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Isn't that Robin Askwith?
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I have a serious question that may get a response given this title.
I remember seeing a movie on TV when I was a little kid somewhere in the mid 1960's in which a whole herd of cattle was killed by a blizzard. John Wayne was devastated by it, and it broke my little heart.
However, that's how I remember it - I don't know if it was actually John Wayne (he might have been the one guy I thought was in all Westerns), and I don't know if it was a herd of cattle, or a favorite cow or something like that.
But I remember them going out to try to save the cow/cattle, or searching for them, or something, and they failed.
It was, honestly, an early lesson for me about how sudden tragedy can strike, and the death of animals can be a big deal.
But I've never been able to figure out what I saw, and whether it even was a movie or an episode of some Western TV show.
Any ideas? I'd be much obliged.
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I have a serious question that may get a response given this title.
I remember seeing a movie on TV when I was a little kid somewhere in the mid 1960's in which a whole herd of cattle was killed by a blizzard. John Wayne was devastated by it, and it broke my little heart.
However, that's how I remember it - I don't know if it was actually John Wayne (he might have been the one guy I thought was in all Westerns), and I don't know if it was a herd of cattle, or a favorite cow or something like that.
But I remember them going out to try to save the cow/cattle, or searching for them, or something, and they failed.
It was, honestly, an early lesson for me about how sudden tragedy can strike, and the death of animals can be a big deal.
But I've never been able to figure out what I saw, and whether it even was a movie or an episode of some Western TV show.
Any ideas? I'd be much obliged.
Possibly The Rare Breed which is from 1966; I don't know when it first aired on TV. It stars James Stewart and concerns a bull that ends up lost in the snow; Stewart insists on finding it.
Otherwise, I'm not sure. I hope one of our experts here who know 1950s/1960s westerns better than I do can chime in!
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Aww fuck, thats like saying candyman 3 times.
Be careful who you conjure up! Lol
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I was going chip in with rare breed ,so it must be right.
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with a great Williams score to boot.
Be careful. Some might say that sounds like an instruction. 
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I got one.
1967s Chuka, with Rod Taylor. Ernie B, music by Leith stevens. More importantly stars The Paluzzi. (She of You only live twice)
Starts off with Taylor "riding in from the north" ...cue a scene of him riding through a snowy valley.
Rod taylor even wears a fur collar, to show its a bit chilly.
Hey, Bill ... Luciana Paluzzi played Fiona in Thunderball (1965) ... She not of You only live twice
U are of course right mitch. Shes the one seducing domino's brother in T. For a minute i envisaged her as osato's agent and jumping out plane
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Thanks for the answers! Turns out I never have seen The Rare Breed (I mean as an adult), so that may very well be it.
I will rectify that soon.
Thanks again!
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