Last of the Mohicans

[bnail]

well about northwest passage, there was suppose to be a sequel but it never happened.

One night, years ago, I was flipping the channels when I stumbled on two Rangers in the classic Spencer Tracy uniform. I couldn't believe my eyes! I thought I'd stumbled onto the mythic "Book Two" of NW Passage. Buddy Ebson was Hunk Mariner; that was when I realized it was just a TV show
There is a 1950s movie called Fort Ti that deals with the Rangers, but it's more of a western than an "Eastern."

 

[Claude Mathis]

I've discussed having two categories, one for historical fiction and another for Primary Documentation.Your thoughts?

Two separate categories, I agree. a dedicated forum for primary documentation would be fantastic. perhaps a bibliography to kick it off?

Done.

This forum has been renamed "History in the Media" and a "Primary Documentation" forum has been added.

 

[rabbit03]

:rotf: :rotf:

I remember the line We dont' need no stinkin badges, LOL but I can't remember the movie!

What was the name of it?

rabbit03

 

[Claude Mathis]

:rotf: :rotf:

I remember the line We dont' need no stinkin badges, LOL but I can't remember the movie!

What was the name of it?

rabbit03

"Treasure of the Sierra Madre"

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[rabjr]

Ahh don't forget John Belushi in "Going South" said it too. :v

 

[Claude Mathis]

Ahh don't forget John Belushi in "Going South" said it too. :v

I loved Belushi, but his version doesn't count. :haha: :v

 

[howdydoit]

I thought it was blazing saddles.

 

[Claude Mathis]

I thought it was blazing saddles.

Ah, young people. You kids just don't know your history. :winking:

The original quotation comes from the 1948 film The Treasure of the Sierra Madre with Humphrey Bogart.
[url] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stinking_badges[/url]

 

[sequoia]

* howdydoit Said:

I thought it was blazing saddles.

That line appeared in Blazing
Saddles also.