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The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp

  • Série de TV
  • 1955–1961
  • TV-PG
  • 30 min
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The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (1955)
The Life And Legend Of Wyatt Earp: So Long, Dora, So Long
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Vagamente baseada em fatos históricos, a série retrata o pistoleiro Wyatt Earp e sua determinação bem-sucedida pela lei e pela ordem.Vagamente baseada em fatos históricos, a série retrata o pistoleiro Wyatt Earp e sua determinação bem-sucedida pela lei e pela ordem.Vagamente baseada em fatos históricos, a série retrata o pistoleiro Wyatt Earp e sua determinação bem-sucedida pela lei e pela ordem.

  • Artistas
    • Hugh O'Brian
    • Jimmy Noel
    • Ethan Laidlaw
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,6/10
    1,2 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Artistas
      • Hugh O'Brian
      • Jimmy Noel
      • Ethan Laidlaw
    • 20Avaliações de usuários
    • 4Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Indicado para 2 Primetime Emmys
      • 2 indicações no total

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    The Life And Legend Of Wyatt Earp: Hang Em High
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    The Life And Legend Of Wyatt Earp: They Think They're Immortal
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    The Life And Legend Of Wyatt Earp: They Think They're Immortal
    The Life And Legend Of Wyatt Earp: Wyatt Meets Doc Holliday
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    The Life And Legend Of Wyatt Earp: The Time For All Good Men
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    The Life And Legend Of Wyatt Earp: Bat Masterson For Sheriff
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    Hugh O'Brian
    Hugh O'Brian
    • Wyatt Earp
    • 1955–1961
    Jimmy Noel
    • Townsman…
    • 1955–1960
    Ethan Laidlaw
    Ethan Laidlaw
    • Townsman…
    • 1955–1961
    Bill Coontz
    Bill Coontz
    • Townsman…
    • 1955–1961
    Morgan Woodward
    Morgan Woodward
    • Shotgun Gibbs…
    • 1958–1961
    Douglas Fowley
    Douglas Fowley
    • Doc Holliday…
    • 1955–1961
    Damian O'Flynn
    Damian O'Flynn
    • Judge Tobin…
    • 1955–1961
    William Tannen
    William Tannen
    • Deputy Hal Norton…
    • 1955–1958
    Mason Alan Dinehart
    Mason Alan Dinehart
    • Bat Masterson
    • 1955–1959
    Trevor Bardette
    Trevor Bardette
    • Old Man Clanton…
    • 1956–1961
    Paul Brinegar
    Paul Brinegar
    • Jim Kelley…
    • 1955–1958
    Brick Sullivan
    Brick Sullivan
    • Deputy Brick…
    • 1955–1959
    Sam Flint
    Sam Flint
    • Judge Jewett…
    • 1955–1961
    James Seay
    James Seay
    • Judge Spicer…
    • 1955–1961
    Leonard P. Geer
    Leonard P. Geer
    • Townsman…
    • 1956–1961
    Stacy Harris
    Stacy Harris
    • Mayor John Clum…
    • 1957–1961
    Don Haggerty
    Don Haggerty
    • Marsh Murdock…
    • 1955–1961
    Ralph Sanford
    Ralph Sanford
    • Mayor Jim Kelley…
    • 1955–1959
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    cootum

    An Old-Fashioned Western

    When TV Land recently began showing reruns of "Wyatt Earp," I had forgotten that, apparently in the early episodes, the only music heard was an a cappella male quartet. Not only did they sing the theme song, but periodically during those episodes, to augment certain special "drama," they would chime in, humming either low in the background for sentimentality, or swelling to full volume when the emotions were supposed to be at peak. The only lyrics heard were those of the theme song; otherwise, the musical accompaniment consisted entirely of that periodic humming in four-part harmony. Written out, it appeared, "mmmm-oooooo-AAAAHHHH-OOOOOHHH!!" Bypassing a full orchestra was one sure way to save a chunk of cash for the budget. Then in other, perhaps later, episodes, orchestral music replaced that humming, and the a cappella quartet only sang the theme song. I must admit that the humming contributed a rather corny element to the show.
    9skoyles

    Sanitized with surprises

    For my wife when she was a girl, Hugh O'Brien was Wyatt Earp. A cleaner better hero would be hard to find. When he finally killed someone, Wyatt was devastated and the star portrayed it beautifully. Oddly, there is some evidence this was historically accurate. No semi-professional gambling, no failed businesses, no "wives" and yet the staging of the famous Tombstone street fight was, garb apart, among the least inaccurate. Based on Stewart Lake's imaginative biography this series did for the 1950s what Lake's book did for the 1930s: cemented the Legend of Wyatt Berry Stapp Earp for as long as anyone remembers the Old West. Recently (2009) I watched the episodes contained in a boxed set of DVDs and was frankly astonished at Hugh O'Brien's portrayal of Wyatt Earp. There was an edge, a darkness to his Earp that I missed when I was young. O'Brien certainly captures the nobility that Lake's book placed to the fore but the actor also captured very subtly the coldness, the reserve, the calculating quality of the real Earp. I now, half a century after first watching "The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp", have belatedly realized what a fine actor Hugh O'Brien was. Thank you, Mr O'Brien!
    silverscreen888

    Consistent , Absorbing Western Narratives; Memorable Action & Drama

    This tremendously popular and long-running half-hour series featured changes of locale, added characters and deaths, and in several cases changes of the actors plying parts. Central to the proceedings from first to last from 1955--1961 was lean and athletic Hugh O/Brian as a plausible young Wyatt Earp. Into this the life of this fictionalized American icon, other characters real and imagined were introduced. The series was first located in Kansas cattle towns such as Wichita and Dodge City; then O'Brian moved to Tombstone, Arizona. He became and remained a town marshal during this time. Other regulars of note in this very intelligently-made, innovative and realistic series--one whose 'history' was decidedly not of a documentary variety--included Lloyd Corrigan as Ned Buntline, Alan Dinehart as Bat Masterson, several Doc Hollidays, Gloria Talbott, Don Haggerty, Denver Pyle, Damian O'Flynn, Carol Stone as Kate Holliday, Selmer Jackson, Randy Stuart, Wlliam Tannen, Paul Brinegar as Mayor "Dog" Kelly, Trevor Bardette as Old Man Clanton, Steve Brodie as Sheriff Johnnie Behan, Ross Elliott and others as Wyatt Earp's brothers, etc. The peculiar and memorable structure of the show allowed "changes" in character, relationships, locations, etc. when many series did not permit such alterations. In addition, the show's producers used some actors in guest roles many times, including Sam Flint, Steve Pendleton, Rico Alaniz and more. Guest stars of note included Anna May Wong, Arthur Space, Ann Robinson, Howard Petrie, George Wallace, Richard Travis, Robert Lowery, James Coburn, Peggy Knudsen, Fay Baker, Carolyn Craig, Jim Bannon, Nancy Hadley, Whitner Bissell, Angie Dickinson, Francis de Sales, Peter Mamakos, Ed Nelson, Richard Devon, Lane Bradford, Dorothy Green and John Vivyan, plus many more. Directors of record included Paul Landres and Frank McDonald. The staff of writers included Frederick Hazlitt Brennan, John Dunkel and Dan Ullman. These professionals kept up the show's very consistent quality throughout, I suggest. During its run, this series was shot by six cinematographers but only two art directors, by Ralph Berger and Albert M. Pyke, created its authentic western 'look'. Set decorations were done by Jack Mills and Kenneth W. Swartz. Bruce Bilson was second-unit director, with Hollywood veteran Roy Rowland as executive producer. The producers employed a gun expert, several production specialists and very good but less-expensive talents in order to keep up their high-standard of quality. The series ended with a memorable five-part but not-very-accurate gunfight at the OK Corral. This by my lights was a first-rate narrative TV series, I assert, one which was much imitated for decades afterward. Also of note was the show's theme song, whose picture of Earp set the tone for Eliot Ness, The Lawman, and Kojack among many other TV lawmen to come.
    10kuksensen

    Nostalgia-Watching With My Parents

    My parents remember this show when they were teenagers, and so we decided as a family to watch the series together.

    Wow! What a treat! The writing in a lot of episodes is excellent, and many episodes could make a movie all it's own, enough to put modern tv series to shame. Many characters are woven into the series and once in a while make reappearances.

    The acting is phenomenal. Hugh O'Brien is perfect for this role. His range of acting can range from comical to sheer wrath.

    We have a friend that talks about the Gibb-slap, a reference to the TV series NCIS. Now we have a running joke: the Earp-slap! There are scenes where O'Brien surprises real genuine slaps so suddenly! No mere acting here!
    8bkoganbing

    "Long Live His Fame And Long Live His Glory And Long May His Story Be Told"

    Buried in the credits of The Life And Legend Of Wyatt Earp is the one that lists Stuart N. Lake as the consultant. That makes it an official Earp project.

    Wyatt Earp had the distinct advantage that he lived long enough to have outlived most of his contemporaries and then at the very end of his life in 1929 commissioned his memoirs. Writer Stuart N. Lake did a series of interviews with Wyatt before he died and it was on that basis that a fine biography was published about him. Of course it was strictly from the Earp point of view.

    When Earp died, Lake became custodian of the legend. Most of the films subsequently made concerning Earp if you'll look at the credits are based on Lake's book. And of course Wyatt is a cowboy hero. It took the recent films by Kevin Costner and Kurt Russell to kind of put Earp and his accomplishments in perspective.

    To deal with towns like the frontier Wichita, Dodge City, and Tombstone you couldn't be a Boy Scout. Wyatt Earp was certainly not that and neither were his brothers Virgil and Morgan. Still this show preserves the legend as it would since it was based on the book of the legend maker.

    I don't think any real person has been so blessed as Wyatt Earp to have had the variety of people playing him. Tom Mix, Randolph Scott, Joel McCrea, Henry Fonda, Burt Lancaster, James Stewart, James Garner as well as Russell and Costner, I can't think of anyone who's been better preserved for posterity by Hollywood.

    Add to the list Hugh O'Brian who got his career role in this series and never was ever really able to shake loose from the casting. He's as good a cowboy hero as they come.

    Many of the stories from the series came from Lake's book. I urge you to read it if you can find a copy. There have been a number of attempts to debunk the Earp legend, but his fame and glory will live long, just as the series theme tells us.

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    • Curiosidades
      This show, along with Gunsmoke (1955) helped launch a great era of the TV western. Westerns became so popular on TV that by the end of the 1950s, there would be as many as 40 Westerns in prime time.
    • Erros de gravação
      Whether or not Wyatt Earp owned the famous "Buntline Special" Colt Single Action Army Revolver is the subject of great debate, with little evidence proving either case. He may have had one, but there are no records or documentation available.
    • Conexões
      Edited into Wyatt Earp: Return to Tombstone (1994)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      The Legend Of Wyatt Earp
      Music by Harry Warren

      Lyrics by Harold Adamson

      Performed by The Ken Darby Singers

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 6 de setembro de 1955 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
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    • Locações de filme
      • Corriganville, Ray Corrigan Ranch, Simi Valley, Califórnia, EUA
    • Empresa de produção
      • Wyatt Earp Enterprises
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      • 30 min
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      • Black and White
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      • 1.33 : 1

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