THE WILD BUNCH 1969 Cast Then And Now ⭐ (53 Years After)

[@dcw1467]

"THE BEST WESTERN EVER"............It will never be surpassed, I've lost count how many times I've watched it......10/10👍👍👍

[@leewiltshire111]

Absolutely, totally in agreement with you..!!

[@cjmesq]

Agreed.

[@ronpatton9424]

This is my all-time #1 western! A true Classic!

[@bennygarcia7786]

My favorite movie, I got to watch it with my grandpa when I was 7 years old

[@rowdyyates4273]

Naughty grandpa?

[@thomasfleischer83]

Rest in peace, William, Ernest, Warren, Ben, LQ,Emilio, Strother and all the others! Beside Keoma and The great silence the best sad and violent Western ever.

[@jamesmclachlan-m8f]

one top western

[@Captally]

Do you review these videos before uploading?

[@tonyatwood9505]

You had all the photos mixed up

[@larry1824]

Ernie's long dead. Best western Ford never made

[@michaellazzeri2069]

To " Western Celebs " Sir : out of the most basic respect, PLEASE, GET THESE PHOTOS ACCURATE ! SO MANY ARE WRONG ! BUT THE ACTRESS SEEN WITH EMILIO FERNANDEZ, IS NOT--------ELSA CARDENAS ---THEN AGAIN, MAYBE SHE IS -------AND THERE ARE MANY MORE INACCURATE PHOTOS !! ----------MJL, 76 Y/O

[@rentatrip1videos]

At 7:26 that is not (on left) L.Q. Jones. That is clearly a young photo of Warren Oates ..... Please correct this huge error

[@thomast.jensen8075]

And at 7:36 it is not Albert Dekker but a photo of William Holden. Get a grip, guys!

[@richardwilliams473]

Director Sam Pekenpah was the first Director to introduce gratuitous violence with blood and guts for a Western movie

[@cjmesq]

Too many errors. Terrible.

[@bradpsstone4618]

They (DON'T), make(TRUE), westerns like that, anymore !

[@penelope8557]

I will NOT "like". I will NOT "subscribe". I will NOT "hit the notification button" So, don't even ask.

[@freddie_ray1498]

Does anyone critic this vids? so many mistakes.

[@calpsy]

So Dekker made the movie in 1969 but died a year earlier ?? jeez

[@muffs55mercury61]

It was obviously filmed in 1968 as Dekker died in May of that year. It was common back then for films to sit on the shelf for sometimes months before their release. This one sat for almost a year.