I've always thought that the version of "Mama Guitar" playing in the background here ("on the Golden Oak label") sounds good enough to have actually been released commercially in 1957. I wonder if it really was? As a promo for the film?
Finally made the connection that Olbermann was making for quite awhile. Lonesome Rhoades Beck. My God, there needs to be a remake of this movie. Can you imagine what Hollywood could do with that??
@kberken Honestly, I don't think Hollywood would remake this movie very well these days. Leave the classics alone and just make movies based on video games, in 3-D, of course. :-)
@WildmanWoodie -- I agree, the only thing Hollyweird would do by "remaking" this would be to put tons of profanity and sex in it -- in other words, ruin it.
@kberken They lived the rockabilly era. To take the movie out of the rockabilly era, they'd need to do it as a period piece, otherwise, it wouldn't be a remake. The problem with a lot of remakes is that they update too much and lose the effect and spirit of the original. Example is the Longest Yard.
@kberken no way. Hollywood doesnt have the brains or skill to touch this. Im about fed up with all the remakes. No originality. Just re-release the original, i say.
This was a powerful movie which shows a side of Andy Griffith one would never associate with Andy Taylor. Lee Remick DID twirl the baton but not entirely...notice around 3:10, it's a double twirling. It's easy to spot on the dvd on your tv screen.
how young we were
LadyMissCoppertone 8 months ago
This movie is a TRIP!!!.....Andy is so off the "HOOK" type guy....
lonestarstormtrooper 8 months ago
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Great movie, second only to Citizen Kane in its genre!
joanbolets 11 months ago
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Great movie, second only to Citizen Kane in its genre!
joanbolets 11 months ago
Great movie, second only to Citizen Kane in its genre.
joanbolets 11 months ago
Real Rockin '50s Long Gone Lonesome Roads
DougPatton1 1 year ago
I've always thought that the version of "Mama Guitar" playing in the background here ("on the Golden Oak label") sounds good enough to have actually been released commercially in 1957. I wonder if it really was? As a promo for the film?
hebneh 1 year ago 4
Naw, Peggy May was the best, had that double-time goin'.
6irondriver 1 year ago 2
Finally made the connection that Olbermann was making for quite awhile. Lonesome Rhoades Beck. My God, there needs to be a remake of this movie. Can you imagine what Hollywood could do with that??
kberken 1 year ago
@kberken Honestly, I don't think Hollywood would remake this movie very well these days. Leave the classics alone and just make movies based on video games, in 3-D, of course. :-)
WildmanWoodie 1 year ago 3
@WildmanWoodie I agree. leave this classic alone. they'd probably ruin it.
ShawDAMAN 1 year ago
@WildmanWoodie I agree. Remakes are almost always worse than the original. I can't imagine watching a colorized version of this classic.
HunterMann 7 months ago
@WildmanWoodie -- I agree, the only thing Hollyweird would do by "remaking" this would be to put tons of profanity and sex in it -- in other words, ruin it.
ednaboopadoop 7 months ago
@kberken They lived the rockabilly era. To take the movie out of the rockabilly era, they'd need to do it as a period piece, otherwise, it wouldn't be a remake. The problem with a lot of remakes is that they update too much and lose the effect and spirit of the original. Example is the Longest Yard.
EmpressOfWyoming58 1 year ago
@kberken no way. Hollywood doesnt have the brains or skill to touch this. Im about fed up with all the remakes. No originality. Just re-release the original, i say.
newyorksalright 4 months ago
This was a powerful movie which shows a side of Andy Griffith one would never associate with Andy Taylor. Lee Remick DID twirl the baton but not entirely...notice around 3:10, it's a double twirling. It's easy to spot on the dvd on your tv screen.
bdzmusicprod 1 year ago
@bdzmusicprod Lee was a champion twirler. She could have done any of it herself.
EmpressOfWyoming58 1 year ago
Love this movie , love this song...baton twirling a lost American art : (
missaprilm 1 year ago
To Lee Remick: My, my, my, oh, my!!!! :)
phoenixtimes2 2 years ago 2
I wish that the scene where Lonesome Rhodes (Andy Griffith) gets mobbed by the majorettes. Those girls were mobbing him like he was Elvis Presley.
Jaybird1103 2 years ago
I vote for Lee Remick, too!
WildmanWoodie 2 years ago