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Laramie

  • Série de TV
  • 1959–1963
  • TV-PG
  • 1 h
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
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Laramie (1959)
Laramie
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Western clássicoOcidente

Estamos na década de 1870 no território do Wyoming, Slim Sherman e seu irmão Andy de 14 anos estão tentando ficar em seu rancho após a morte de seu pai.Estamos na década de 1870 no território do Wyoming, Slim Sherman e seu irmão Andy de 14 anos estão tentando ficar em seu rancho após a morte de seu pai.Estamos na década de 1870 no território do Wyoming, Slim Sherman e seu irmão Andy de 14 anos estão tentando ficar em seu rancho após a morte de seu pai.

  • Artistas
    • Robert Fuller
    • John Smith
    • Spring Byington
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,7/10
    1,7 mil
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      • Robert Fuller
      • John Smith
      • Spring Byington
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    Robert Fuller
    Robert Fuller
    • Jess Harper
    • 1959–1963
    John Smith
    John Smith
    • Slim Sherman
    • 1959–1963
    Spring Byington
    Spring Byington
    • Daisy Cooper…
    • 1961–1963
    Dennis Holmes
    Dennis Holmes
    • Mike Williams…
    • 1961–1963
    Stuart Randall
    Stuart Randall
    • Sheriff Mort Cory…
    • 1960–1963
    Robert Crawford Jr.
    Robert Crawford Jr.
    • Andy Sherman
    • 1959–1960
    Hoagy Carmichael
    Hoagy Carmichael
    • Jonesy
    • 1959–1960
    Eddy Waller
    Eddy Waller
    • Mose…
    • 1959–1963
    Norman Leavitt
    Norman Leavitt
    • Freddie…
    • 1959–1963
    Lillian O'Malley
    • Townswoman…
    • 1959–1963
    Ed Prentiss
    Ed Prentiss
    • Bailey…
    • 1959–1963
    James Anderson
    James Anderson
    • Clay Benson…
    • 1959–1963
    Bartlett Robinson
    Bartlett Robinson
    • Sheriff…
    • 1959–1963
    Fred Coby
    Fred Coby
    • Deputy…
    • 1959–1963
    L.Q. Jones
    L.Q. Jones
    • Betts…
    • 1959–1963
    Harry Lauter
    Harry Lauter
    • Alamo…
    • 1959–1963
    John Pickard
    John Pickard
    • Bradford…
    • 1959–1963
    Roy Barcroft
    Roy Barcroft
    • Deputy Marshal Bill Littlefield…
    • 1960–1963
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    10mema-03384

    Laramie/Robert Fuller

    OK, from the very first episode I was I love with Robert Fuller and the series. I spent my youth (omg) watching every western ever made for TV. I find now that I still watch Laramie reruns on GRIT and STARZEncore . To my amazement I find the same people show up as "villains or have small roles" anywhere from one to five times a season. This I never noticed before, probably because I didn't care then. Other than Laramie I now watch John Wayne westerns. Oh well, there really isn't much on TV anymore anyway. My granddaughter got the IMDb icon for my iPad so I could look information for myself. It really is very helpful and I like it. She got tired of having to look up everything for me and I couldn't read her phone anyway.
    8haganmasonry

    Real, true, Americana; no apologies. Bravo!

    We recently dumped cable; so much useless and never watched programming for too much dough. My wife installed (had it installed) an antenna and to my delight, through wafting around with the remote, I happened on a Laramie show in progress. I had never seen one. When all those westerns were popular, I was a teen and really didn't watch much TV then, and watched even less western type fare. Anyway, when I saw it recently, I was quickly riveted. I could not believe the verisimilitude of the show. All the little details of farm and ranch implements, the whole layout, including the period dress of the actors, the scenery, was perfect. Most of all, though, was the deep and gripping nostalgia for a time-and I remember it well- when the progeny of the people who conquered this land and made it fruitful, were portrayed without apology as the moral, strong, and brave souls they actually were. That time will come again, I'm sure, though I won't be here to see it, most likely. Laramie was neither Right nor Left. It was dramatized history, and done very very well. I receive it on a network called Gritz. I hope it stays on as long as possible. Hoagy Carmichael, a semi-regular on the show, apparently, wrote "Stardust," one of the most recorded songs ever. It bears no resemblance to what these sad days passes for music.
    9strong-122-478885

    The Very-Very Best Of The West

    Out of all the many TV Westerns that there are to choose from in the 1950s and early-1960s, I personally rate Laramie as the absolute best of the very best.

    Very masculine, very rugged and very-very entertaining, Laramie was definitely a real action-packed TV show that easily ranks, in my books, as the ultimate epitome of the "near-perfect" cowboy-fantasy saga.

    Featuring plenty of guest stars and an excellent cast of regulars, headlined by Robert Fuller, as Jess Harper, and John Smith, as Slim Sherman - Laramie proudly showcased these 2 strapping and husky, young dudes who literally lived and breathed the true "Code of the West", a set of values which existed, just as they existed, in absolute accordance with the belief in loyalty, morality, and personal pride.

    Set (during the 1870s) on the very edge of a vast and spectacular frontier within the Wyoming Territory, Laramie was a serious and often good-natured show. It never skimped on the violence when it came to depicting the many hardships that were encountered by those pioneers who faithfully strove to tame the wildness of the great, old west.

    Filmed in b&w (with each episode running approx. 50 minutes), Laramie is definitely a show that I highly recommend to anyone who really appreciates a superb TV Western that stands tall above all the rest.
    7bkoganbing

    Zealously Guarding Home And Hearth

    Before Laramie became infamously known as the location of Matthew Shepard's murder it was best known as the title of a western set there in old west Wyoming. The premise was young Slim Sherman as played by John Smith and his younger brother Andy (Robert Crawford, Jr.) trying to hang on to the family ranch after their father had been murdered by a cattle baron trying to grab the land.

    It was a tough go for the Sherman Brothers and the family cook Jonesy who was played by Hoagy Carmichael. But in that pilot episode a lone Shane like gunfighter Jess Harper showed up. The Shermans took him in and he became a family member with roots at the ranch. After that only fools messed with the Shermans especially if they knew that they had Robert Fuller to mess with as Jess Harper.

    Laramie was one of many towns founded as a rail depot of the Union Pacific. But into the hinterlands of Wyoming still one of our most rural states you got some place on horseback or by stage. And the Shermans had a franchise way station at their ranch which I'm sure supplemented their income during a lean year for cattle. It allowed for a whole range of stories combining the stagecoach way station with the ranch.

    Laramie had a respectable run of four years. Carmichael and Crawford dropped out and housekeeper Spring Byington and orphan Dennis Holmes joined the Sherman ranch. Bob Fuller went on to a good career, a stint on Wagon Train after Laramie was canceled and later a long run on the Jack Webb produced Emergency.

    John Smith had done a few films before Laramie and got a second lead in the John Wayne film Circus World. He dropped out of sight after that and some thirty years later I read in an obituary that he had died of cirrhosis of the liver. There's probably one awfully tragic story there.

    But I prefer to remember John Smith as Slim Sherman zealously guarding home and hearth with Jess Harper to back him up. Maybe we'll get to see Laramie again some day.
    candiepruitt

    JESS HARPER WAS MY FIRST TRUE LOVE!!!!!

    Marry me, marry me, way out in laramie. That was the first line in the song. Slim Sherman, with his white blonde hair, slow easy smile, and gentle ways.was wonderful, but it was Jess Harper who had my little five year old heart. Deep voice, wickedly mischievious eyes, and hey, he just looked great in a cowboy hat.The show was for families. Something you dont see much of anymore Spring Byington,as the somewhat flustered Aunt Daisy, was an anchor. A kind of ditzy but loving MOM figure. For me it rated right up there with the Rifleman, Bonanza, Wagon Train, Gunsmoke and The Virginian. They always had a message of love, loyalty,morals, human values and pride. Laramie was exciting.It had heart. It was serious, funny, a bit violent very much like real life is now, or then, or a hundred years ago. I miss Laramie I would love to see it amoung the western rerun line-up. making the rounds of nostalgia television.I feel it would fare just fine on todays T.V.It would'nt hurt to let our kids learn some of the charicture building examples,shows like Laramie can teach.

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      The show was huge in Japan. It got a whopping forty-three percent rating, and became one of the most successful American television series. When Robert Fuller went to Japan in 1961, about one hundred thousand fans welcomed him at Haneda airport. During his visit, Fuller was invited to dinner with Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda. Even the Beatles did not receive such an enthusiastic welcome when they first went to Japan in 1966.
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      • 15 de setembro de 1959 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
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      • Am Fuß der Blauen Berge
    • Locações de filme
      • Old Tucson - 201 S. Kinney Road, Tucson, Arizona, EUA
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      • Revue Studios
      • National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
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