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I forti di Forte Coraggio

Titolo originale: F Troop
  • Serie TV
  • 1965–1967
  • TV-PG
  • 30min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
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I forti di Forte Coraggio (1965)
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Le disavventure del personale e dei vicini di un avamposto militare americano remoto nel selvaggio West.Le disavventure del personale e dei vicini di un avamposto militare americano remoto nel selvaggio West.Le disavventure del personale e dei vicini di un avamposto militare americano remoto nel selvaggio West.

  • Creazione
    • Richard M. Bluel
  • Star
    • Forrest Tucker
    • Larry Storch
    • Ken Berry
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,4/10
    3524
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    • Creazione
      • Richard M. Bluel
    • Star
      • Forrest Tucker
      • Larry Storch
      • Ken Berry
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    • 10Recensioni della critica
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    Forrest Tucker
    Forrest Tucker
    • Sgt. Morgan O'Rourke…
    • 1965–1967
    Larry Storch
    Larry Storch
    • Cpl. Randolph Agarn…
    • 1965–1967
    Ken Berry
    Ken Berry
    • Capt. Wilton Parmenter…
    • 1965–1967
    Melody Patterson
    Melody Patterson
    • Wrangler Jane Angelica Thrift
    • 1965–1967
    James Hampton
    James Hampton
    • Hannibal Dobbs…
    • 1965–1967
    Frank DeKova
    Frank DeKova
    • Chief Wild Eagle…
    • 1965–1967
    Bob Steele
    Bob Steele
    • Trooper Duffy
    • 1965–1967
    Ben Frommer
    • Smokey Bear…
    • 1965–1967
    Don Diamond
    Don Diamond
    • Crazy Cat…
    • 1965–1967
    Joe Brooks
    Joe Brooks
    • Trooper Vanderbilt
    • 1965–1967
    Ivan Bell
    • Trooper Duddleson…
    • 1965–1967
    Jimmie Horan
    Jimmie Horan
    • Trooper Hogan…
    • 1965–1967
    Rudy Doucette
    • Stage Driver…
    • 1965–1967
    John Mitchum
    John Mitchum
    • Hoffenmueller…
    • 1965–1967
    Edward Everett Horton
    Edward Everett Horton
    • Roaring Chicken
    • 1965
    Benny Baker
    Benny Baker
    • Pete…
    • 1965–1966
    Harvey Parry
    Harvey Parry
    • Charley…
    • 1965
    William Woodson
    • Secretary of War
    • 1966
    • Creazione
      • Richard M. Bluel
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    Sargebri

    An Underrated Classic

    I truly loved this show. Forrest Tucker and Larry Storch were a great comic team and they had a great chemistry together and Ken Berry was great at slapstick and this show was truly a showcase for that talent. It also could be seen as a parody of capitalism, especially in the case of the Hekawwe's. Wild Eagle had to have been one of the great con men in the history of television.
    alowe-1

    NOT Politically Correct

    I saw this show during it's regular run. I thought it was hilarious.

    It's so easy now to pick on things that are not politically correct.

    If people can't see the characters for what they were, caricatures, then obviously you have NO sense of humour. If you can't laugh at yourself, why bother at all?

    It's so easy to apply today's standards to people from a different time. It would be more appropriate for us to understand that different time. I suppose we should criticize the way blacks were treated in movies made in the 1920s, 30s 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s and so on. America's perceptions, values and morals were different then. If you can't understand that, I would suggest you don't watch any movie or TV show made before 1995.

    F-Troop was totally fictional. And it WAS, for it's time, very funny. I liked it then, I like it now. But I guess we just can't have a show that shows EVERYONE as inept. I mean we have a white officer who's clumsy, and most likely would have never qualified to be a private, let alone an officer. There's the Sgt. who's always scheming to make a buck. And the Indians, cowardly, perhaps, but they also have their own shining moments too. You have to watch the entire series to see all the different things that go on. The Indians are not the only ones made fun of in this COMEDY. More often than not Chief Wild Eagle got the better of his white partner in what ever deal they were cooking up.

    I somehow doubt that it would succeed today. Most of it's humour would go over the heads of many people today who would instead focus on the "demeaning" way the Indians are treated. More's the shame we forgot how to laugh at ourselves.
    modrock62

    A TV Classic Way Ahead Of It's Time!

    F Troop was without a doubt a victim of it's own genius and thus in my mind ranks as the SINGLE greatest example of a television show that was way ahead of it's time. Perhaps, too far ahead. As correctly pointed out in previous comments, the show ran for two seasons on ABC from 1965 to 1967. One season in black and white, the other in color. 66 episodes were produced and every one of them was a comedic masterpiece. Despite poor ratings and eventual cancellation, the show went on to become extremely popular in syndicated reruns and develope a large cult following. So what happened? Here is my opinion. At the time F Troop made it's debut, Television was still in it's infancy and America was use to either the "family" sitcoms such as "Donna Reed", "Beaver", "Ozzie and Harriet", etc... Or, the "idiot" sitcoms such as "Gilligan", "Bewitched" or "Jeannie". The nation was not ready for, nor did the understand the "Satire" comedy. Two came out in 1965. One worked, the other didn't. "Get Smart" was a satire of the secret agent phenomenon which was sweeping the country. America could relate to that because of "James Bond" and the cold war so "Get Smart" was a success. Plus you had the great talents of Don Adams and a superb show to boot! But a satire on the American west? The nation didn't get it or take to it thus "Troops" fate was sealed. Despite the fact that the show is brilliant, the chracters are funny and endearing and the writing was superb and ahead of it's time, America just didn't get it. Only when times changed in the 70's and 80's and the show was in syndication did America start getting the humor and understanding what satire really meant. "F-Troop" paved the way for satires like "Police Squad" and "The Naked Gun". To this day the humor is fresh and funny and even relevant. I have seen episodee hundreds of times and still laugh and still find things I didn't notice before. And hats off to Televisions most underrated physical comic, Ken Berry. I urge anyone to find this show on video and enjoy it for the classic and genius that it is.
    pozy

    Great show - too short of a run

    My favorite episode of this show, which ran way too short of its potential was the episode where Agarn managed The Bedbugs (which were actually an L.A. band called The Factory which included Lowell George and Ritchie Hayward, later of Little Feat) and then in order to convince Agarn back into the service, F.Troop had its own band, The Termites, that had some of F.Troop in hilarious wigs, compete with the Bedbugs for the Playbrave Club circuit, and at the end of the show, The Termites do "Mr. Tambourine Man! What a riot! There are other episodes just as hilarious, too many to mention. I also think Gilligan's Island got screwed, mainly because Bill Paley wanted Gunsmoke (a true TV dinosaur already at that time) to continue, but Gilligan's Island was in its time slot that year. What a shame that two great shows got canceled way before their time.
    robert-171

    The best comedy ever to come out of America

    Without a doubt the funniest thing to come out of America. It also sums up the time when it was made and I can't see anything similar ever being made again.

    As children we watched it but now as I watch it again and again I realize that I never got the jokes the first few times through anyway.

    e.g. Agarn needs to see the medicine man at the Indian camp to find out whether he's a kleptomaniac so the medicine man gives him some deer skins to look at that have berry blots on them (i.e. a Rorschach test) and asks him what he sees. In explanation the medicine man say that this test was invented by a great Indian medicine man called Roaring Chicken. For short they call it the RoarChick Test!! Now that is clever AND funny.

    Many other similarly clever jokes. Great scenes of pathos with lots of sentimentality before the days of the studio audience which nowadays bursts into sickening applause over that sort of thing. Catch it if you've never seen it... or watch it again if you have. It's still funny.

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      "Old Charlie", the town drunk, would usually be thrown through the saloon doors (or window), bounce off a support post, fall face forward over the hitching rail, spin around and land on his face or back. Many viewers thought the actor was a young stuntman in "old man" make-up. Harvey Parry was 65 at the time, and had been a stuntman for almost 45 years.
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      Chief Wild Eagle: Hekawi not fighters! Hekawi lovers!

    • Connessioni
      Featured in Bloopermania (1987)
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      F Troop
      Lyrics by Irving Taylor

      Music by William Lava

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    • Data di uscita
      • 8 settembre 1965 (Stati Uniti)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
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      • Inglese
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    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Kanab Movie Ranch - 5001 Angel Canyon Road, Kanab, Utah, Stati Uniti
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      • Warner Bros. Television
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