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HampsterW
IMO, no one will ever match "the duke".
hillbilly77
It would have to be Clint Eastwood.
Pkato
ago I watched Green Berets at work...I had to laugh though, the acting sucked ass and the 'special effects' were horrendous, but still I watched it! I like his westerns better.
Firearms stand next in importance to the Constitution itself.
They are the American people's liberty teeth and keystone
under independence. -- George Washington
HampsterW
Some of the old timers help me out here, were John Wayne's westerns "spaghetti westerns" like alot if not most of Clint Eastwood's etc. filmed in Italy?
Vaquero
Filmed in Hollywood and most westerns were filmed in North East AZ, Monument Valley.
The Alamo was filmed in Bracketville TX, on the mex border SE of Pecos, at an old military fort, I just can't remember the name.
Vaquero
Just cause he's genuine off camera.
Blacklisted for his conservative beliefs.