Watching it right now. Anyone else's eyes get a little wet every time Gus dies or is that just me.
A show that is better every time you see it.
A show that is better every time you see it.
Lonesome Dove
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Best Western ever.
"I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it."
"I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it."
"Well, Augustus is dead. Died from blood poisonin' from them arrows them Indians shot in him. They cut off one of his legs, but the poison got in the other and he wouldn't let 'em cut it off. Stubborn about it; that's what killed him, bein' stubborn."
Damn good book too
The deaths of Deets and Gus get me every time.
For any lover of the tv series, read the book. There are so many details that still couldn't fit in the 8hr show
There's quite a few parts where it gets a bit dusty in the room.
If yall are fans of Lonesome Dove, then you should read "Streets of Laredo" by McMurtry, one of my favorite books ever.
Pass the Kleenex. It gets me every time.
I know for a fact I couldn't handle Bonfire anniversary night and Lonesome Dove at the same time.
If you enjoy the fiction, you'd probably enjoy the true story. The death of Loving (Gus) is told on pages 162 to 183.
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If yall are fans of Lonesome Dove, then you should read "Streets of Laredo" by McMurtry, one of my favorite books ever.
I always found Streets of Laredo and Dead Man's Walk lacking when compared to Lonseome Dove, and there are a few conflicting details.
Not surprising though - when you lead off with a grand slam, the follow up home run just doeant have as much oomph.
I still need to read Comanche Moon to finish the series.
Lonesome Dove Reunion 2016
Ft Worth Stockyards Lonesome Dove
At this event, you can join the cast and crew of the Lonesome Dove miniseries for a historic reunion at River Ranch in the Fort Worth Stockyards. It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to pay homage to the film's lasting legacy and celebrate with the artists who helped create this award-winning Western. The reunion will benefit the Wittliff Collections in its mission to preserve and share the cultural history of Texas and the Southwest.
This star-studded reunion will include a gourmet dinner, special appearances by the cast and crew, live musical performances, a silent and live auction, a tribute to author Larry McMurtry, and more. This event is sold out. There are no individual tickets available for this event.
Ft Worth Stockyards Lonesome Dove
At this event, you can join the cast and crew of the Lonesome Dove miniseries for a historic reunion at River Ranch in the Fort Worth Stockyards. It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to pay homage to the film's lasting legacy and celebrate with the artists who helped create this award-winning Western. The reunion will benefit the Wittliff Collections in its mission to preserve and share the cultural history of Texas and the Southwest.
This star-studded reunion will include a gourmet dinner, special appearances by the cast and crew, live musical performances, a silent and live auction, a tribute to author Larry McMurtry, and more. This event is sold out. There are no individual tickets available for this event.
Damnit.
Comanche Moon is the best of the four books.
My favorite movie!
We named our pup after Josh Deets.
We named our pup after Josh Deets.
Good looking dog! I named mine Woodrow
I think the best acting in that movie, is when Gus is reading Deets' epitaph and trying to hold back tears.
There are so many pearls of wisdom in that movie.
"Yesterday is gone, we can't get it back."
"The best thing you can do about death is ride off from it."
My favorite hands down. When I was a little kid that is one of my favorite memories, going to my grandparents I would watch it there. They had taped it when it was aired originally.
There are so many pearls of wisdom in that movie.
"Yesterday is gone, we can't get it back."
"The best thing you can do about death is ride off from it."
My favorite hands down. When I was a little kid that is one of my favorite memories, going to my grandparents I would watch it there. They had taped it when it was aired originally.
Comanche Moon is my 2nd favorite of the books
There's no better way to spend a Sunday hungover than watching lonesome Dove.
Lonesome Dove is very dear to my heart. Several family members went up the "trail". I was fortunate to know some of them personally and hear some of their stories first hand. My great-grandfather drove cattle to Kansas and then to Montana. My great-great grandmother drove her buggy from Williamson County to Abilene, Kansas with her husband. Oh, and she was pregnant. I heard many stories about the weather, Indians, and rustlers. My "uncle Jim" looked, dressed and lived much like Gus. He came back from a trail drivers reunion in San Antonio with a black eye Dom fighting. He was close to 90 at the time. Great book and movie!
The classic "We Don't Rent Pigs"....
You really need to read the whole series.
I read the book when it came out & it has been one of my favorites ever since. There is more in the book than there is in the mini-series, but the TV version is great as well. I think one of my favorite lines belongs to Woodrow and goes something like "I'd like to see the herd that you and Jake could gather...a herd of wh*res...maybe."
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There's no better way to spend a Sunday hungover than watching lonesome Dove -with a naked chick in your bed.
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A man who wouldn't cheat for a poke don't want one bad enough.
My favorite Western....Guaranteed to be quoted at all of our family gatherings. And I still get a little teary eyed when Deets and Gus die
"My God, Woodrow. It's been quite a party ain't it?"
"My God, Woodrow. It's been quite a party ain't it?"
"The Ladder of Rivers" is the story of my ancestors, the Olive Brothers, that ran cattle from central Texas (Williamson County) up to Nebraska and Kansas. Lots of Indians, rustlers and family feuds.
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There's no better way to spend a Sunday hungover than watching lonesome Dove -with a naked chick in your bed.
FIFY Mike
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Reporter: They say you're a man of vision. Is that true?
Woodrow Call: [flashing back to all that has gone on]
Reporter: Captain Call?
Woodrow Call: A man's vision, you say. Yeah. Hell of a vision...
I grew up, and now live there again, in Archer City. You used to see, from time to time, Larry McMurtry walk back and forth with a load of books from book store to book store. I guess he is too old for that now. There is only one book store left, and I think he sold his house by the golf course.
Here is August. Called Gus. 3 weeks old yesterday. Not saying Lonesome Dove was the sole reason behind his name, but it (book and film) is a favorite of both my wife and mine.
Well, he did come around by virtue of a "poke" or two.
I reread it once a year and have since the late 80s
I tell my wife on the regular to tend her biscuits
I tell my wife on the regular to tend her biscuits
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