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IT'S SO MUCH FUN TO GET HERE FIRST!!! YAY!!!
But I can't even recognize the actor...
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From the dark recesses of my memory, he starts to look like mid 40's-to-early 50's B-Western star Lash La Rue, who cranked out over 25 films from '45 to '52 and then did a 1953 tv series as the same character. (But then, maybe I'm having my senior moment of the day.)
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Now, if you look carefully, Bob (not looking his best there) is using a left-handed draw.
So who do we know who was ASSUMED to be left-handed because of a famous photo reverse-print mistake? Bob was right-handed in all his OTHER films ...
Mind you, many of those publicity stills were flipped horizontal, so it's not conclusive.
But did Bob not wear a leather jacket in that highly unauthentic flick, no? Or maybe it's a two-gun thing.
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Well, the picture of the actor must have caught him in mid-emotion. It does seem slightly skewed. If I'm right about who this is, it is one of the many tellings of the story of a famous outlaw. Perhaps the most famous.
Edit: The outlaw's name is the name of the film.
i think we might have a winner mgh!
Its that famous Roman outlaw Quo Vadis!
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So who do we know who was ASSUMED to be left-handed because of a famous photo reverse-print ?.
paul newman?!
Hey mcrcum you got a sister named Bonnie?!
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Lash LaRue in "Son of Billy the Kid"
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Clues only people. Guesses/naming the film - right or wrong - spoil it for everyone.
I should have this post on a save/get key.
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Well, the picture of the actor must have caught him in mid-emotion. It does seem slightly skewed. If I'm right about who this is, it is one of the many tellings of the story of a famous outlaw. Perhaps the most famous.
Edit: The outlaw's name is the name of the film.
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