Movie hats

[Zombie_61]

Just watched a few clips... he’s good ... just seems a little odd seeing a 6’ 8” guy as Gleason.

According to IMDb, actors who were in scenes with Garrett wore platform shoes to make everyone seem proportionate.

 

[Michael R.]

Silent Movie Cowboys

Buck Jones

Tom Mix

Fred Thomson

William S. Hart

Gary Cooper

Harry Carey

 

[Joao Encarnado]

Big hats!

 

[Frunobulax]

Hopalong Cassidy


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[moontheloon]

According to IMDb, actors who were in scenes with Garrett wore platform shoes to make everyone seem proportionate.

I actually noticed that on the actor what played Carney in a Honeymooners rehearsal scene where he went from sitting to standing... you see a very quick shot of his foot and you see what looks like a Herman Munster shoe


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[scottyrocks]

I'm watching clips of it now. Great jobs by everyone!

 

[Zombie_61]

I actually noticed that on the actor what played Carney in a Honeymooners rehearsal scene where he went from sitting to standing... you see a very quick shot of his foot and you see what looks like a Herman Munster shoe.

I've only watched a four minute clip on You Tube in which they're reenacting a scene from The Honeymooners. They were careful to have Kristen Dalton (Audrey Meadows/Alice) hidden behind the round dining table and/or frame the scene so her feet wouldn't show, but if you were specifically watching her feet a few quick shots reveal her "Herman Munster" boots. The full movie is on You Tube, so I'll have to watch it when I can find the time.

 

[scottyrocks]

The full movie wasn't as good as the Honeymooner clips, but give it a try, what do I know?!

 

[jlee562]

From the new Netflix series "Godless"

Interesting hat, don't think it's historically accurate styling.....

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Fred Thomson

I like his tooled leather hatband but not a fan of buckles & it probably buckles on the left.

 

[belfastboy]

From the new Netflix series "Godless"

Interesting hat, don't think it's historically accurate styling.....

but then neither is her makeup!

 

[BobHufford]

Reminds me of someone...

 

[scottyrocks]

From the new Netflix series "Godless"

Interesting hat, don't think it's historically accurate styling.....

I doubt anyone looked that good back then.

 

[RJR]

I doubt anyone looked that good back then.

 

[belfastboy]

From the new Netflix series "Godless"

Interesting hat, don't think it's historically accurate styling.....

So thanks to your post I just had to check out this show. Two episodes in and I think it is a keeper. Thank you! My one nitpick is not about her makeup as they make her as plain as they can. Her wardrobe is a bit too designer for someone struggling to put food on the table. As my wife stated.."She would be, out of necessity, more likely wearing her dead husband's clothing.

 

[scottyrocks]

She would be, out of necessity, more likely wearing her dead husband's clothing.

Good point.

 

[belfastboy]

Good point.

But my wife and I do have a mantra while watching a show we like.....If one of us makes a criticism or a sarcastic remark the other has the right to say..."Shut up and just watch the show;" We are now invoking that with "Godless"

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

Hopalong Cassidy


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Hello Sir: i have a hat made for Hopalong that i’ll post when they let me. It’s a Valentine the Hatter from LA. Valentine made for all those boys back then, Mix,Cooper, Rogers etc. It’s not his trademark black movie hat but the white ones he wore in private life. It’s kinda cool. Maybe i can sneak it in as an Avatar? Be well Bowen

 

[BobHufford]

Hello Sir: i have a hat made for Hopalong that i’ll post when they let me. It’s a Valentine the Hatter from LA. Valentine made for all those boys back then, Mix,Cooper, Rogers etc. It’s not his trademark black movie hat but the white ones he wore in private life. It’s kinda cool. Maybe i can sneak it in as an Avatar? Be well Bowen

Cool! Be sure to post it in the Western thread as well. I have a Valentine hat, but it was not made for anyone famous that I know of.

http://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/western-anyone.24539/page-201#post-2235138

 

[Bushman]

Patrick Swayze in "Next of Kin." There were about 10 well known actors in this movie, and was very enjoyable even if it wasn't exactly something Oscar-worthy.