Famous Fedora Lovers

[RBH]

Festus and Matt....

 

[AtomicEraTom]

 

[jlee562]

I tweeted about this guy today. Thought I'd add him here, as well. The Clash's Paul Simonon, Rock, Fashion, and Hat trendsetter!

Anj

All members of the Clash can been seen pictured in fedoras from time to time, but Paul is definitely a "hat guy." He oozes style.

And he's a really nice guy too!

 

[hatophile]

Judge Harry Stone (Harry Anderson) of Night Court.

 

[gtdean48]

Judge Harry Stone (Harry Anderson) of Night Court.

I always like his lids, part of the reason I bought my Borsalino Alessandria around that time...

 

[Mobile Vulgus]

I forgot all about Harry Anderson. Wonder what the heck he's been doing lately?

 

[The Wiser Hatter]

Here is his booking agent:
http://delafont.com/magicians/harry-anderson.htm

It says "Harry Anderson may be available for your next special event!" Fedora Fest looks like a special event for him. Too shots on the web page of him wearing Fedora's.

 

[hatophile]

The guy has great ties, too.

 

[150719541]

Too much artists with hat, I remember the westerns; Clint Eastwood, Robert Fuller, Steve Mc Queen, Michael Landon and the fedoras: Robert D´niro, Al Pacino, Gregory Peck, Gene Hackman, Robert Stack and others wich gave bright at hat use.

 

[hatophile]

Too much artists with hat, I remember the westerns; Clint Eastwood, Robert Fuller, Steve Mc Queen, Michael Landon and the fedoras: Robert D´niro, Al Pacino, Gregory Peck, Gene Hackman, Robert Stack and others wich gave bright at hat use.

!Usted regresa, amigo! ?Donde ha estado?

 

[150719541]

Mr. Dan Blocker

 

[150719541]

Festus and Matt....

Ken Curtis and James Arness
What a time, I was a kid saw "The Gun Smoke"
Amanda Blake, "Kitty"
Dennis Weaver, "Chester" later in Mc Cloud "Tv. series.
Thence I used my little western and my gun toy.

 

[Mobile Vulgus]

Blocker was totally synonymous with that ten gallon hat, for sure.

 

[hatophile]

Don't forget this guy, dagnabit!

 

[150719541]

Blocker was totally synonymous with that ten gallon hat, for sure.

Yes, I think He was 63 0r 64 size, but He was an agreeable man, He must be with angels in heaven.

 

[Mobile Vulgus]

He was an agreeable man, He must be with angels in heaven.

I remember feeling utterly shocked when old Hoss died back in the 70s. He was way too young to go.

 

[theinterchange]

Okay, I see the Blues Brothers have been posted previously. Third time's a charm. How about this guy? I give you Odd Job.

Odd Job and Jaws are my favorite Bond henchmen.

You can't discount Odd Job's iconic hat when Jethro Bodine want to skim an "arn hat" around after seeing another one of those "Naught Naught Seven" pictures.
[video=youtube;t5aNn4Sfmas]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5aNn4Sfmas[/video]

lol


Randy

 

[150719541]

I remember feeling utterly shocked when old Hoss died back in the 70s. He was way too young to go.

In the same way, I felt when Michael Landon die in 1991, all "Ponderosa" artists were loved in our land in the 60´s, The sponsor of the T.V. serie in México contracted them to sign autographs in the "COMERCIAL MEXICANA" store, a crowd wanted be with them ¡¡¡¡

 

[Lefty]

Looking through this thread, it seems that that it's become "he's famous and wears a hat". When I think of most of the people/characters posted, I do not think of hats. So far, the only ones that seem famous for their hats are Chaplin (the boots, cane, stache, and hat are Chaplin), movie Sherlock, Laurel and Hardy, Blues Brothers, Lincoln, Churchill, and Indiana Jones. With any of these, "wears a hat" is one of the first phrases anyone would use to describe him/them. That's not true of Sinatra, Bogart, Hendrix, etc., where "wears a hat" might be 20th on the list.

 

[rlk]

Mr. Peanut

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBE3mby0p6M