Wild Seed 1963

[@cynthialyman2636]

Michael Parks' picture ought to be next to the word underrated in the dictionary. I have liked him in everything he's done. I was too young to fully remember his "Then Came Bronson" series in the late sixties, yet something about him must have made an impression because the first time I saw him in the indie film Niagara, Niagara, I instantly remembered who he was. Truly impressive. Thanks.

[@axiomist1076]

Well, you can buy the film Then Came Broson. Look in Amazon. Theres also a site dedicated just to the movie and you can get it there too, as well as the decal that he had on the bike. Do yourself a big favor and buy it. It's great and you'll see a very young Martin Sheen in the beginning scene. It was made in '69.

[@lifesoboring1]

@@axiomist1076 i sent away for the full series---26 episodes

[@elligilberg1564]

I am discovering Michael Parks - WOW!

[@kathymelson3124]

It’s so sad that he’s no longer with us. I remember this movie back in the 1960’s. I was a 12 year old girl who fell in love with Michael Parks.

[@seaperu1]

@@kathymelson3124 if you haven't seen Big Bad Love, check it out

[@studiorat1766]

I saw this when I was in high school. Over 50 years ago. I’ve never forgotten it. It changed my life. Thank you for making it available. It still has the power to move me.

[@Papa-o33963]

Cool.

[@Orangecat0608]

I saw it 50 years ago too. I won't say it changed my life but I really liked it. It never came on TV again. I looked for it afterwards but it is very obscure and I never found it, until now. So great to see it again.

[@maryanneevans9563]

I was a teenager when I saw "Bus Riley's Back in Town". I have been in love with Michael Parks ever since.❤

[@kirkalex5257]

Believable love story all the way. Michael Parks excellent. Celia Kaye holds her own all the way as well. Never saw this film before. Have been aware of it for decades, but never saw it until now. Probably a masterpiece. Always liked Parks in everything he was in & never could understand why he was not better known.

[@42kellys]

This was one of the most beautiful love stories I have ever seen. The two young actors, whom I have never seen before, made it so real, so enchanting. It also somehow felt real. More so than any other love stories I could imagine that his could have happened in that bygone era of the sixties.

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

This can happen any era. I lived it.

[@z512345]

Great movie, loved both of them, academy award level acting. Why have I not seen this movie in my 68 years of living.

[@ernestkovach3305]

One of the best movies on the human condition , two people against the world, tough, raw, and one guy from the other side of the tracks who doubts himself as he lives day to day a rough life just trying to survive ,unloved ,full of doubt, broke, alone ..until he meets a special person who is running away for different reasons but who,alas, believes in someone that she sees more deeply than the rest of humanity views him. A great story line/ plot, fine direction and two young solid actors.One of the most underrated movies of all time and must highly recommend! Thank you.

[@waskyper8]

totally agree-& well said

[@TAROTAI]

well put, Ernest - you have a big heart

[@jaycompany4886]

Thanks, just started viewing it now

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

You’ve convinced me!

[@john5424]

Well said

[@bobbiel9663]

If you watch this as many times as I have, you realize that at the end Daphne rescues Fargo. The little girl rescues the tough guy.

[@martitinkovich4489]

Good take...........hadn't considered it.

[@melaniesmith5056]

Bitter Sweet ending!!......great movie, thanks for the upload.........

[@exjazzer]

The best love story I have seen and I can relate to it in many ways. An underrated movie indeed.

[@cantstopsinging]

Dang..a film of substance..Realistic yet a sliver of hope. Romantic without overkill. What's missing in modern movies. Parks was excellent..eye candy too

[@Rallow]

Michael Parks was an actor with so much talent who never seemed to get enough chances, or the right chance to show it. may God rest hi soul!

[@fernandomaron87]

Agreed. He's amazing here, very natural, almost like a modern actor stuck in a old movie

[@leeryancoston3527]

I remember this movie SO vividly. I formed the hugest crush on Michael Parks, which took me right to Then Came Bronson. He was everything a girl wanted - soft low voice, kind eyes, manly, but not macho and he had a bit of James Dean's rebelliousness, but with good manners and....gads, I'm getting myself all riled up, again!

[@clairemcdaniel1253]

For someone who took the time to see below the surface like Daphne did, there is a wonderful man there in Fargo.

[@joannoriol6444]

I was totally in love with him from my 17th year till my late 20s and to be honest I still think he was an all time hunk, yes he reminds me of James Dean too. I had his album. I wonder what he was like in real life, what kind of a person he was. I guess I'll never know.

[@susanborkenhagen58]

I just discovered him when I saw this film on TV this week. When I looked up info I found many interviews with him from over the years on You Tube and read wonderful comments about how he was an actor's actor from some of his biggest fans like Kevin Smith and Ben Affleck. I wish I didn't discover him posthumously. What a talent and apparently a genuinely nice guy.

[@jundunar]

A gem: It shows that independent films of the 1960's were far, far superior to the inane garbage produced by Hollywood today. A very well written, well acted and touching film, with thoroughly believable characters.

[@luisroyo8352]

Never saw this. Never forget it. Great story.

[@hollybardoe4075]

RIP Michael Parks, who passed away yesterday at the age of 77. I saw this movie in '65 as a college freshman, and I crushed on him SOOOOO bad!! He went on to do pretty well as a character actor, but I agree, he was very underrated.

[@matrox]

He was a much better actor than James Dean.

[@JimFrye-ub3kq]

Saw this movie as a kid; always wanted to see it again. Thank you so much.

[@robinsandorf6075]

Really liked this movie. I like the 60's - the styles. the music. the attitudes of the characters in this movie. good show. thank you for uploading.

[@stuartlawsonbeattie1411]

Wow, what a fabulous real romantic and emotional movie. Thank you so much for sharing this, real characters and real script. The music score was apt too, wow they don't make 'em like this anymore. THIS IS A CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jsmith632]

Just look at him in the final scene at around 1:37:18. He is stunning and luminous. His eyes are incredibly expressive. Wow.

[@clairemcdaniel1253]

So happy to read so many comments from other lovers of this little known film. I've never met anyone in real life who has seen it. It's my favorite movie from a simpler, more wholesome, more romantic time. I think it's just perfect, everything about it.

[@martitinkovich4489]

Things sure have changed, huh?

[@Orangecat0608]

I remember that a friend of mine saw it the same night I did, 50 years ago and liked it. I'll let him know I saw it again. Who knows if he remembers?

[@yellie50]

Thanks for uploading. I saw this when I was very young and it left quite an impression. He's a wonderful actor.

[@Villiago]

Have you seen Michael Parks in The Idol?

[@jfaria54]

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[@waynemiller1609]

Thanks so much for this film in its entirety,I loved micheal parks ever since growing up with Jim Bronson,he was a great actor,it’s to bad he had the falling out with Hollywood he would have gone so much further with his career,he a great singer too as I have all his music...R.I.P. Micheal😇😇😇

[@deborahleone4351]

You can feel the “Brando Influence” in every scene⭐️⭐️⭐️ TYSM for this posting! God bless all! 💕🙏💜✝️✡️🙋‍♀️

[@324cmac]

Sometimes it's better for a great film like this not to get a lot of hype. This is a beautiful gem of a film that stuck with me since I first ran across it on TV when I was 15 years old. I'm 62 now.

[@quij7ote222]

I saw this movie years after I watched Then Came Bronson. I couldn't believe how good it was. It has stuck with me my whole life and I'm in my 60s too. I never remember the title, but I remember this movie. The magic of movies and actors who are artists is a great mystery; in fact, a real lasting, profound gift. This movie is a part of my consciousness and me. I mourn Michael Parks. I'll never stop being grateful to Quentin Tarantino for letting me see him again.

[@324cmac]

@@quij7ote222 Nice to meet someone else who loves this movie too. Movies and music can take you back so vividly to a place and time in your life. It's wonderful!

[@quij7ote222]

@@324cmac I rarely respond, but I did to your post because it WAS really nice to meet someone who was in her 60's, loved this movie, and realizes it's a gem. Movies and music don't just take me back to a place and time in life, but to deep and profound experiences of the heart that remind you who you are and why you are who you are.

[@donnscopman8102]

I am 72 now. I saw this at age 13, I own it. My lifetime favorite movie.

[@Cloudancer2024]

Michael Parks is so gorgeous in this movie. Sexy, brooding, lonely, it's hard not to be touched by him. One of my favorite actors. Sadly, he didn't age well, and appeared to suffer from alcoholism and mental illness in his later years. There was a memorial service for friends and family when he passed away, but his full-body burial at sea was private with only his wife in attendance. May he RIP.

[@judyprebell7223]

Michael knew Fargo well...it was him.

[@nickandmikec]

A really fine film. Saw it years ago and I never forgot it.

[@petermaxwell2965]

What a help cat ! Lol

[@donfulton4875]

Amazing film.

[@jimredden5899]

i really loved this movie. the acting was superb. i had never seen this film before.

[@bobbiel9663]

Celia was 21 , Parks 23, He seems older , she seems younger. This was his first picture.

[@Cloudancer2024]

Actually, Celia was 23 and Parks was 25 when the movie came out. The caption is wrong - the movie came out in 1965, not 1963. But yeah, he seems more than 2 years older than her.

[@patrickgallimore6896]

"Wild Seed" was a great find...Michael Parks was brilliant, as usual...His acting skills were superb, and the characters he played were, always, memorable...He, always, brought his various characters to life, but in an understated, yet, very profound way. In "Wild Seed", Michael's portrayal of "Fargo", and his striking looks, reminded me of James Dean...After seeing this movie, it's not hard to imagine him playing James Dean's character, "Cal", in "East of Eden", had James not been cast, in that role. For her part, Celia Kaye gave a brilliant performance, in this heart-wrenching and poignant movie. RIP, Mr. Parks.

[@jennifersykes8387]

Never saw this movie before ,moving sort of slow.

[@patrickgallimore6896]

@@jennifersykes8387 Sometimes, slow is good.

[@justjeph6927]

Yeah, she was great. But Parks as Cal? Maybe he would have been too dark for then?

[@justjeph6927]

@@jennifersykes8387 may have to watch it twice..it's just one of those films that's simple, but there's so much depth there.

[@sambiker4478]

I don't comment often but that was a great film. Thanks.

[@sp2834aa]

Great soundtrack that really complements this movie.A Richard Markowitz score. Thanks for the upload !

[@ryanloane6588]

Who sings the song at 51 minutes?

[@Garapetsa]

Memory eternal Michael Parks.. one of the most ignored actors of all time. He was brilliant! Hollywood is full of BS! Sad great talent is over looked by politics.

[@geoffreywright95]

Saw this a long time ago and never forgot it. Terrific, heart-felt little movie. Loved the leads.

[@petermorley3910]

Thanks for uploading this very special movie! Michael Parks and Celia Kaye's performances define the "rebel hero" and "good girl" archetypes portrayed in the films of James Dean. Fargo has internalized being a burden, a "bindle". This comes out at key points in the story symbolizing BOTH characters - wild seed - accidents of birth - resulting in Fargo's mother falling to her death while picking fruit for their survival - and threatening the "planned" family stability of Daffy's biological father. Quietly powerful!

[@coledarton1431]

I was to young for James Dean 9. But then came Bronson and I caught it just right. Herb, Tubes, Just right. Micheal Parks was one of the only people on TV that I could Identify with. The most under rated dude EVER.

[@erikhertzer8434]

Im far from a romantic, but this excellent flick would even make a jaded millenial get misty-eyed. Three thumbs up.

[@lauranovak8407]

yea, thoz wer th daze wn luv n sx wer sxy.

[@tomslick2058]

Check out 1960 something wild with Ralph Meeker. Another. Good actor who never got a break. You can see the Brando and Dean influence.

[@maryanneevans9563]

I loved Ralph Meeker in Something Wild. It made me a fan.

[@francesfarmer736]

I love Ralph Meeker,,,,,I own “Something Wild “ didn’t discover who he was until this century……

[@billetem5868]

What do you mean he never got a break? He starred in Fred Zinneman's "Theresa," a very good movie. He starred in "Kiss Me Deadly," a film noir classic. He was in other stuff, like the first "Hitchcock Presents" drama, the one where he murders that guy after his wife falsely accused the guy of rape. He might not have been a huge star like Brando or Bogart, but he did pretty good, he had some breaks. He was in "Something Wild" which gets high praise from people, so I'll have to watch it some day. Saw him when he was older in a Darren McGavin movie. Saw him in another film where he's older and works in a train station. He didn't keep his movie star looks like some stars do when they get old, Heston, Mitchum, Sean Connery, Paul Newman etc. Got sort of pudgy looking.

[@francesfarmer736]

@@billetem5868 Ralph Meeker didn’t play along with the Hollywood politics & their games, that’s why he wasn’t an A lister so he was more on the B lister scale, but an excellent actor, glad he made as many films as he could…I liked Ralph Meeker in that Alfred Hitchcock episode with Vera Miles too…..Also “Jeopardy” with Barbara Stanwyck 1953, I own “Something Wild” great movie with Carroll Baker and upcoming tv stars Doris Roberts & Jean Stapleton……

[@billetem5868]

@francesfarmer736 I checked out Ralph Meeker's bio on Wikipedia. He certainly was in lots of good films and TV shows. Seemed like an A list actor in "Kiss Me Deadly," definitely seemed like a leading man right up there with your typical big time movie stars. Perhaps he didn't catch a break, in the sense that he deserved after Kiss Me Deadly a few more big time leading man roles while in his prime. But even most A list movie stars are shooting stars. The most one can hope for is shine brightly for a few years. Ralph Meeker in the 50s is sort of like Dana Andrews in the 40s, or sort of like Steve McQueen in the late 60s and early 70s, like Roy Scheider in the 70s. Very few actors can command the spotlight for decade after decade like Eastwood, the Duke, Bogart, Heston, Brando, Gregory Peck, Al Pacino, Michael Caine, Alec Guinness etc. I'm from Minneapolis, and he was born in Minneapolis, so there's that connection to further my interest in his career.

[@ron-py3ct]

always liked him better than many other young actors, including james dean

[@georgemusic4all4seasons]

Great movie and worth watching. Thanks for posting.

[@exjazzer]

I watched this great movie again. Thanks.

[@2011littlejohn1]

Very good movie and I've never heard of it or the actors before. Pretty gritty and believable too.

[@carstellamoore2407]

This was a really good love story real and pure

[@CutthroatMcRage]

So sad to know that now he's gone ... R.I.P. Michael Parks' ... We will miss you.

[@canciondegranadaannesikkin5985]

Thank you so so much for this. I saw WILD SEED on TV when I was probably 14 years old and it made a lasting impression. I have spent 50 years (as a drifter in my own way) trying to see it again, looking periodically on KZbin, archive websites and even when in Hollywood... I read of Michael Parks death this very day and it prompted me to search again. Bittersweet to see this finally on the day he leaves us. Much appreciated.

[@kategrace3806]

The best secret magic ever

[@kategrace3806]

Gone too soon

[@kategrace3806]

Yes

[@kategrace3806]

So appreciated

[@kategrace3806]

Finally

[@peggymiller822]

This is a really good film and Mr. Parks acting is wonderful.

[@gggman351]

Great movie, great music, I loved everything about it!

[@straightman4272]

I can't believe I haven't seen this great film before! Beautiful

[@jfaria54]

Nesse canal, somente Cult Movie. Se você não viu algum filme, pode encontrar aqui...

[@michaelgreenwood354]

What a Movie ! What a Soundtrack !

[@exjazzer]

One of my favorite movies of all time.

[@justjeph6927]

Yup, its definitely made my list, Alan

[@enriquesouffle9926]

I grew up in the shadow of Hollywood, have been a movie fan most of my life, but never heard of this movie or Michael Parks until it was shown on TCM recently. It immediately shot up to one of my All-Time favs. I can't think of another love story on film more profound than this. Wild Seed puts many highly touted films to shame. The scene on the hay transporter has to be one of the most sublime scenes ever recorded on film. A thousand thumbs up.

[@MrJuanjv]

The Frostonia Apt Bldg, where they ended up at in LA, is on Vermont @Hwd Fwy, as kids we used to ditch school at Virgil JHS, and 'party' on the roof!

[@roblabow9702]

Powerful film. I am glad they stayed together at the end.

[@graytonw5238]

I remember seeing this on tv back in the late 70s, maybe early 80's, thought I'd never see it again. Thanks for the upload!

[@kellyanquoe]

damn good film. michael & celia could not have made it without excellent direction, cinematography, lighting, music, scenery, etc. this flm deserves another look by all. so grateful for the upload and KZbin. ps - consider updated title "Nowhere to Nowhere" and call David Lynch.

[@peggygreen5847]

kellyanquoe Brilliantly lit and photographed!!

[@joebyrdmusic]

Great story, great music! Very moving film. Michael Parks, definitely the brooding, James Dean type. Celia Kaye, portrayed the epitome of innocence. The sexual tension was intense!

[@robertg1556]

Awesome movie. Michael Parks, what a great actor, he and Celia Kaye had a lot of chemistry. Bet he never had a bad hair day. I liked the way it ended, I created my own finishing touches.

[@Creamstp]

Great movie....a must watch. Parks is a GEM !!!

[@roxrix4940]

Saw this in 1965 when it first came out and never forgot it. It was great to see it again about 40 years later. Have a copy of it now. Great film and always liked Michael Parks.

[@freddiemiranda5366]

Good film thanks for the upload.

[@ceespotrun6636]

Saw this on TCM today. Great movie. Never heard of it before.

[@ericchapman622]

Been searching for this obscure Michael Parks movie for years. Way, way, way better than I had any reason to think it would be based on Leonard Maltin's dismissive review. Excellent lighting, camerawork and solid script. Parks' work here is the best I've ever seen from him.

[@vleldaddio210]

This seems to be the start of the Jim Bronson character that Parks brought to life in the late sixties ! Something about his voice that makes a subtle first impression that just stays , thanks Mr. Parks

[@MikeGreenwood51]

I found it very Brangoesqe. From the 1953 film 'The Wild Ones'.

[@frodoggbooboo]

Michael Greenwood you mean Brandoesque.

[@justjeph6927]

Yah, like he's the cool uncle😎

[@paulbroderick8438]

Great love story. Fargo was the total gentleman! Can you imagine the way it would be scripted to-day? The bedroom scene would have been a torrent of skin! Thank you so very much, it was my first viewing.

[@clairemcdaniel1253]

I have always preferred to use my imagination than to have it all on the screen spelled out for me. In this case, the sex was meaningful because they truly loved each other.

[@schick5245]

Hilarious, I was thinking the same thing, but I'm confused. She didn't have sex with him did she? I thought they were only kissing.

[@Carly8Corday]

And a worse torrent of sucking, slurping, smacking sounds. And the wall shaking as they tear off each other's clothes, joined at the tongues, and have at it against the wall. Every movie these days does that bit. It's so predictable that I've been able to watch countless movies without ever seeing it, LOL. I know exactly when to click the button on the remote and go make some tea.

[@mjazzguitar]

In the box car it kind of implied it, with that light in the distance getting bigger and bigger until it becomes the next day's sun.

[@stuartlawsonbeattie1411]

@@mjazzguitar well said that was the enlightening scene where we are led to assume something magical happened, it was all in the imagination which was brilliant. Modern era viewers would not understand it at all. Bang on Sir.

[@garymcaleer6112]

Superb love story. Never a finer storyline than this masterpiece of true love while the world throws every shit in your face while you live.

[@RobTheFossil]

Incredibly real suffering on all levels, accepted without whining and blaming others like the sad people of millennial times. This is Hollywood when it was real. Thank you.

[@stanleydenning]

They don't make movies this good any more.

[@bergerworld1025]

Just watched it for the first time. Great movie. Thoroughly enjoyed that.

[@Harveycartoonlvr11]

Love this...when Movies Meant Something! From the PATH TRAINS (the "McAdoo" Cars) and did anyone listen to the Soundtrack through the movie? When they are attempting to board a Train as it crosses through Farmland, a cover touch of Miles Davis', "All Blues" being played! Although the original was done by Miles back in 1959, it was still popular in 1963. :)

[@mjazzguitar]

I thought that sounded a lot like Miles, too.

[@Dion-rz3fz]

Thank you for the upload!!!!!!!!!! I believe it was actually from1965. I first saw this movie when I was around 12 yrs. old around 1972.. I'm 63 yrs old now. I remember I kind of "crushed" on Celia Kaye! Lol. I also thought Michael Parks was super cool the way he was a bum and rode the trains! Lol. I really like the "artsy" aspect to this movie. I am also glad they made this in black and white, as that added a lot to the atmosphere and mood of this movie. Love it! Thanks again for uploading it.

[@TomLohre49]

Super film, thank you for the up load. I'll be studying this one for a long time.

[@somesayjezebel]

ME TOO INTRIGUING 💕

[@stevenheyer5219]

thank you

[@larryrobertson2150]

I;m no film critic but , that was raw , gutsy and powerful. Well done.

[@janeteastridge3104]

The one way sign at the end of the movie, says it all!❤

[@somesayjezebel]

Yes it did 💕

[@newellgirl]

thank you so much for uploading this wonderful film..how did i get here??? i managed to purchase a 10 inch blue vinyl record from 1965 featuring interviews with Michael Parks & Celia Kaye at a goodwill store..(sorry i have no way of uploading the content)......great story-line..gritty, touching, real..the raw study of family loyalty & as deep as bloodlines..also how kind some folks were to Fargo & Daphne..how mean people are..how you have to hustle in the States to get a break..(nothing's changed since 1965)..loved the music..the cinematography..a different kind of "road movie" ...funny how you find out about things..again many thanks Antonio for the upload...

[@forreal245]

Antonio...Thanks for the movie. It was nice to see Parks play his own role versus emulating a "James Dean" caricature.

[@maryanneevans9563]

This movie is in my top 10 best movies. Michael Parks has been my celebrity crush since the 60's.

[@BETTERWORLDSGT]

This was a very good Movie. I was just being born that Year.Never saw this one but was great start to finish. I was reading both of them are alive .

[@Papa-o33963]

Same here. Bless All Always n Forever n Ever.

[@stevenheyer5219]

wow what a film!

[@jimervin387]

Tremendously emotional story of true love and loyalty. Fargo was probably too old for little Daphne anyhow. But despite all odds, she stayed. They just don't make movies like that now.

[@clairemcdaniel1253]

He is about 25 years old and she's a very wise 17 years old. I think that's just fine. They are well-suited for each other regardless of age.

[@2degucitas]

Claire McDaniel A 3-5 age gap is typical for most couples. The older male has a chance to mature past his teen impulsivity. Girls mature faster it seems.

[@clairemcdaniel1253]

Let me put this in a more romantic way...these two (fictional) people were made for each other. Forget real life for a minute.

[@susanborkenhagen58]

In real life he was 23 and she was 21 even though she looks younger. The casting was perfect as well as all the other elements in the film. Being shot in black and white made it even better than if it had been in color.

[@axiomist1076]

Susan Borkenhagen --The movie came out in '65, not ;'63. She was 23 at the time. She was born Feb 24/42 and he April 24/40. So he's 25. In '69, when he did Then Came Bronson, he was 29.

[@sidethehead]

Wow, what a great movie! One of the best "B" movies I've seen. Michael Parks was amazing. Beautiful shots and great score. Love the riff on All Blues at 1:12.

[@brendaleverick3655]

Wasn't Michael Parks a hottie back then? I had forgotten about him. Thanks for the flick. There was hardly any traffic on the roads back then! Sigh. The good old days.

[@Train1900]

Fantastic! Great movie! Thanks for sharing.

[@snoballs1]

great movie thanks for sharing this!

[@lindadriscoll507]

Grew up watching and loving him since he played Adam in the movie the Bible to His Then Came Bronson series when I had his posters all over my bedroom wall and listened to his LPs. Followed his career and enjoyed him into my 60s until he passed sadly passed away. He was wonderful.

[@lilabalz]

Thank you sooooo much @jfaria54 jfaria54 I've been looking for this movie for so long !!

[@jfaria54]

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[@lilabalz]

OK I will :)) Thank you my friend !!

[@teardrop5931]

😭😭😭 BEAUTIFUL! just BEAUTIFUL!😭😭😭

[@jkmorrison1013]

I thought it was really good. Gritty, somewhat depressing, accurately seedy. Michael parks was always a good actor who never seemed to get a big break. this movie made today, with today's rotten actors and disgusting ways of filmmaking would be horrible. the girl was cute, too.

[@justjeph6927]

Yes, her timing, delivery, manner...spot-on!

[@derekseven1647]

Parks is a better actor than Brando could ever be.

[@2degucitas]

Derek Seven He's right up there with James Dean.

[@noelnewlon]

Derek, I love Marlon, but it's hard to argue with you.

[@joannoriol6444]

Wasn't he so so so good looking here, I love his facial structure, I know that's strange, but I love it.

[@kathylawrence9567]

You should see Buss Riley"s Back In town opposite Ann-Margret. More Yummy

[@ricardocantoral7672]

They were both strong actors but you can tell that Parks never got bored with acting in his later years. After the 1960's, Brando turned into a blimp that accepted 10 million dollars a film just to dick around in make-up.

[@derekseven1647]

From this to Red State, the man has range as a actor.

[@caroljewell4936]

Micheal parks had a Chrisma like James Dean had. that special character something.

[@plutoplatters]

IMDB says this was released May 5,1965

[@jefffinley8359]

From what I understand it was filmed in '63 or earlier. Delayed release.

[@sandymcevoy8719]

This is what a true classic film is!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@MariaSebastianBuffalo]

Beautiful and timeless.

[@kategrace3806]

Love his singing just found 2 old perfect albums in Zettlers on rt 66 in ash Fork AZ. Priceless. Kate 66 living of rt 66

[@heashemzoel8617]

Watched this when I was a kid back then, loved the series. From Malaysia.

[@exjazzer]

A great movie.

[@jfaria54]

Tank you...

[@seferkeshet]

i cried. such a good movie

[@seferkeshet]

when they're in the back of the hay truck makes me the happiest person on earth

[@collbn]

I saw this as a young girl and thought it was so romantic. I always had thing for bad boys who really weren't. lol

[@somesayjezebel]

I would have went tooo…

[@anthonykenny1320]

the way she says Fargo is enough to bring any one to face the truth about themselves thank you so much for loading this redemptive movie Michael Parks and Celia Kaye are perfect embodiments of people damaged by abandonment and trying to survive in the brutality of American society i'm so glad i live in Australia where people treat each other with respect and consideration and where there is a functioning social security net that takes the desperation out of life unlike America which is truly a dog eat dog cut throat brutal and barbaric meat grinder

[@MrJohnLombard]

Cool Movie. Funny The Brando Dean References in the commentary. Brando's Father owned Pennebaker Inc which was Company who made this. He was an Executive Producer on film, and Albert Ruddy worked on all The James Bond Movies after this. Michael Parks was a Cool Cat!