Top of the World (1955) Dale Robertson, Evelyn Keyes & Frank Lovejoy

[@leilal8053]

To say that this is a "Good Movie" is a gross understatement. It's an excellent example of the genre made during this period ....THIS is what is real ACTING. The dialog flows.....the background 🎶 music is part of the story and interwoven with the what is happening. This is a lost art unfortunately.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Great post!!!

[@kansasross]

Frankly, I'm glad the art was lost.

[@aboukirman3508]

​@@kansasross 😂😂😂

[@MTknitter22]

@@kansasross now that was naughty. 😂😂

[@ruthmaryrose]

My dad was in the Air Force and in 1956 he was transferred to Ladd and we were there till 1959. We were there when Alaska became a state. Seeing those men in their parkas brought back memories of my dad all bundled up. The Air Force issued enough cold weather gear that they had a rule that if anyone got frostbite they would lose a stripe. We were there when Sputnik flew over and we watched it fly slowly across the night sky. The aurora borealis was the best thing of all. I have a lot of memories of Alaska and this movie helped remind me.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Wonderful post!

[@f-14navalaviator58]

Just came across this little gem, as a Dale Robertson fan. What a small world: My Dad was a WWII combat pilot (B-17s) - did 2 tours in AK flying C-47s (Goonie Birds as they were called). I was born at Ladd AFB in 1956, and we moved back down to Colorado when I was 2. I grew up hearing about his flying in the worst conditions imaginable - flying everything from medical supplies, food, etc to inaccessible regions. He loved the indescribable beauty and ruggedness, and especially moose hunting. Countless high quality Kodachrome slides of the adventures which I still have. I returned to AK many years later during my own military career; spent a week of liberty with the USS Nimitz docked in Anchorage - I flew F-14s … and the Nimitz spent 6 weeks deployed in the Northern Pacific, around the Aleutian Islands. Some of the most beautiful scenery from the air along the AK coastline. Amazing country !

[@texxxasron]

My dad was in the Air Force. We lived on the base at housing called Cherry Hill. I loved it. Two ways out of Anchorage, east or west. We left there in 1960. 🙃

[@ruthmaryrose]

@@texxxasron Ladd AFB was at Fairbanks. We never went to Anchorage but if you left Alaska in 1960 then our time in Alaska must have overlapped somewhat. I was 8-11 years old when we were there. My dad’s next assignment was at Salina, KS. When one of the kids there found out I had lived in Alaska he asked me if I had lived in an igloo! 😂 I guess it’s interesting to have memories from many different places, but I did always wish we could have lived close to my grandparents and other relatives. I feel like I missed something important. 😔

[@bizzybee852]

I had seen this movie before but enjoyed seeing it again. I have always liked Dale Robertson, one of the best looking old Hollywood actors, and that voice.....

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Great cast!!!

[@lizcole3975]

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes yeah hes a heartthrob don't make them like that anymore

[@carlreed6186]

He could sing also you can find him on the tube

[@winonamassingill7895]

My maiden name was was Robertson. My daddy was Thomas Lorenzo Roberson and he was born in Indian territory in around 1896 or 97. He died just a few months before his 100th birthday. I have a 96 year old brother still living, in Utah. His wife is 97 or 98. Daddy was part Sioux American Indian. He had black curly hair and bright blue eyes. His hair was still black and curly when he died. He was the oldest of seven sons. He had no sisters. He named me Winona which means first born daughter in the Sioux Native American language, although I’m not his first born daughter. He had three daughters older that I, and one 7 years younger than me. I’m 78 years old and my brother and I are the only two of daddies kids still living.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Good post!

[@lucan4042]

So was mine. And a million others. Family roots traced back in the early 80s before computers. Took a lot of work inc. leg work. Went back to 1009 A. D. My Grandpa just 1 yr shy of yours... (We should be so lucky,,, or unlucky,, depends how you look at it?) How did you find your information ???

[@markbass9402]

My mama was 93 when she passed . She could of gone 10 more years but was fed up. Smoked and hacked herself to death 3 yrs. Ago. I'm 68 next Apr. 3. I'm hopping for a long, peaceful retirement here in the Philippines.

[@Papa-o33963]

​@@lucan4042Habla seria jovencita

[@STORMY0O]

Dale Robertson! ! My favorite Wells Fargo Agent! My brother had an occasion to meet Mr. Robertson and said he was one of the nicest people he had ever met and was an avid horseman! He was as if he were one with the horses! I have seen every episodic at least four times each and never tire of this western man! It’s not so much his acting but the man he is!💞🇺🇸💞

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Good post!

[@tumarah-hv6gf]

Agreed! I was just telling someone that I loved seeing him in the saddle on Jubilee more than anyone else. Rocky Lane on Blackjack or Roy Roger's on Trigger were the only other 2 that came close to Dale.

[@MTknitter22]

Yes Stormy, Dale knew horses and could really sit a horse in his movies.

[@kansasross]

@@tumarah-hv6gf Oh yeah? What about Hopalong Cassidy? Or Gabby Hayes?

[@markgillis2970]

Dale, as with notable actors stands out from the crowd. Where some actors become various characters in a role. Dale is one personality you enjoy for who he is. What ever that might be. Like an old friend or favorite uncle. You just enjoy his unique looks, low voice with his distinct accent that's always welcome in the neighborhood. Dale, for who we see. Never fit one role we must agree comfortably. And that is anything less than the hero in the story. Great entertainment in a time in the birth of television.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Great post!

[@rjmcallister1888]

Dale Robertson without a cowboy hat. Hardly recognized him. Robertson was a fine actor, and he gets a more contemporary role here. Nice showcase for the Air Force of the mid-50's; some good PR in the post-Korean era.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Good post.

[@jamesnorton8316]

Wow, C-47s, an F-82, a glider, and another small single engine plane. A good film for an old Air Force brat. I enjoyed seeing Frank Lovejoy, and Dale Robertson. It was a pretty neat mid 50's movie. In the very first scene neither Dale R., or Paul Fix were wearing their pilots wings. Both out of uniform. Thanks for posting a fairly adventurous flick Mr. Classic Robb. Not a bad print, with not bad sound.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

You're welcome!

[@zitternden]

It was surprisingly good!

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

@@zitternden We think so!

[@JDSFLA]

Don't forget the B17 search planes.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

@@JDSFLA Yup

[@shelleymcafee8197]

Another great movie; Thank-You so much!!

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

You're very welcome!

[@petb8449]

Impressive, bravery at its finest. These are ppl truly living life to the fullest UN afraid of the elements while working together to conquer against odds for the greater good of mankind. Before watching this, I had no idea how much the air force does n the importance of teamwork at its highest standard. All those brave men and women in uniforms flying high n low, you are my heroes.👌😇

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Great post!

[@kansasross]

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes Great post!

[@raylenenielsen5943]

Enjoyable! Great cast!

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

It sure is!!!

[@isleifoterogarcia4478]

Great movie. My interest in these old ones is to know the year I was born (1954) and not only for the acting and the story. Is for the technology as well, as I saw the Motorola Walky-Talky, beginning of modern personal communication, the B-17, P-82, B-36 and C-47 aircraft still flying and relevant, the dawn of jet aircraft, 9 years since World War II ended. Thank you very much for this as I enjoyed it good.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Great post!

[@isleifoterogarcia4478]

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes Thank you.

[@kennethbowen5364]

Dad was stationed at Ladd from 52 to late 54. Met Mom there and along came me. Dad was a young A/C mechanic and crewed B29s and had some contact with the F-82s which were being decommissioned at the time. I was stationed at Ft. Richardson in Anchorage in the 70s and got up to Ft. Wainright (formerly Ladd AFB). It was interesting for me to see, in the movie, a little of what the base looked like when I was born. The stories I remember didn't sound like a place like the Klondike Club would have been likely.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Great post!

[@richardolson5638]

Every time the scenes shift to the Arctic camp and that music plays, I'm reminded of "The Thing (From Another World)."

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

A classic!

[@NancySanders-om4ic]

Yes,I can understand that it would,thank you,for me mentioning that.An enjoyable piece of trivia.

[@mruss04]

Love this movie thank you

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

You're very welcome!

[@TechnologyofFreedom]

This is a great movie! A fine cast from Hollywood's Golden Age including two who would go on to play roles in Star Trek, and a good story from the early Cold War period.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Great post!

[@robshirewood5060]

Dale actually served in the Army in the Aleutians, so knew the cold well, then later in Europe winning the Silver Star and Bronze star among others.. Cracking film with rare twin F-82 Mustangs

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Great info!!!

[@robshirewood5060]

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes Great movie too. Light aircraft with skis and icing problem, real solutions used, B-17 rescue aircraft flying the parallel search pattern , F-82 Twin Mustangs, Waco glider, Glider pickup, Glider jerry rig repair with skis, Personnel recovery system using glider type pick up, C-47's. All actually used in remote locations. One for the aircraft buffs. The Fulton recovery system was used at the end of one of 007's movies with a B-17 too and also in the Green Berets with a C-130 using the Y yoke on the nose to snag the balloon cable. Having flown gliders as a cadet and later, as adult, with winch tows, aero tow, i can tell you the sudden pull by the winch or aircraft is a thrill. Lol Flying powered aircraft is great too. I also have parachute experience so when they abandon the C-47 i can imagine what goes through their minds. I am a very keen military and civilian survival adherent too, so the landing on the ice also touches my experiences. This movie is one of my favourite, along with Islands in the Sky with John Wayne another survival movie in the arctic. There are also some very good vintage USAF winter, desert, jungle survival movies on YT. The lessons are still valid today. I have great and deep respect for the aircrew, glider crews, and paratroops who served, suffered and many died for our freedoms. A special one for the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry special troops in ww2 at Pegasus Bridge. My great grandfather and grandfather served with them in ww1 and later.

[@grovermosley8850]

I just love old good movies and this one is a great movie 😊😊

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Me too and we agree!

[@yodservant]

Interesting film.....lived in Alaska back in 2008-10...thanks for the upload ❄️🦁

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

You're welcome!

[@markhuebner7580]

Loved the B-36 squadron flyover at the end! Go Convair/ General Dynamics!

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Go!

[@None-zc5vg]

Frank Lovejoy was born to play those kindly-but-firm "Colonel" characters, just as gruff Aldo Ray was the "Sergeant" (esp. in "Men In War" (1957)).

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

@@None-zc5vg We agree!

[@None-zc5vg]

I see I've repeated myself

[@robshirewood5060]

Great book is Arnhem Airmen very poignant stories about the allied troop carriers and glider forces and what hell they went through. I admit it often brought tears to my eyes.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Thanks for the info!

[@robshirewood5060]

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes you are welcome

[@drmustafa00]

Thank you for uploading this wonderful movie.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

You are very welcome!

[@janet8418]

Great cast and movie!

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

It sure is!

[@kansasross]

This movie was made in Los Angeles with some of the snow scenes at Big Bear Lake 70 miles from L. A. Fairbanks is very much like Overland Park, Kansas 50 years ago when there were fewer people. The Ice Road Truckers in Alaska begin their trips at Fairbanks.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Good post!

[@thomasknight1190]

A great film with a great Ending

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

We agree!

[@deerhoda7574]

I'm really surprised! Good movie!! Don't ya just love Evelyn's hair? I'm a big Frank Lovejoy fan. But oh my, Mr Robertson❤. Couldn't ya just watch him talk all day? ;)

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Great cast and hair!!!

[@bethelle9099]

Dale Robertson is always enjoyable. I find Frank an interesting actor. I like the suspence film that he did with Mari Blanchard. Vavavavoom, on her!!!

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

@@bethelle9099 Good post!

[@bethelle9099]

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes , Thanks! They don't make them like they used to!!!!!!

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

@@bethelle9099 You've got that right!

[@garryferrington811]

Alex Weldon did practical effects for tons of movies, Howard Anderson went 'way back and later worked on "Star Trek," (or it may have been Anderson jr) while Paul Eagler was a vet with some big pictures to his name and one Academy award.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Good post!

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Great post!

[@mackfisher4487]

I didn't remember this film at first, I saw it a a kid and thought it was great. As an old man I see the Holly Wood but this is a better film then a lot of the new stuff. The military should support more movies, its a better use of taxpayers money then a lote of the c....

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Probably...

[@None-zc5vg]

How does anyone get "better use" out of an eight hundred BILLION Dollar annual military budget, much of which is pocketed as pure profit by the people in the arms industry ? The U.S. National Debt is now $35 Trillion dollars [it took some 200 years to reach ONE Trillion and is now increasing by another Trillion every hundred days]. The size of the debt is matched by the shrinking value of the fiat currency in your pocket.

[@do-re-me-fa3258]

Thanks a whole lot for sharing CLASSIC ROBB’S👍🏼👍🏼 it was a great movie… left from my comment. I don’t think you should’ve went back to her. I think he should’ve went on with his life. It only happens in movies oh, Hollywood.🎶🎵🎶 This movie called the top of the world 1955 is worth four stars⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@johnnowakowski4062]

Exemplary. What a treat this was!...

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Our goal is to keep Evelyn Keyes in the public eye.

[@JB-171]

I was glad the rank structure and who’s in command thing finally got straightened out near the end!😂

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Yup!

[@zitternden]

Surprisingly good!

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

It really is!

[@jimh8580]

Wow !! A Twin Mustang !!!

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Yup!

[@yomama8873]

Thank you 🤩🤩💖

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

You're welcome!

[@johngreen3543]

The actor who played Skip was a member of Hollywood's gay community. He starred in two other movies that are favorites of mine. Those movies are: September Affair and 12 O'Clock High. And now I can add this one to that short list. This must be a rare movie because I have never heard of it until now. Been to Alaska only once and that was a stopover on the way to Viet-Nam in 1971

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Good post!

[@tomjoseph1444]

Nice footage of old aircraft. Cessna 195, C47 and F-82s (which if I remember right was so bad that and entire flight line of them accidentally on purpose caught fire in Alaska)

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Really?

[@theretiringbarber]

Great cast.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

None are real known now, but then...

[@tonyd1031]

In the scene in the briefing room. I noticed an actor that played Dobie Gillis's teacher, also as Patty Dukes father in her tv show.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Good catch!!!

[@hertzair1186]

If you enjoyed this, watch “Island in the Sky” with John Wayne….great aviation movie about search and rescue in Canada

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Another good movie!

[@stevengrotte2987]

1:50 I BELIEVE THAT I SAW THE ACTOR WHO PLAYED SHERIFF ROSCO P. COLETRAIN (BAD SPELLING) ON "THE DUKES OF HAZARD," TV SERIES. HIS ACCENT CONVINCED ME.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

It is him!!!

[@herbertocobock9436]

James Best

[@barrygrant2907]

I was stationed at Eielson AFB in '83-'86 and remember some of the hangars shown in this movie, particularly "Birchwood" hangar. All those hangars are now gone, and good riddance.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

I agree!

[@paulmatulavich7321]

This film's polar rescue sequence reminds me of the great John Wayne movie - Island in the Sky. Only that film was spaired the luvvy duvvy subplot, and was much more centered on man surviving the elements with time running out.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Yup and yup!

[@paulmatulavich7321]

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes Incidentally, you probably are aware that Island in the Sky was based on the book of the same name, by Ernest K. Gann, who authored many aeronautical adventures - and several were made into movies. (Fate is the Hunter, with Glenn Ford and Rod Taylor is really good). I so enjoyed Island in the Sky that I eagerly looked forward to reading the book it was based on. Only to be sadly disappointed. The film is far better than the book, take it from me.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

@@paulmatulavich7321 Thanks for the info!

[@thomasmoye2869]

Good movie

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

It sure is!

[@johnturnbull3361]

lots of great aeroplanes, good flying sequences, bit out of tune for dale robertson but because he is a favorite of mine then thats ok, in general its a bit cornie but frank dale evelyn nancy are all good guys and they all mean well, so can we have some more of this wishy washy all is forgiven enjoyable entertainment, so thanks a bunch C.R.E.K.C. you show em and we will watch em best regards J.T. at 73 !!

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

A fun movie! Evelyn Keyes is great!

[@laraegodwin6008]

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes yes , Evelyn Keyes is great !!!

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

@@laraegodwin6008 A forgotten actress from the Golden Age.

[@cyrilhudak4568]

C-195 with a Shaky Jake. Best damn jump plane next to the Porter.👍

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Fantastic!

[@carlreed6186]

C 130 or 141

[@None-zc5vg]

Frank Lovejoy was just right for playing military authority figures: he was "the Colonel", just as Aldo Ray was "the Sergeant".

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Agreed!

[@koen8185]

1:48 Yep , that's a young Rosco P. Coltrane...

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Uncredited.

[@pmullins1495]

~ 56:00 Radio Operator unsuccessfully using Voice Mode transmissions. Under these adverse atmospheric conditions, CW mode (Morse Code) should have been used. CW will penatrate high-static and poor propagation conditions. CW (morse code) is the only reliable mode in these conditions. All Radio Operators are proficient using Morse (minimum of 13 WPM , but usually 20 WPM minimum).

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Good info!

[@joseo.5721]

Only in the AIRFARCE can a major fool around with a lieutenant in public , good movie though !! US Army 74/77.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Air Farce!!!!

[@carlreed6186]

Those in the military always poke fun at other people in different branches or different units of the Armed forces.

[@michaelalan6840]

It is with pride that I enjoyed this fine film. My stepdad, Maj. Richard Stafford, was one of the AAF's youngest B17 pilots who survived 35 missions over Europe & he was a Quaker. My wife's grandad, Col. Ed Zavalick, was a C47 pilot who flew many missions over the Himalayas. All those young men knew fully the risk they faced every time they started their engines, yet they put their lives on the line to defeat racist, fascist dictators. Now we must fight treasonous, fascist stupidity in our nation's capital. I pray our republic survives the current crop of deceitful, braindead, spawn of QAnon fascists each & every day.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Great post!

[@jameslongar6703]

😅he wouldn’t know a fascist one hit him in the ass with a base fiddle.

[@rayshowsay1749]

11:30 - What the heck, no flares, no emergency survival kit?

[@rayshowsay1749]

And now, at 59:30, we magically go from arctic winter(24 hours darkness) to a nice bright day!

[@rayshowsay1749]

Still, despite it all, a quite enjoyable watch.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Hollywood magic...

[@JTA1961]

This is why military & dysentery rhymes

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Ha!

[@90FF1]

Planes, a couple of sweet treats. Not bad. Thanks

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Good film!

[@rickywalker3863]

Dale Robertson is from Harrah Oklahoma

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Okie!!!

[@keithharvey7230]

Harrah to that!

[@pmullins1495]

17:20 That bare-back evening gown is not appropriate for that frigid artic climate. 😂

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Probably correct with that assessment.

[@Ubique2927]

Raised my temperature a tad!!!! Was that the first 'side boob' on film?

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

@@Ubique2927 What? Where? When?

[@Dov_ben-Maccabee]

Was at Elmendorf & Eielson in the 70's

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Alaska!!!!

[@allen480]

Was at Galena AFS 70-71 a forward deployed Fighter-Interceptor base F-4E Phantom II. Was fun watching them scramble from the Alert Cells !!

[@philthycat1408]

Awwwwww’ . That was nice. Fk me 65 and finally I’m getting sentimental 😂👍

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

You old softy...

[@randalldunkley1042]

Good movie that really needed to be filmed in color. Not much cigarette use depicted considering the time it was produced. Seems like any stress is time for a drink. Continuity of the island size keeps changing from the model to actual film. Many vintage aircraft are shown and the types of rescues that can be used. I'm not sure they ever explained what they were sent there to observe and naming an ice flow as an island seemed bizarre. It was normal for two aircraft to go on an extended mission as shown. At the time this was filmed the Coast Guard had at least two Icebreakers in service but then this was an Air Force Project.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Great post!

[@christianlibrul]

The sequel shows them finding the flying saucer under the ice.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

The Thing!!!!!

[@michaelhewitt258]

Great film U.S.A.F Rules the Air

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

My Dad would say so... ...Army for me!

[@laurameyer7285]

WooHoo

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Exactly!!!!

[@timothystarritt4343]

A four sided love triangle. Only on a military base in Alaska, in the late 50s early 60s.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Yup!

[@pmullins1495]

09:00 Non-standard terminology in 'emergency engine shutdown checklist'.

[@pmullins1495]

How very fortunate in mountainous Alaska they parachute into a 'picture perfect smooth drop zone' 😂

[@pmullins1495]

Nice to see this demo of freeing frozen wheel-skis from ice. 😀

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Hollywood.

[@randytaylor1258]

That "Cessna" looks a lot like a deHavilland Canada Beaver.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Go info!

[@carlreed6186]

Is there anyone besides me bother by the over and out on the Radio?

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Not said in the Army in my 21 years unless you wanted to be yelled at by a NCO!

[@Mercmad]

I see Mario acting as the Sergeant, in the pre computer game era.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Ha!

[@Thelastminstrel]

How long ago was this made? "I needn't remind you major, a jet costs in the neighborhood of 3/4 of a million dollars!"

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

1955

[@laradavenport903]

Look at the damned title, foolish.😅

[@tumarah-hv6gf]

Isn't that Micah from the Rifleman?

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

It sure is!

[@allen480]

Paul Fix

[@tumarah-hv6gf]

That's him alright!

[@do-re-me-fa3258]

DON’T BE READING COMMENTS YOU’RE GOING TO RUIN IT FOR YOURSELF, IT’S AN EXCELLENT MOVIE I GIVE IT A FOUR-STAR. PLEASE DON’T READ THE COMMENTS FIRST. JUST GO WATCH THIS EXCELLENT MOVIE NO NEED TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS BEFORE YOU WATCH IT JUST DON’T READ THE COMMENTS.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

SPOILERS, right?

[@mpetersen6]

With the name of the movie they should have had somebody spoof the James Cagney scene.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Ha!

[@AdairRochasilva-bd6oq]

Eu acho que os filmes tem que ser legendados ou dublados

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

I think films have to be subtitled or dubbed

[@pmullins1495]

I didn't know this was another Soap Opera of marital & personal drama. I HATE such dysfunctional relationship format!!! 😡 🔥 It detracts from the whole video !

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

B movie!

[@winonamassingill7895]

If three bailed out of the plane ✈️ that crashed and two were in the rescue plane ✈️ how come only four were flown back in the rescue plane ✈️???!!!🤔🤔

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Restroom break?

[@carlyleporter5388]

That jerk and snatch on that glider was a little strong for me.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Why's that?

[@carlyleporter5388]

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes Cause it's impossible.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

@@carlyleporter5388 Got it!

[@suchiboy]

They sure don't make them like they used to.....

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

We sure do agree!

[@konstantinoskatsounis2320]

Dale - unique manly voice - handsome - had something special - & could act a bit as well - Should have gotten better parts ?. Wonder why - maybe because he opted for a t:v: western - For many the kiss of death -

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

TV was considered inferior to film back in the day.

[@kansasross]

To this day, if you have a job in Alaska and you spend the winter there, come spring the state government will give you $4,000.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Fantastic!

[@Jhangchangbong]

고전찬미 감사합니다

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Thank you for the classic song

[@ahmedqassem6572]

نرجو ترجمه فلم اللغه العربيه

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

CC Please translate the film into Arabic

[@johnnycrash3270]

Back then weren't the supposed to yell "GIRONMO" before jumping?

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

We did!

[@johnnycrash3270]

@@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes OK Cool them 🤠

[@thomasshoff6512]

For Indian fans: GERONIMO

[@mudgebauer]

It would be nice if this movie could be colorized in 4k technicolor

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

No colorization!!!

[@roadyholmes]

Awfully agreeable debating the orders. $6 an hour? what an insult. I guess the mission is supposed to make soap opera palatable...

[@kansasross]

Why is Gannon allowed to walk into the colonel's offic out of uniform, that is no necktie? Dale Reobertson looks better with a mustache than he ever did in all the rest of his movies.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Hollywood not the real Military.

[@copisetic1104]

Waaay to much women and not enough military. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

I agree!

[@amarreder6241]

Rate 5.9 Drama War Adventure

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

It is better than that!

[@jimlaguardia8185]

Predictable, shallow, uninspired, trivial, a repository of cliche, B movie.

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Yup. A B Movie. A good B movie!

[@mudgebauer]

boring

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

Well...

[@mikearakelian6368]

I liked the old A/C ...and old rigs back then...poor picture quality however.....

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

We do too. Feel free to upload a better copy. You can do it!!!

[@ahmedqassem6572]

نرجو ترجمه فلم اللغه العربيه

[@ClassicRobbEvelynKeyes]

CC Please translate the film into Arabic