Movie hats

[Rogera]

Robert Redford

Hey, I thought Indy was the only guy to wear fedoras and leather jackets!!

 

[Bushman]

"A River Runs Through It"

And "Legends of the Fall" both from the same 19-teens era with great period hats!

 

[T Jones]

John Wayne with Claire Trevor in "Stagecoach", 1939

The villain, Luke Plummer...

Stagecoach riders

John Carradine, the Gambler, Thomas Mitchell, Sherriff riding Shot Gun, Andy Devine, Stagecoach Driver.

 

[Joao Encarnado]

This brim!
The tapper on the crown is the only thing I don't like

James Purefoy in ' Solomon Kane'

 

[RJR]

John Wayne with Claire Trevor in "Stagecoach", 1939

The villain, Luke Plummer...

Stagecoach riders

John Carradine, the Gambler, Thomas Mitchell, Sherriff riding Shot Gun, Andy Devine, Stagecoach Driver.

Great hats.

 

[JackieMatra]

John Wayne with Claire Trevor in "Stagecoach", 1939

The villain, Luke Plummer...

Stagecoach riders

John Carradine, the Gambler, Thomas Mitchell, Sherriff riding Shot Gun, Andy Devine, Stagecoach Driver.

That's actually George Bancroft as Marshall Curley Wilcox with the shotgun,
along with John Wayne as the Ringo Kid on the far right, and Donald Meek as Samuel Peacock looking out of the stagecoach window.
Claire Trevor and Louise Platt are the two women.
Thomas Mitchell is not visible in this shot.

 

[T Jones]

That's actually George Bancroft as Marshall Curley Wilcox with the shotgun,
along with John Wayne as the Ringo Kid on the far right, and Donald Meek as Samuel Peacock looking out of the stagecoach window.
Claire Trevor and Louise Platt are the two women.
Thomas Mitchell is not visible in this shot.

My mistake. Thomas Mitchell was the doctor. One of his later roles included playing opposite of Charleton Heston as the villain in "Secret Of The Incas". He was also Scarlet O'Hara's father in "Gone With The Wind", released the same year as "Stagecoach", 1939...to mention a few.

 

[guillaumeb]

"we're on a mission from gaad"

Akubra promote the Hampton as the one worn by the Blue Bros

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Not very accurate with the facts but a great movie none the less!

 

[hatophile]

Not very accurate with the facts but a great movie none the less!

Oh man, I love that movie. Great lines in there and superb action.

 

[hatophile]

Oh man, I love that movie. Great lines in there and superb action.

Great soundtrack, too.

 

[Joao Encarnado]

Nice hats also

 

[hatophile]

Nice hats also

That's the most important!!

 

[T Jones]

Not very accurate with the facts but a great movie none the less!

One of my favorites. Gotta see if they have it on Blue Ray.

 

[hatophile]

The real aftermath

 

[Bamaboots]

One of my favorites, "The Magnificent Seven." Slated for a remake.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Pure fiction but a good scene also.

 

[Bamaboots]

Pure fiction but a good scene also.

May have been fiction, but a woman (Belle Starr) creating this sort of tension is not. Sorry ladies.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

May have been fiction, but a woman (Belle Starr) creating this sort of tension is not. Sorry ladies.

She was an interesting woman alright. Married twice & rumored to have been married two more times, one rumor has her married to Cole's uncle Charlie Younger. Another rumor has her married to Blue Duck but those marriages can't be documented. It's more likely they were common law relationships. Yrs later & after Belle's death her daughter Pearl Reed would always deny those marriages happened.

Cole certainly knew Belle & they likely had a "business relationship". But Belle & Sam Star were married from 1880 until Star was killed by a lawman in 1886; Cole Younger was in prison in MN from 1876 until 1901.

 

[hatophile]

She was an interesting woman alright. Married twice & rumored to have been married two more times, one rumor has her married to Cole's uncle Charlie Younger. Another rumor has her married to Blue Duck but those marriages can't be documented. It's more likely they were common law relationships. Yrs later & after Belle's death her daughter Pearl Reed would always deny those marriages happened.

Cole certainly knew Belle & they likely had a "business relationship". But Belle & Sam Star were married from 1880 until Star was killed by a lawman in 1886; Cole Younger was in prison in MN from 1876 until 1901.

Belle was rumored to be killed by a man named Edgar Watson who later ended up in the wilds of southwest Florida. There is a 3 book fictional series by Peter Matthieson about Watson's life in Florida.