The Lone Ranger 2013 : Beyond The Trailer

The Lone Ranger 2013! The Lone Ranger finally rides into theaters in 2013, starring Johnny Depp as Tonto and Armie Hammer as The Lone Ranger! Disney and Jerry Bruckheimer produce. But The Lone Ranger almost didn't make it to the big screen, and Beyond The Trailer host Grace Randolph tells you the behind the scenes drama! Enjoy The Lone Ranger in 2013, starring Johnny Depp as Tonto and Armie Hammer as The Lone Ranger from the team that brought you the Pirates of the Caribbean movies! Beyond The Trailer is associated with YouTube Next Lab.

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  • Grace Randolph

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  • Aaron Fulmer

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  • Grace Randolph

[GuitarHalo2]

shes getting fatter and fatter

[NightSailor]

Delete this useless video

[Gwen King]

Although I love the Lone Ranger I will not be paying to see this movie because it has Johnny Depp in it. The man is anti-American and has the gall to promote his "native American" heritage to push this film. Disgusting....

[niniimuka]

Ever heard of Seven Brides for Seven Brothers?It's one of the ALL TIME Classic Movies,and yet it's budget got cut in the middle twice during production.

[PickleVoter01]

"Steven Mintz wrote: "Many Americans, influenced by images in the 1977 television mini-series Roots, mistakenly believe that most slaves were captured by Europeans who landed on the African coast and captured or ambushed people. While Europeans did engage in some slave raiding, the majority of people who were transported to the Americas were enslaved by other Africans."[21]"

-Roots (TV miniseries)

Wikipedia

[dmitri senda]

wrong. The movie with Clinton Spillsbury bombed at the box office. It was NOT a hit. The owners of the Lone Ranger property had sued Clayton Moore and would not allow him to wear the mask. Fans stayed away from the film and it died at the box office. Eventually Clayton Moore was allowed to wear the mask again.

[Gillian Orley]

There was a theatrically released Lone Ranger movie in 1981 called "The Legend of the Lone Ranger." It included Christopher Lloyd as Butch Cavendish and it was a flop.

[mef4ud]

To make the statment that the "majority" of blacks sold into slavery were sold by other blacks is a gross overstatment. The vast majority of black slaves were either captured by the slave traders or their representative/agents. The next greatest number were enslaved by others not directly tied to the slave traders. Then there are those that were sold by other blacks for goods and services. The Library of Congress holds a vast library of bills of loading and sale from the era. Check it out.