Quote Originally Posted by Marlin View Post
Never saw "Oklahoma" did You? or an Ester Williams film...
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ETA: "Paint your wagon" Lee Marvin sings,, Clint should have been dubbed,, but on the whole,, Win/win
I love Paint Your Wagon. I have the soundtrack & listen to it on my drive to elk camp every year.

Quote Originally Posted by Troublco View Post
And I do have some culture. It involves important things, like good beer, good scotch, good food, and fine firearms.
You forgot a good cigar (a pipe will work too).

Quote Originally Posted by hobowh View Post
mine asked if it would be ok if we watched transormers 2 on the way home from meeting up with you as she had not seen it yet.
Transformers 2; haven't seen it yet, but understand that Meagan Fox is a hottie in it.

Quote Originally Posted by Marlin View Post
Oh yeah,, John Wayne did a few "singing cowboy" movies in the 30's...
Yup, billed as "Singing Sandy"
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“Git yourself another singin’ cowboy,” the tall, handsome actor angrily informed movie magnate Herbert J. Yates. “I ain’t gonna do it no more!” The speaker was John Wayne. He had been cast as “Singing Sandy” for several years in a series of “B” westerns produced at Lone Star-Monogram. Wayne, who couldn’t carry a tune, had his voice dubbed by Smith Ballew. At first he went along with the casting as a gag, but unfortunately the idea had caught on. During personal appearances he often found himself backed into a corner by fans shouting to him to sing a song. Wayne got fed up. When Monogram and several other small independent production companies sold out to Yates in 1935 to form Republic Pictures, the rangy actor told the boss to get himself another crooner. When Wayne made his first western for Republic, “Westward Ho”, it was strictly action fare.