Movie hats

[Bamaboots]

I liked "face down in my beans" myself.......rings true for me
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Watch the entire documentary and catch a lot of great quotes, songs, poems, horsemanship and stories.

 

[M Hatman]

Watch the entire documentary and catch a lot of great quotes, songs, poems, horsemanship and stories.

Yes.....this one I have to look up after seeing that trailer!!!
M

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Watch the entire documentary and catch a lot of great quotes, songs, poems, horsemanship and stories.

Only saw the trailer but I'll be looking for it.

 

[KY Gentleman]

I always have liked this movie.
Tom Horn starring the late great Steve McQueen.
I bought a hat like this one from River Junction Trade Co. a few years ago.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

I always have liked this movie.
Tom Horn starring the late great Steve McQueen.
I bought a hat like this one from River Junction Trade Co. a few years ago.

Me too. I've been to Cheyenne several times on the job & to the gravesite. If I ever make it back I'll take my Rand.

 

[Bamaboots]

I always have liked this movie.
Tom Horn starring the late great Steve McQueen.
I bought a hat like this one from River Junction Trade Co. a few years ago.

Been quite a few posts about this movie and the hats. Glad to see more interest.

 

[Moviehats]

Just sold this hat. It looks like they shortened the crown on it. This was from a collection I got from a former employee at Old Tucson Studios. This hat for sure was in the John Wayne movie, "Rio Lobo", and likely was in others especially the show "The High Chaparral".

 

[Hurricane Jack]

 

[Moviehats]

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I see my friend Peter Sherayko in there.

 

[T Jones]

Robert Mitchum and Kim Hunter in this 1944 film noir,
"When Strangers Marry"...

 

[Moviehats]

Here are some photos of the 25th Anniversary Reunion of the movie "Tombstone". Michael Biehn (Johnny Ringo) signed the "Ringo" hat I made for the auction, while Frank Stallone (Ed Bailey) signed the "Frank McLaury" hat I made. I was honored Peter Sherayko (Texas Jack) wore the hat I made him for his birthday 2 years ago.

 

[HadleyH1]

apologies first because it would be a miracle ....if this movie wasn't in this thread....(everything under the sun is here)


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Pocket Money 1972 Movie - Paul Newman, Lee Marvin

 

[chicken1616]

This movie comes out in a couple of weeks. From this trailer, it looks like a lot of vintage style hattishness. Enjoy.
https://video.disney.com/watch/christopher-robin-adventure-sneak-peek-570a841eb78a0b9b970af7c1

 

[chicken1616]

This movie comes out in a couple of weeks. From this trailer, it looks like a lot of vintage style hattishness. Enjoy.
https://video.disney.com/watch/christopher-robin-adventure-sneak-peek-570a841eb78a0b9b970af7c1

I went to see the "Christopher Robin" movie today with my wife, daughter, and grandson. The reviews I read, prior to, were scattered, some good, some meh.
I am glad to say it was a wonderful movie. Very gentle, hearkening back to an earlier time. I needed it, after a hectic week. Everyone from kids to grandparents in the theater seemed to have the same experience. I felt much better as I left the theater.
The vintage clothing and hats were very well done. Some times they go overboard, but this seemed very authentic, and not "in your face". Time period, I assume, was probably supposed to be (mostly) early to mid 1950's England.
Ewan McGregor's character had a very nice mid-grey fedora.

 

[Blackthorn]

Robert Mitchum and Kim Hunter in this 1944 film noir,
"When Strangers Marry"...

One of the best movie fedoras of all time.

 

[RBH]

Redfords last fim, he states he is retiring ... The Old Man And The Gun.

Looks to be a Stetson.

 

[T Jones]

One of the best movie fedoras of all time.

Definitely agree.

 

[T Jones]

William Conrad's longhair fedora in the 1949 film noir, "Tension"...

 

[Frunobulax]

William Conrad's longhair fedora in the 1949 film noir, "Tension"...

Richard Basehart?



Sent directly from my mind to yours.

 

[T Jones]

Richard Basehart?



Sent directly from my mind to yours.

Yup. That's him.