Movie hats

[Hurricane Jack]

^^^Looks like the Bad Man of Wyoming ate pretty good.

 

[Frunobulax]

Watched "Hang 'em High" this afternoon. I'd forgotten the Skipper was a bad guy.

Sent directly from my mind to yours.

 

[GHT]

Anthony Hopkins, David Bowie, Sean Connery & John Lennon.

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

The epitome of French Cool. Alain Delon in the 1967 movie: Le Samouraï (Can anyone identify his lid?)
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And, perhaps not quite so cool, but Rupert Davies made the character, Inspector Jules Maigret, all his own.
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Greetings All: Alain Delon also acted in the movie Borsalino. This shot looks very similar. Humm...my money says that’s what he’s wearing.
Be well. Bowen

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

Looks to be in really good shape, Bowen.

Greetings All: Thanks HJ. It is in pretty good shape. Haven’t touched it and it could use some bending for sure but i don’t have the “sack” to wear it cause it’s such a behemoth!! Kinda glad it’s too big but it’s sure pretty to look at and is very well crafted. Valentine has a really cool story and his legacy can be seen throughout Hollywood in all those old cowboy classics! He built em for all those old boys! I’m very fortunate to be the steward of this one! Would like to see any others from fellow loungers. Maybe a “V” thread wii pop up??
Be well. Bowen

 

[BobHufford]

Carbine Williams (1952).

The real deal...

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Interesting guy although some of his legend has been spun. Thanks for posting this Bob. Last night I read everything I could find on him including a couple of lawsuits he filed. Enjoyed it.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Jack Hoxie's 1933 film, "Gun Law."

 

[GHT]

Eddie Izard, from Castles in the Sky and Warren Beatty portraying Howard Hughes:

 

[Zombie_61]

Eddie Izard, from Cstles in the Sky and Warren Beatty portraying Howard Hughes:

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Ha! By the time Howard Hughes reached the age Beatty was when that movie (Rules Don't Apply) was made, he'd been dead for nine years.

 

[T Jones]

Richard Widmark and Lloyd Nolan, 1948 "The Street With No Name". Good Film Noir movie

Check out the guy wearing the tall crowned thin ribbon

 

[Hurricane Jack]

"Hell Canyon Outlaws" (1957)

Beautiful horse.

 

[Bamaboots]

"Hell Canyon Outlaws" (1957)

Beautiful horse.
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The leopard has always been one of my favorite Appaloosa patterns.

 

[Desert dog]

"Hell Canyon Outlaws" (1957)

Beautiful horse.
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That is a beautiful leopard appaloosa.

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[Desert dog]

The leopard has always been one of my favorite Appaloosa patterns.
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Beautiful animals, I used to own an Appaloosa, but he wasn't a leopard.

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[Hurricane Jack]

My grandfather had a speckled Appy.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

"Mighty Joe Young", Terry Moore & Ben Johnson, 1949

 

[Benzadmiral]

Wyoming (or Bad Man of Wyoming), 1940.

. . .

I'd almost swear the guy on the right is Bob Hope!

 

[Zombie_61]

I'd almost swear the guy on the right is Bob Hope!

Sure does look like Hope in that photo, but it's Paul Kelly.

 

[Benzadmiral]

Richard Widmark and Lloyd Nolan, 1948 "The Street With No Name". Good Film Noir movie

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Check out the guy wearing the tall crowned thin ribbon

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I like that look and employ it myself, albeit with a silverbelly Strat lookalike and a single-breasted charcoal black topcoat.

The actor, for some reason, puts me in mind of the guy in the "Pottersville" sequence in It's a Wonderful Life, the fellow who sniffs George's breath to see if this weird guy squawking about his car is drunk. Could it be the same actor?