Borderland, Hopalong Cassidy 1937
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- čas přidán 3. 04. 2016
- Hoppy goes undercover as an outlaw (which permits him, for once, to drink and be mean to children) to track down a bunch of outlaws operating along the border.
Director: Nate Watt
Writers: Harrison Jacobs (screenplay), Harrison Jacobs (dialogue)
Stars: William Boyd, James Ellison, George 'Gabby' Hayes
I’m thinking Hopalong Cassidy deserves a Oscar for best actor of the year
I’m 85, and love these movies. Takes me back to my early childhood
When my dad and I watched them in the movie house every Saturday night
I’m a ten year old girl and I’m homeschooled and I’m studying the western states so I had to watch these movies and now I love them so much they are really good movies
I'm 16 and home schooled as well and I enjoy the black and white old western movies
It's really weird when you get used to them and then they colorize them
Great to know you’re homeschooled. I homeschooled my son in the 80’s and early 90’s. He’s 49 and it was the best thing for his life. Glad you have parents who care so much for your full education. ❤️
Wow!!... you are the luckiest homeschooled 10 year old girl in the world. I am a 63 year old man and I was not homeschooled. I didn't discover Hopalong Cassidy till 2 years ago and I really don't know how that happened. What a treasure. I watch Hopalong Cassidy almost every day and I'm a better man for it. You keep watching learn from Hoppy .
I love watching Hop Along Cassidy. William Boyd is a great actor Wish there was more actors like that and movies like this one to watch I loved all his movies
This kind of movies are always the best
I love all these movies and the actors ago along with it they’re all great Wish that we were still make movies like this
I can’t begin to tell you how different the Hoppy of the movies is from the Hoppy of the Clarence Mulford books! The “book” Hoppy is rough and mean as hell! Still, I love Bill Boyd’s Hoppy. He was the one and only!
Hawk Master it took awhile but Milford felt the same way. At first he was adamant of his dislike of how the movies treated his books but after while Wm. Boyd won him over.
I like hoppy my self 😌 🙂
The hideout, the only shack for miles around. Nobody will find us here lol.
Takes massive amounts of leg and back strength to ride a horse...not just anyone can ride..,when a horse moves...it is scarier than any rollercoaster ridden...you have to stand in the stirrups to ride a horse...
William Boyd was married 5 times. His only son with his second wife Ruth Miller died of pneumonia at 9 months. During World war he enlisted , but was exempted due to a weak hart. Born in Hendrysburg, Ohio, and reared in Cambridge, Ohio and Tulsa, Oklahoma living in Tulsa from 1909-1913. Father was a day laborer, when his father day he moved...guess...to California. There before making movies worked as ...are you ready? as an orange picker, surveyor, tool dresser and auto salesman. His breakout role was as Jack Moreland in Cecil B. DeMille’s in “The Road to Yesterday” in 1925. His skin was like a baby with very high coloring, hair started getting grey very young at 19, a family trait, his eyes were described as “piercing china blue” . His horse Topper played in all 66 films of Hopalong Cassidy series....
Can't believe that was filmed right near Malibu! You'd never think it from today.
Thank you for the nice selection of Hoppy movies and shows! I never saw this series as a child but I sure do enjoy them now!
By latter movies Boyd was producing the show...he owned all rights to shows ...so when television came out in the fifties he syndicated hoppalong Cassidy to tv for young people...
This is a strong entry in the Hopalong Cassidy film canon. William Boyd was a fine, underrated actor.
One of the best Hoppy’s yet! The scenic views are amazing! 🎉
This episode was on Comcast Stars not to long ago.👍. I had to watch it once more 🤗
Again, Windy blabbing his big mouth -- just always making trouble!
Also, Johnny Nelson got chased down and shot because he was talking too much!
Thanks to William Boyd, and All those who created this movie and also for Nevada Jane posting it here!
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EXCELLENT MOVIES 🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥
WELL MADE AND GREAT ACTORS
WORTH WATCHING VERY ENJOYABLE 🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥
Nora Lane who plays Grace Rand here, acted in about 80 films in her short career. She was a very popular B Movie star in the 1930s and early 1940s. Unfortunately, she shot herself in 1948 just a few weeks after her husband, Burdette Henney, passed away.
Boyd marketed himself as hoppalong with, bicycles, lunchboxes, cap guns, outfits, hats, pin backs, etc
Boy, I remember that stuff when I was a kid!
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I didn’t understand a word of the song 🎶 that was sung when the credits were rolling but the man had a beautiful voice and the song 🎶 he was singing was lovely. 🥰After I’ve finished watching the movie 🍿 I’m going to start it again just to listen to that song 🎶 again. 🎶🎶🎶🥰🥰🥰🥰
Jimmy Ellison 's portrayal of Johnny Nelson is the most accurate in the series ! Borderland is another great entry in the 1930 's segment of the Hopalong Cassidy western series.
Alan Lee
I’m a big Jimmy Ellison fan and the trio of Hoppy and
Windy were the best even though I enjoy the other sidekicks too
Me gustaris verlas en español o subtituladas
Bellas peliculss qur vi en mi niñes tengo 80 años Ya vivo horas extras gracias a Dios . Feliz por conocet tiempos que no habia tele ni celulares nos visitamos nos tratabamos como familia
Stephen morris would later change his name to morris ankrum and do b-movies for the rest of career,was one of orson welles players on radio.
This is a great one....thanks for sharing....
I suspect James Gllison himself insisted on having his name up there with William Boyd? Who knows! Absolutely non starter charmless mediocre talent. It would be interesting to know? However, William Boyd continues in my humble opinion to carry his movie effortlessly.
Al Bridge, who plays Morgan, was the sheriff at the end of "It's a Wonderful Life".
Hoppy has been workin at a bar. The bar 20.
I’m addicted
GOOD STUFF!!!!!!!!!!!
That's the first time I've seen Hoppy reach for his rifle instead of his 6-gun.
usually, Hopy's pistol is missing because after it's empty, he throws it away. I don't know who dreamed that one up.
Hoppy's reputation remains unsullied; you never see him take a drink of the whisky he ordered.
One of the best westerns ever made. To bad here it is cut and not showed as it was made.I didn't 't look at this here but it has the time as only30 or so mins.
It was filmed at Joshua Tree at the Mojave Desert of California
William Boyd and his wife lost their only child at 9 months old to phumonia.
Their son.
The marriage failed after that.
He had a special place in his heart for children
in this movie,its the first time that chu see a different side of Hoppy,Due to the fact that everybody loves him,and he loves everybody including children. I jus love the way that he has with children. I wonder if William Boyd ever had children of his own. does anybody knw???
No, he and Grace Bradley Boyd did not have children.
He did have one child that I believe died at 9 months from pneumonia.
he had a son, second wife, lived about a month.
I had forgotten all about what an old man once said to me when I worked for the post office. He was such a nice one man but he had a son who treated him miserably. He took advantage of him ever chance he got and would steal everything he could get his hands on from him. Anyway, the old man hand thought that he had been billed for something and he told me that he had already paid it twice and he wanted to know if he had to pay it again. I don’t remember for sure but I think 🤔 that it was just asking for a donation and of course, ever time that got a donation they would send asking for another one. I explained to him that he didn’t owe them money and that he didn’t need to pay it. He just thanked me and over and over and just as he was about walk out the door 🚪 he turned to me and said, “If you ever need anyone killed just let me know”!!!😅😅😅And on second thought I’m not so sure that he wasn’t serious. They were a pretty rough bunch. 😱😱😱😳😳😳😵💫😵💫😵💫😲😲😲Our post master had a young daughter whose husband beat up on her and my boss said that he had considered having him killed because he had an uncle in Oklahoma who could put him in touch with someone who would do it. However, I think that he just talked her into getting a divorce and he paid for it.
Hoppy was the man.
Art huck. Had his door banged by bogie
Oh, I’ll bet Hoppy’s and my heart broke right along with that little girl’s did when she asked Hoppy what she did wrong. 😢😢😢😢
Little girl could pass for Wednesday of Addams family fame...
At6 8:02 I see fog come from the actors' breath. It must be pretty cold where they are.
I did too, I believe in more than one time...
I saw that too! Lots of breath coming out of them. Must have been pretty cold for all those actors and actresses!
I like Trevor Bardette, as a good guy. Mr. Trevor Bardette has played mean despicable characters in other movies.
trevor played old man clanton in the wyatt earp series many years later what a guy
@@richardneubauer3365 like him on Audie Murphy's "Destry (1954"
as the sheriff who gets killed by Lyle Bettger.
@@richardneubauer3365 I didn't know that, thank you for info.
Me and two friends broke a wild pony to saddle once, I can't recommend it. It really hurts. lol true
I wonder if Trevor Bardette did the actual singing in this film. If anyone out there knows please reply
Hoppy gets busted . probably for first time.him Being the true heavy. An he does it. Sit down pard you look tired . Thanks
I wonder why the copyright on the screen at 0:39 says 1946.
Ellison. Free, white, and 21
Movie made in 1946.
El Senor Loco no es un zorro, es un coyote.
Si.
Goodstuf
Does anyone know the name of the intro song? I've always loved it and would love to have it on recording. Would also be interested in getting the translation.
I wrote down the lyrics in Spanish and been trying to find who sings it, but have not have any luck. It’s a beautiful song. Try to research the lyrics in Spanish to find the tittle and name of singer but no avail. I recorded the song on my phone with one of those voice recorders app as the movie was playing. I think the singer is an English speaker singing in Spanish by the way he pronounces his r’s. This is what I transcribed ;
Abre tu balcon princesa de mi amor.
(Open the doors of your balcony my loving princess.)
Que es tu trovador que canta su canción.
(It’s your trovadour singing for you)
Implorando estoy de hinojos a tus pies, que calmes este cruel dolor que me hace fallecer.
On my knees imploring at your feet, that calm this pain making me faint.
Mi bien tuyo soy no dudes llamar mi pecho sera tu solo ideal.
My love I am yours dont doubt in calling me, my chest-love will be yours
Mi bien tuyo soy, no dudes ya mas, y nadie podrá despojarte jamás.
My love I am yours, don’t doubt it, nobody never will separate you from me.
Abre tu balcón princesa de mi amor
Es tu trovador que canta su canción.
Implorando estoy de hinojos a tus pies, que calmes este cruel dolor que me hace fallecer.
I love this song
@@blancatirado576 Thank you so much - I have watched this movie since I was 14 years old, and I never tire of listening to it. I would love to find a 78 recording of it somewhere.
Ha, that’s the colonial who had the beautiful voice. I’ll have to check to see who that actor is who played the role of the colonial. 😊😊😊
I wonder why their hats are shaped like they are? Does anybody know?
That's an awfully obligin kidnapper. Lettin them all say their lines takin forever without interruptin.
too bad jimmy Ellison didn't continue as johnny nelson after his role in the Plainsman 1936 as buffalo bill.didnt like Russell hayden.
Plus playing a judge on Perry Mason.
porque não podemos ler em portugues legendado????
omg did he really say that about not good enough to associate with white men>?? whoa
L ok
Iam saturated wit hopps' split personality almost every episode..too much it becomes les an less effective🤗✌️
Was William Boyd gay?
He was married 5 times, when he was married to his second wife Ruth Miller his only son died of pneumonia at 9 months. His 5th wife Grace Bradley Boyd died at 97 in 2010. He was a life long Republican.
I’m giving this a thumbs down 👎 because it’s cast Hoppy in a role which is just impossible to believe. It just is ridiculous and laughable that he could walk in a door 🚪 an affable and pleasant man and walk out the same door 🚪 as a mean,unpleasant completely opposite of what he was when he went in. He can’t even look 👀 mean. His facial expression doesn’t seem to be able to carry that off.
With Biden administration we have Open borders 😭😭😭
You can thank Republican businessman looking for cheap labor for that. Look at roofing, landscaping, etc.....
When Boyd took control of the storylines...they got better...Ellison went on to play in many productions...lived into his 70s...Cecil de mil did not like Ellison in any manner...blacklisted him even...did not work apparently...