is a something that affects you to the core.

[@sultanshakh6284]

Robert Redford!

[@thomasleary2814]

I know!

[@grimreapergrimreaper8228]

Well I see a lot of people like this movie. I thought it was fair. I wasn't really one of my favorites. I guess it was all right but it literally wasn't my favorite. I don't think it had enough action in it for me. So because of that I'm gonna give it a real little low score probabout a −1 skull out of 13 perfect scars. I think I like I said, I really didn't care for this one. So I really got much more to say on it onto my next movie.Hopefully it'll be much better

[@peterruiz6117]

Great movie, of a not so great subject. I can relate to the racism depicted. I can relate how my late grand father, over one hunred yrs old, was so bitter at the way he was treated. I can relate how my field worker parents described racism in America. But...My parents stopped being angry, as they saw their children grow into profesionals, and racism crawled under a rock. They broke out of the stigmas, and retired in a million dollar house. My dad was still illiterate. No doubt, sick criminality occoured on both sides, in this movie...And especially in my fam history...My relativezs are the most violent folks you will ever see.

[@estherfloressansebastian3359]

This movie is interesting. The cast, Refford and Ross, Blake, Clarck are always worth it. It is not the best western that I have seen but you can see it. They are all very young but point ways. Thanks ....

[@randywhite3947]

What is the best one you’ve seen?

[@elizabethmcleod246]

Randy White Tombstone

[@youniskhan6713]

Freedom needs sacrifices. Very very beautiful movie. Thanks Grjngo - Western Movies.

[@jamesbueker11]

My favorite line. You’ll never catch Willie: he’s like a cloud

[@mikecummings6593]

How about the cloud at the very end from Willie's fire

[@vivionacastillo9858]

Sons of this pepole is my 63 grandmas freinds who played in this movie!

[@larrylaird-so5oy]

Great movie and a very sad ending somewhat like Romeo and Juliette.

[@angelamatlock1932]

think im crushing hard on the young Robert blake!!

[@Iworkwithnitwits]

To me Robert Blake is a poorman's Bronson.

[@dannybruce4142]

The ranch house was at Gilman museum in Banning. They occassionally show this movie there.

[@johnvalencia7488]

I still live in this area (Riverside). Taft's huge chair is still inside the Mission Inn.

[@zthetha]

A bit ponderous but along with other good films of the era it has to be credited with helping to bring about a sympathetic attitude to the plight of native Americans who suffered terribly at the hands of the whites. Willie could have been played by an Indian but I doubt audiences of the time would have been quite as receptive such was the prevailing mindset of the time.

[@rickflippin1]

Astute observation thank you

[@zxyatiywariii8]

I don't think it would've made audiences any less receptive if he'd been played by an Indian; I just think there were very few Indian actors (if any) who auditioned for the role. Acting looks easy, but it's really a very difficult skill to do well. This is why I don't mind when white actors and actresses play people like me (which Hollywood has done throughout its history, even using brown makeup and colored contacts and, in the 1960s, sometimes even entirely prosthetic eyelids). It would be awesome if there were actors and actresses of every race, but ultimately what matters is if they do a good job of capturing the audience with an empathetic performance. I only ever play extras, I don't have the skill to play an actual role. And that's fine; everyone has different gifts in life.

[@dailylifetaste4091]

Very nice video. Thanks

[@Kelvin555s]

Great movie.

[@sayedbacha8057]

A strong film nice production

[@kathypeganoff7834]

This is such an underrated movie!

[@garrettlelandhansen7675]

Thank you for sharing this

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

youre welcome!

[@stefanoturci2386]

Very beautiful movie

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[@gabrielamiranda6892]

Filme Maravilhoso, Robert Redford excelente como sempre!!!

[@zozoman7652]

NICE

[@lyndonreddick1888]

Thanks!

[@lucywoodfield1808]

good all way through

[@umbiminewman598]

beautiful movie

[@christophersanders5007]

I have been to the canyon in Morongo Valley where the final shoot out with Willie happened. There is a historical marker on that spot.

[@joecorbiere2646]

I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS MOVIE WHEN I WAS YOUNG

[@luizbeleti8618]

Gostei comento em portugues sou brasileiro recomendo e agradeço

[@mikecummings6593]

Remember early in the movie The Man said you can't catch Willie he's like a cloud and at the very end what did you see Willie's Cloud escaping

[@scm50able]

Excellent movie. Tragic end.

[@tulayamalavenapi4028]

But how could it end otherwise is my query. It should have gone to court (white mans) or council (native American). I'm not sure how the Native Americans deal with murder, (the initial murder being Lola's father), and if that was self-defense on Willie's part or not isn't clear, but certainly if it wasn't self defense, Willie would know in his heart that there would be a reaction. And even if it was, he probably didn't trust a fair "trial" because so many white people didn't like the Indians no matter what.

[@lliamjurdom9505]

It be good old westerns of the 60s 70s

[@willglo]

Very cool! Never realized this was a true story. I actually live in Victorville (mentioned in the movie) and we're about an hours drive to the Morongo Indian reservation/Banning.

[@boofmcgoof1534]

Supposedly,Willie threw his gun into the pond at the Oasis in 29 Palms

[@robertchandler5055]

I KEPT LOOKING FOR THE CASINO AND THE SCALE HOUSE...

[@dimitrisorestis8091]

Another form of degrading Indians is to say ,"selling whiskey to my Indians". White dress, English accent, Victorian style, who's gonna notice it? It's taken for granted.

[@SMGsweets]

@Dimitris Orestis ...don't be ridiculous ...a business owner will say My workers...a Mayor will say of his city, My people...A doctor will say My patients...A man will say My family, etc etc...she was the superintendent/doctor on the reservation so said My Indians and she loved them, you could tell...there was nothing prejudicial or degrading about what she said...it was the times themselves that degraded others by teaching whites, at the time, the myth that an Indian cannot handle alcohol like whites can and should not be allowed to have any for that reason...and it was exactly that, a myth...whites could get just as drunk and obnoxious as anyone of any race lol...

[@rajansarpal1]

Excellent!!!!! 👌👍

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

Thank you! Cheers!