Jack Webb Pete Kelly's Blues Original Full Length Movie Trailer

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Uploaded by on May 29, 2009

Original Full Length Movie Trailer for Pete Kelly's Blues starring Jack Webb. This was transferred from a 50 year old 16mm Film. Special thanks to Richard T. for providing this film for upload.

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  • mlrose529,

    Any opinion he may or may not have held of the NRA means even less to me than the inane ramblings of a left-wing ideologue. My opinion of him is unchanged.

    And the message coming from Hollywood is always the same: America is the cause of all the world's problems. Only among your ilk is that considered patriotism.

    Finally, your characterization of Jack as a "progressive" is laughable and a distortion of the word. He stood for personal responsibility, a concept reviled in Liberalism.

  • @Solargus

    Why are they "America-hating"? Because they disagree with you and your infallible sense of patriotism? Jack Webb happened to be a progressive on many issues, including race and especially, gun control. He despised the NRA, which you'll probably choose to deny or forget. I hope you still 'deeply admire' him, even if he took stances you personally disagreed with.

  • Mamie Van Doren wrote in her autobiography that a date with Jack Webb ended up with her being drugged, tied up, and raped. Go figure.

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  • Jack Webb was a man of rare honor and character. I deeply admire everything he was and did. I wish we had someone of his caliber in Hollywood today. And oh how I'd love to hear what he would have to say to the America-hating jerks that inhabit that cesspool today.

    God bless Jack's entire family.

  • Sure, this was Jack's favorite movie- it was adapted from his own short-lived NBC radio series [July- September 1951], and he later revived it as a TV series, starring William Reynolds as "Pete" {adapting the radio scripts}, in the spring of '59.

  • i thank you for such a great find! i wish i was ten years older, i could have enjoyed that movie at the therters.

  • Jack Webb can be quoted as saying..."Pete Kelly's Blues was the best damned picture I ever made!" It was his favorite. Thanks for posting it.

    The Family of Jack Webb

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