Here was a great man playing a true legend. What a perfect fit. I grew up watching The Lone Ranger on TV. How I would have loved to have met Clayton Moore in person. If ever someone was born to play a role, he was the man.
The company later recanted and allowed a legend to wear his mask again. But he never stopped being the Ranger that we loved. I got to meet him once in the 1980s. He was mobbed by 500 people ~ This for a man who had not been live on the series in years ! The adults were even more excited to see him than the children, as was I.
@falkie2007 Thanks for your comment! I very much enjoyed reading about your opportunity to meet Mr. Moore! I can assure you, I would have reacted the same as the other adults meeting him! Clayton Moore was a genuine American icon!
@mlabot, I know I found it karmicly appropriate! :-) But I wouldn't be a bit surprised if Moore wasn't man enough (in all sense of of the word) to be disappointed that new fans would not be drawn to the legend.
Clayton Moore is The Lone Ranger and was a fine man. Where are these kind of men today?
yrtuag 1 month ago
Here was a great man playing a true legend. What a perfect fit. I grew up watching The Lone Ranger on TV. How I would have loved to have met Clayton Moore in person. If ever someone was born to play a role, he was the man.
Brace67 1 year ago
The company later recanted and allowed a legend to wear his mask again. But he never stopped being the Ranger that we loved. I got to meet him once in the 1980s. He was mobbed by 500 people ~ This for a man who had not been live on the series in years ! The adults were even more excited to see him than the children, as was I.
falkie2007 1 year ago
@falkie2007 Thanks for your comment! I very much enjoyed reading about your opportunity to meet Mr. Moore! I can assure you, I would have reacted the same as the other adults meeting him! Clayton Moore was a genuine American icon!
Lottoman17 1 year ago
I find it wonderfully fitting that Clayton Moore managed to make money off the injustice done to him by that idiotic film company.
FlaviaR 1 year ago 2
@FlaviaR Absolutely right. A fine actor, and an even finer man.
spitfireJEJ 1 year ago
@FlaviaR Bet that both Clayton Moore and his legion of fans were laughing when The Legend of the Lone Ranger tanked at the box office.
mlabot 1 year ago
@mlabot, I know I found it karmicly appropriate! :-) But I wouldn't be a bit surprised if Moore wasn't man enough (in all sense of of the word) to be disappointed that new fans would not be drawn to the legend.
FlaviaR 1 year ago