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A western giant has passed, though he Was n other venues!
RIP Sir!
A western giant has passed, though he Was n other venues!
RIP Sir!
Cheyenne, Clint Walker has Passed 90
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daniel lawecki
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He was a good actor for the roles they cast him for. RIP sir
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I surely hate to hear this. Cheyenne was one of my favorites when I was growing up. Warner Brothers threw these series out there, series like Maverick and Cheyenne, and they had a simple quality to them. Well acted, well photographed...they were fun to watch.
Rest In Peace, Clint Walker.
Rest In Peace, Clint Walker.
I’m sorry to hear this.
I loved the characters he played and I certainly wouldn’t want to get on his bad side. He was built like a tank!
I loved the characters he played and I certainly wouldn’t want to get on his bad side. He was built like a tank!
sigp220.45
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He will always be Sampson Posey, the big slow-to-anger country boy in the Dirty Dozen to me.
I bet he was a good dude to have a beer with.
I bet he was a good dude to have a beer with.
My wife and I watch Cheyenne almost every night. We were just talking about him and wondered how he was doing. We will miss him. He was one of the true good guys. Prayers for his family.
He was one of my heroes when I was a kid also. Sing along, and a one and a two:
" Cheyenne, Cheyenne, where will you be campin' tonight?
Lonely man, Cheyenne, will your heart stay free and light?
Dream, Cheyenne, of a girl you may never love
Move along, Cheyenne, like the restless cloud up above"
RIP old friend.
" Cheyenne, Cheyenne, where will you be campin' tonight?
Lonely man, Cheyenne, will your heart stay free and light?
Dream, Cheyenne, of a girl you may never love
Move along, Cheyenne, like the restless cloud up above"
RIP old friend.
I always liked the show and the character. Sorry to hear this.
I could certainly hum the tune, but I sure did not know all the words. I can also remember the tunes to the other alternating Warner Bros. westerns, Bronco Lane and Sugarfoot.
Always liked him. Sad to hear the news RIP
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Walter Rego
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We lost another fine actor a few days ago. Joseph Campanella. I am sure that I read somewhere that during WWII he was one of the youngest men in the Navy ever to be given command of a ship. His obits mention his WWII service but i haven't found the attribution regarding the specifics.
Oh, and he didn't like meat in his lasagna.
Oh, and he didn't like meat in his lasagna.
vonn
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Some days I am older than dirt,sure have been a lot of obituaries lately. I still enjoy his shows on the western channel. RIP.
I liked him as an actor. He was a cousin to one of my best friends with the same last name
UncleEd
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He will always be Sampson Posey, the big slow-to-anger country boy in the Dirty Dozen to me.
I bet he was a good dude to have a beer with.
According to Virginia Mayo, who was with him and Brian
Keith in Fort Dobbs, Walker was quiet, always working out
and neither drank nor smoked. She liked him.
Grayfox
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Sad to hear about Clint Walker's passing. I always liked him. I remember Cheyenne well from my childhood. It was a good show. But don't forget that Walker made quite a few excellent movies as well. 
RIP, big man.........
Literally...a giant of a good man passed today.
My very favorite of 1960's TV westerns.
Via con dios
Bodie
My very favorite of 1960's TV westerns.
Via con dios
Bodie
The night of the grisly was my favorite
Wyatt Burp
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R.I.P.
