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Los invencibles

Título original: The Virginian
  • Serie de TV
  • 1962–1971
  • TV-PG
  • 1h 15min
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James Drury, Doug McClure, and John McIntire in Los invencibles (1962)
The Virginian
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Simpática serie occidental basada en Wyoming desde la década de 1890 en adelante.Simpática serie occidental basada en Wyoming desde la década de 1890 en adelante.Simpática serie occidental basada en Wyoming desde la década de 1890 en adelante.

  • Creación
    • Charles Marquis Warren
  • Elenco
    • Doug McClure
    • James Drury
    • Lee J. Cobb
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    • Creación
      • Charles Marquis Warren
    • Elenco
      • Doug McClure
      • James Drury
      • Lee J. Cobb
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      • 3 premios ganados y 2 nominaciones en total

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    Doug McClure
    Doug McClure
    • Trampas
    • 1962–1971
    James Drury
    James Drury
    • The Virginian
    • 1962–1971
    Lee J. Cobb
    Lee J. Cobb
    • Judge Henry Garth
    • 1962–1966
    Sara Lane
    Sara Lane
    • Elizabeth Grainger
    • 1966–1970
    Clu Gulager
    Clu Gulager
    • Emmett Ryker…
    • 1963–1968
    Randy Boone
    Randy Boone
    • Randy Benton
    • 1964–1966
    Roberta Shore
    Roberta Shore
    • Betsy Garth
    • 1962–1965
    John McIntire
    John McIntire
    • Clay Grainger
    • 1967–1970
    Gary Clarke
    Gary Clarke
    • Steve Hill
    • 1962–1964
    Ross Elliott
    Ross Elliott
    • Sheriff Mark Abbott…
    • 1962–1971
    Don Quine
    Don Quine
    • Stacey Grainger
    • 1966–1968
    Harper Flaherty
    • Harper…
    • 1962–1970
    Charles Bickford
    Charles Bickford
    • John Grainger…
    • 1962–1968
    Diane Roter
    Diane Roter
    • Jennifer Sommers…
    • 1965–1966
    David Hartman
    David Hartman
    • David Sutton…
    • 1967–1969
    Jeanette Nolan
    Jeanette Nolan
    • Holly Grainger…
    • 1963–1970
    L.Q. Jones
    L.Q. Jones
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    • 1963–1971
    Frank Sully
    Frank Sully
    • Danny…
    • 1963–1967
    • Creación
      • Charles Marquis Warren
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    rcj5365

    A series with a lot of heart that needs to be seen

    "The Virginian" was without a doubt one grand amazing ambitious series which made use of its first class actors and some of the most magnificent piece of location Technicolor photography ever assembled for a brilliant television series which kept its viewers tuned in for 90 minutes during the impressive nine seasons that it stayed on the NBC-TV network from its premiere in 1962 until its final episode in 1971.

    Based on the classic novel by Owen Winsler,the series is set on the Shiloh Ranch in the Wyoming Territory of the 1800's and the goings on within the town of Medicine Bow. In its early years,and within the first five seasons,the series had five main characters:Judge Henry Garth(Lee J. Cobb),the owner of the Shiloh Ranch,which was a great big cattle ranch in Wyoming who was also the not only the town Judge but the District Attorney as well;his innocent young teenage daughter Betsy (Roberta Shore);the Virginian(James Drury),his heroic foreman Trampas (Doug McClure),and the assistant ranch hand Steve(Gary Clarke). The relationship between these five individuals,as they were developed and testing were providing the most affecting and amusing moments,and later on during this series new characters would be added on to provide support. It was also during the early years of the show that "The Virginian" was rise to the top of the Nielsen ratings,and to anyone's surprise rack up several Emmy nominations for actors Lee J. Cobb and James Drudy not to mention the show's theme song for musical composer Percy Faith. During its initial run,the show was always in the top ten and it stood shoulder to shoulder among the television Western giants like "Gunsmoke","Bonanza",not to mention "Rawhide",and the courtroom drama "Perry Mason".

    The series gave us strong,intelligent stories,which could be either tragic or light-hearted,and most often the direction was either imaginative,and sometimes even poetic,but still this series was one action-packed show full of unexpected excitement and breathtaking suspense along with some comedical support in some of the episodes which were directed with excellent timing by some of the best in the business. However,throughout its entire run,only actors James Drudy and Doug McClure stayed on the series until the final episode in 1971. As for the special guest stars on this series,this show had them,and some of them appear in either one or two episodes within the 90 minute time frame. In some of the episodes you got to see Hollywood greats like Bette Davis and Lee Marvin and in some episodes you get Charles Bronson, James Coburn,Richard Anderson,Telly Savalas,Arthur Hunnicutt,John Dehner,David Hartman,Lee Majors,Pippa Scott,Stewart Granger,Diane Baker, Inger Stevens,Harry Morgan,Brian Keith,George C. Scott,Pete Duel,Hari Rhodes,Harrison Ford,and the list of the guest star roster goes on and on with very familiar actors doing the "Stagecoach" routine each week.

    As the series went on the issues of the day were very informal subjects ranging from injustice,racial prejudice,individual responsibility and the necessary for compromise were explored,and during the final years of the series the name of "Shiloh" came to stand for something for the virtues of tolerance,compassion,and courage and optimism as well the respect of mankind were the objectives of the day,and this show delivered the goods. Compared to other Western shows of that era,"The Virginian" was well acted and for one,it had a lot of heart and like other shows it knew exactly when to call it quits beforehand. Most recently,this series is now on The Hallmark Channel,and for those who never seen this series,it is a worth seeing every weekend where Hallmark shows back to back episodes of this series. Not to missed!

    NOTE:"The Virginian" was produced by Revue Studios/Universal Television and it produced an astounding 249 episodes,all in color during its impressive nine year run on the NBC Network.
    gazzo-2

    Good series

    Good series, it's sad it's been kinda forgotten. It's easy to write it off as another 'Bonanza' knockoff-Big Valley, High Chapperell, for example, but it wasn't that, not at all. In one episode, you get to see Lee J Cobb, Richard Anderson, Harry Morgan, Arthur Hunnicutt and a host of other Very familiar character actors doing the 'Stagecoach' routine-while McClure, Drury and co weren't exactly chopped liver either.

    It had heart, it was well acted and was on forever. I would watch this over Bonanza any day.

    *** outta ****
    VetteRanger

    The return of a true gem

    This is yet another series that I remember being devoted to as a kid, but some 40+ years later I of course didn't remember any real details of the series, its guest stars, or episodes.

    When in January 2010 Encore Westerns began showing it, I was amazed.

    First, when it originally aired my family didn't have a color television. The cinematography in The Virginian is amazing for a series that started in 1962. Not only was filming a TV series in color unusual at that early time, but the quality of color is outstanding ... each episode looks virtually like a technicolor movie.

    Second, most of the scripts are quite compelling. Unlike some Western films, where an complex adventure has to be squeezed into 90 to 120 minutes, the writers of The Virginian knew they had a series of shows to work with. Therefore they opted for somewhat more simple, yet strong, stories that they could explore at a more leisurely pace. It doesn't mean the shows are slow moving ... quite the opposite. It means they have more time for character study, and for the most part this is a real strength of the show.

    Finally, the acting is very good. Each show has strong guest stars, a real Who's Who of television and movie actors. The cast also gives strong performances, including an amazing job by James Drury. Why he wasn't treated to more long term starring roles after this is a mystery to me. Even Doug McClure, who walked thru most of the rest of his career trading on his popularity as Trampus, gave strong and believable performances in this series.

    Obviously, I highly recommend The Virginian to any fan of westerns. Whether you are a younger viewer discovering this show for the first time, or someone like me 'rediscovering it', you'll experience a true delight.
    john-cunniffe

    Favourite TV western

    This was my favourite TV western when I was a child, and I believe it was much more superior than the other TV westerns of the 70s. The casting and acting was first rate, so to was the cinematography. The story lines were realistic, gritty and strong. The character of the Virginian and Trampas worked well together and the chemistry between the actors was evident. While the Virginian was the strong silent type, Trampas was the wild and reckless one. Each episode had a wide array of character actors who began their acting careers on this show. I find it strange that of all the TV westerns this seems to be the only one that is not available on either VHS and/or DVD. I only wish the entire series plus The Men from Shiloh were available on DVD.
    8bkoganbing

    The first western

    With no less than the presidential imprimatur of Theodore Roosevelt on the novel by his good friend Owen Wister, many consider The Virginian to be the first realistic western novel. Before that the rather discredited prose of people like Ned Buntline dominated the field and none of their 'literature' survives today.

    This television series takes the basic characters of The Virginian, Trampas, Steve, and Molly Wood from the novel and makes them all friends. The guys are foreman and his two best buddies all working at Shiloh Ranch. They're played by James Drury, Doug McClure, and Gary Clarke. Pippa Scott plays Molly Wood, school teacher in the novel, but in the TV series newspaper editor of the Medicine Bow periodical. The Shiloh ranch is owned by Judge Garth who lives there with his daughter Roberta Shore.

    That's how it started but regulars came and went. The Shiloh ranch changed hands first to John McIntire and his real life wife Jeanette Nolan. Later on it went to Stewart Granger and the series changed its name to Men Of Shiloh as the women regulars were all eliminated. And we never learned what The Virginian's real name was or his past as in the novel.

    The Virginian had the distinction of being the first 90 minute series on television. It must have been grueling shoot, it's like shooting several feature films in a year. It also had some name guest stars like that other series from Revue Productions Wagon Train.

    The Virginian ran for 9 seasons before NBC pulled the plug. But in that time it gave us good and memorable television western shows.

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    • Trivia
      U.S. television's first ninety-minute western (including commercials).
    • Errores
      As The Virginian, Trampas, and Hill (and Ryker, later in Season 1) ride their horses on the dirt road In the opening credits, tire tracks can clearly be seen.
    • Conexiones
      Edited into Hijos del diablo (1962)

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    • Why was there so much turnover in the families that owned Shiloh? In particular, why did Lee Cobb leave the show? He was great.

    Detalles

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 19 de septiembre de 1962 (Estados Unidos)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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      • The Virginian
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Lone Pine, California, Estados Unidos
    • Productoras
      • Revue Studios
      • Universal Television
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      1 hora 15 minutos
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