Fictional character Sam Brigade
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Fictional character Sam Brigade
I read a western novel once with the main character being Sam Brigade.
I think there was even a movie based ion the story.
Does anyone remember the name of the book? Google isn’t helping.
I think there was even a movie based ion the story.
Does anyone remember the name of the book? Google isn’t helping.
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Do you remember what the story was about ?
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There's a series of Ranger Sam Burrack books -
https://www.orderofbooks.com/characters ... m-burrack/
https://www.orderofbooks.com/characters ... m-burrack/
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I can't come up with a Sam but Ben Brigade was a character played by Randolph Scott in in the movie Ride Lonesome.
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Sounds like a good story!Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Mon Dec 22, 2025 6:53 pmSam was an aging retired lawman as I recall. His daughter was taken in a kidnapping to draw him out and he and her fiancé went out to track them down.
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As I recall it was a great story. Talked about choosing which guns to take with as it was a transitional period between older and newer arms and I recall that he chose a double action revolver over a SAA and it played to his advantage when one of his opponents counted to five and made an improvident approach
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I hope someone remembers it! Sounds like a movie I'd like to see!Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Mon Dec 22, 2025 7:27 pm As I recall it was a great story. Talked about choosing which guns to take with as it was a transitional period between older and newer arms and I recall that he chose a double action revolver over a SAA and it played to his advantage when one of his opponents counted to five and made an improvident approach
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Sounds as if it is worth watching.
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I think Jim nailed it. Looks pretty good, and I like both Heston and Coburn.
On a side note, James Coburn spent the tail end of his life in Scottsdale and I would see him headed south on Scottsdale Rd just about every day at lunchtime - he drove an old red Mercedes convertible. Was always hunkered down behind aviator glasses and a rally cap, I'd give him a wave and he always waved back. Pretty funny and a highlight of my days working in "Snotsdale".
On a side note, James Coburn spent the tail end of his life in Scottsdale and I would see him headed south on Scottsdale Rd just about every day at lunchtime - he drove an old red Mercedes convertible. Was always hunkered down behind aviator glasses and a rally cap, I'd give him a wave and he always waved back. Pretty funny and a highlight of my days working in "Snotsdale".
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It's available on Youtube overdubbed en Espanol as Los Ultimos Hombres Rudos -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bya7U0QIfAw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bya7U0QIfAw
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That’s it!!!!!
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Here’s the book.
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Looks good.
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The book is really good and you just don’t get everything out of the movie. Both are really good.
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Bruce Scott wrote: ↑Mon Dec 22, 2025 6:56 pm I can't come up with a Sam but Ben Brigade was a character played by Randolph Scott in in the movie Ride Lonesome.
That was a good film.
I had heard of Randolph Scott but not seen any of his films until the past few years, many are quite good, all things considered. Many are on youtube, often with titles missing, possibly to avoid perceived copyright issues. Just searching either his name and movies on youtube, or classic western movies (or tv shows) quite a lot turns up.
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