Western Movie Full Length The Trusted Outlaw Bob Steele

[@RobbyFindlay-uq2dy]

This movie has all my favourite bad guys🫣. Charlie King, playing Bert is the coolest bad guy🤨. He just has that special something that one can't help but notice🤫. I love both his acting style and dress...gangster. He's always the focus of my attention in these flicks. I'd love to know more about him. Love it👍❤💯

[@annebellette201]

Good movie thank you

[@t4texastomjohnnycat978]

What an amazing man & actor, AND what an amazing career for Bob Steele, who played in movies for over 50 years, from the silent era to the 1970s. 🤠🐎

[@dast540]

Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Old Western Movies though. 👍👌👏 An of course, I'm a subscriber! Thanks Again Though.

[@paulkatz258]

Thanks for uploading this episode.

[@oldgamerchick]

Awesome story thanks 🙃☕❤❤❤❤🤠

[@mcfrdmn]

Excellent Western vintage movie !

[@anombrerose6311]

WHAT a BEAUTIFUL Horse! WOW!

[@RobbyFindlay-uq2dy]

These old movies have the best and most natural fisticuffs scenes. Great movie 🎬 👍❤

[@waynedavies3185]

I have to admit, in most of these westerns, they race their horses like crazy. I know scenes are done, bit by bit, in sort periods of time, but as the scene is watched, you'd think these horses could run 20 , or 30 miles at a time, at full gallop.

[@elchoya100]

30:09,damn good sequence!

[@cgypunk]

yeah classic

[@waynedavies3185]

I've also noticed, that during all these gun plays, with the Good guys, chasing the bad guys at full gallop, they must have new type of six shooters, as more bullets are fired off, than bullets held in their weapons, without anyone stopping, and reloading. I guess one has to get a good bang for the buck, in these movies. Still they're great to watch.

[@anombrerose6311]

Standard Operating Procedures for these Old Westerns, regardless of the Production Company and Directors. Only problem they had in the Early Days was they had not yet invented Blanks, and there were some injuries and casualties, in spite of rule changes about where the actors and stuntmen could AIM. And even after the Blanks, some failed to learn enough about the danger of Blanks at close range. In fact, Jennifer O'Neil's fabulous and very handsome co-star in Cover-up, Jon-Erik Hexum (First 7 episodes) slayed more hearts in Fandom Land than any actor I ever saw, so quickly - BAR NONE, and more of them grieved longer than for anyone but John Wayne and Elvis Presley, for someone such a short time in Hollywood, when he had not done his research on Blanks, mistakenly thought they were like the Toy Pop Guns of Children with a MĪ·NUTE' TRACE - a DOT of explosive powder on a small piece of powder, only enough to make a bang and leave a slight SMELL, and didn't hurt even a small child (NOTHING compared to the smallest firecrackers) - Jon-Erik suddenly and without warning, while playing with his pistol on the set of the TV show, (I have no idea the center of conversation preceding it), Jon-Erik suddenly put the gun to his forehead and before anyone could stop him, he pulled the trigger, thinking it was like a game, with only a toy. (People at that general time had across social situations picked up the disturbing habit, maybe came from the not too frequent habit of saying something they did wrong, or in error was "shooting themselves in the foot", came to start in such conversations, putting a forefinger to their own temple and making a sound similar to firing off a shot. NOT a good practice, as it feeds a self-deprecating attitude. I haven't seen anyone do that sort of thing in many many decades, now.) Unfortunately, a Blank in a real gun is NOTHING resembling a kid's toy pop-gun. He survived it in the sense that doctors put him on life support, but there was no sign of life at all, so his parents, when they fully realized there was no hope, took him off of it. A similar situation, but not in public, also took the life of one of the Duel Twins, soon quickly largely considered a suicide, though the circumstances were bizarre - said to have been answering the door, by his girlfriend in another room who did not witness it. Pete had a twin, Geoffrey, who did not want to, but was eventually persuaded to pick up Pete's unfulfilled contracts - folks generally couldn't tell the least bit of difference between them, but I think Geoffrey was a bit tamer in his personality.

[@markdouglas2704]

Cool

[@charlesmitchell917]

Charles King, my favorite bad-man. Got his ass kicked by all the big Western stars. Heard that in real life he was a swell guy.

[@josephsquillace1385]

Do you think it's possible for a person to should someone in the hand or is that a thing we see in the movies? Anyway it kind of offsets the violence.