Deb says on 10/Jan/12
Warner Bros has released Season 3 of Cheyenne today. It is a 5 disc, 20 episode set. Clint has the DVD's on order and autographed copies will soon be available for purchase on his website, Click Here in about another week.
gadget says on 7/Dec/11
i love love clint walker. i think hes the most sexiest man i've seen.
gadget Silverminx says on 28/Oct/11
Sorry folks, the ID on that last post should read "Silverminx"...lol...say, is there anybody out there?....howabout a "Howdy" once in a while....this was a great forum once and could be again...all for the great Clint Walker! Si;verminx says on 28/Oct/11
Also looking forward to the “Gathering Of Guns” festival in Memphis TN next Spring…..and for the first time checking out the great Mississippi River! We can only hope the Walkers consider this appearance also. From all we’ve read online, this Festival was a big fan favorite also. Memphis looks like a great place to visit…..The Peabody Hotel(quack quack)…Graceland….Beale Street….and last but not least, that great Southern Hospitality we northerners look forward to. Hummingbird says on 15/Sep/11
Hello. I plan to go to "Western Legend's Roundup" in Kanab Utah next 2012.
I pray and hope to meet Mr. Clint and Susan Walker. I am a big fan. Deb says on 13/Aug/11
Hi, everyone. Just wanted to let Clint's fans know there is a facebook campaign to get Clint's favorite movie (and the one most requested by his fans) 'Night of the Grizzly' remastered and released on DVD. If you are on facebook, just type in "get night of the grizzly on dvd" in the search box and when it comes up to that page, click 'Like'.
There are currently DVD's out on the market but they are bootleg copies made from the VHS tape. They are faded and the quality is not that good. Silverminx says on 12/Aug/11
Hey, great news! Clint and Susan will be at the Ray Court's Hollywood Celebrities Show in Chicago on Oct 1 and 2. There's a link that tells a little about the show and where it's located. I won't add a link as it doesn't seem to work here so just search engine it: hollywood celebrities show chicago.....it should pop up. Silverminx says on 12/Aug/11
Tall, Handsome Western Star Icon Clint Walker will be one of the Hollywood Heros appearing at this year's "Western Legend's Roundup" in Kanab Utah on August 18 thru August 20th. Check out the website for all the exciting goings-on in Kanab, itself city with a rich history of having many movies filmed there. The Walkers will have their own meet-and-greet-fans booth where Clint's fans can shake his hand and get autographed Clint Walker memorabilia. The website is Click Here or one can google it. Coolerking says on 10/Aug/11
Clint Walker was the pharoah's massive bodyguard in the Ten Commandments. Looking at him there and into the Sixties, he would have been ideal not only as Superman, but especially as Conan the Barbarian. Reading Robert E. Howard, I always pictured him as the character. Now if we had also had Mike Henry as Batman, that would have been one unbeatable DC Universe. Kim S says on 3/Aug/11
Meet Clint last year in Kanab, Utah at the Western Legends Roundup....I was on my honeymoon (and I planned my wedding in Las Vegas just so I could go and meet him)...As luck should have him I meet him on the street the night before the roundup started....telling him I was on my honeymoon...he was so so kind and nice to me....took picture's with me and the next day gave me a wedding present of his inspirational music....signed for my wedding....his wife is also very kind and sweet.....if you can go to the western round up go......it is the nicest place I ever visited in my life....and I travel a lot..... jeanschmitt says on 1/Aug/11
I would love to meet clint walker someday. I know just by watching cheyenne, and his movies, that he is a warm and very handsome individual. regina says on 24/Jul/11
i have loved clint walker for a very long time since i was a kid and i am 58 years old now good luck and many blessing to mr walker. Redhead Cowgirl says on 24/Jul/11
We're watching it also....Terrific...Our sincere thanks to Encore Westerns also!!!!!! Cowgirl says on 24/Jul/11
I hope all you Clint Walker fans tune into Encore Westerns and watch the Clint Walker Six-Gun Salute. Thank you Encore Westerns and Jeff for making this happen. We Clint Walker fans appreciate this. :) doug says on 11/Jul/11
I have enjoyed watching Clint for years, like him best in westerns, he is a great actor, would like to meet him in person. dawnie 7/10/11 says on 10/Jul/11
i sure wish clint walker could come east, south carolina. i would love to meet him and his wife. maybe get a signed photograph from him. im olny in my fiftys . have lives through a lot for being young.it sure make herat so happy. Pamela says on 7/Jul/11
I had the honor of meeting Mr. Walker and his wife, Susan last year at the Western Legend celebration in Kanab, Utah. He is still very much the polite and courteous gentleman he portrayed on Cheyenne. It was a thrill to meet him. Darlene says on 4/Jun/11
We discovered Cheyenne on Netflix.My husband watched the show when he was a boy. I never saw it until this month and our 17 year old son loves it! The show reflects ethics and morals....standing up for what is right...Clint Walker's personality shines through...he obviously is a sincere and caring man. I am thrilled that my son can be blessed and encouraged by a tv program!I wish my son could meet mr. Walker! I would like to thank him for his contribution of a wonderful show. We just love Cheyenne! This is the kind of hero our young people need today! GOD BLESS you Mr. Walker! Martha says on 31/May/11
Happy Birthday Clint Walker! He is the biggest, most handsome and sexiest man alive! He's honest, moral, and kind. I wish he would travel to the East so I can see him, but that isn't going to happen. But I still think he's the greatest and I'm a HUGE fan of his! I just love to watch him in Cheyenne and his movies. Martha says on 31/May/11
Happy Birthday Clint Walker! He is the biggest, most handsome and sexiest man alive! He's honest, moral, and kind. I wish he would travel to the East so I can see him, but that isn't going to happen. But I still think he's the greatest and I'm a HUGE fan of his! I just love to watch him in Cheyenne and his movies. Kim says on 31/May/11
As for just how tall Clint is.....I dont know that he's a full 6'5" now. People tend to lose a little bit of height as they age. I know I have! And hubby has too. But I've stood right next to Clint on a couple of occasions & I'm not sure that he's actually a full 6'5" NOW but he's still VERY VERY tall! He totally towered over me & I remember being surprised at just how tall & BIG he is. He's VERY impressive...let me tell ya! Yep....I was amazed at what a great big fantastic looking fellow he is. He's also still amazingly handsome & very youthful. I can only hope to age as gracefully as he has & his wife Susan. She's a very nice lovely gal too. So yeah...HE is one great BIG dude!!! LOL! sharon mervine says on 14/May/11
I've loved clint since i was twelve. he'sixteen years older then me. i don't care if he's 6feet ten inches or five foot rwo. he;s the greates biggest, sexiest man alive. and for his horse brandy my mare kay reed out of little joe reed was 17 hands high and a gorgous seal chestnut. or from a distance you would swear she was black. anyway clintd's b-day is coming up. so happy birthday big guy and susan you are one lucky woman. Snausages says on 3/May/11
Every bit as tall as Bo Svenson in Snowbeast. Have seen Svenson listed as high as 6'6.5 - 6'7 Snausages says on 3/May/11
Every bit as tall as Bo Svenson in Snowbeast. Have seen Svenson listed as high as 6'6.5 - 6'7 Silverminx says on 15/Apr/11
Couldn’t agree with you more, Mystica, Clint Walker is a true living Western Icon, still sittin’ TALL in the saddle, shootin’ straight and talkin’ true, as the old cowboy saying goes. I know I did (somewhere) see your photos of your lovely-self when you attended one of the events where he appeared to meet and greet his many fans. And there’s always long lines waiting to shake his and his lovely wife, Susan’s hands. I hope you got the chance to do so too.
I see he won’t be attending the upcoming June Memphis Film Festival which is a big disappointment but understandable since nowadays TALL men don’t fly well no matter how hard they flap their arms stay with me, just threw in a little levity. Anyone over 6 feet has a lot of trouble flying in these new ‘updated’ airplanes. My beloved at 6’5” always flew first class for the leg room but that was then and now…?....I don’t know if there still is a first class anymore. My son, tall as his Dad, travels a lot and has the same problem. IMHO, only TALL folks should be designers, we all would benefit. mystica says on 14/Apr/11
Hey Silverminx, Yup, there's a picture like that somewhere. I didn't post it though. Maybe someone else did. ...BUT there sure are those crowds wherever our hero goes! Clint still has that magnetism that just pulls those folks in. He is one awesome man, in more ways than one! Silverminx says on 13/Apr/11
Yo mystica...wasn't it you that posted a photo of the chalk-line to control the crowds waiting for a up close and personal fist-bump with our TALL dark and handsome hero at a recent event..??...it's truly amazing that Clint Walker is still riding taLL, shootin' straight and speakin' the truth! mystica says on 12/Apr/11
Silverminx, interesting what you say about voting for Clint for President. Whenever I tell folks about the huge crowds Clint attracts at these festivals they always comment, "He should run for President!" ...He's got my vote! ;) Silverminx says on 11/Apr/11
While there were gunfighters that carried two pistols, the average cowpoke wouldn't have been able to afford two pistols since one was about three or more months pay. There were various kinds of guns that cowboys used. They fell into two categories: hand gun and rifle. The most common handguns were the Derringer and the Colt .45; as for rifles there was the Winchester. Most of the time guns were used for shooting animals for food. Occasionally, a cowboy might have to use one against Indians or rustlers.
The star of old westerns, and the gun most often hung in the gun belt of western pioneers was the Peace Maker from Colt. The official name was the "Colt Single Action Army .45" or the "SAA". The historical masterpiece of Colt first went on sale in 1873, and was just as valued as the Winchester M1873 rifle, The Gun That Won The West. TaLL handsome Clint Walker is selling his own on his website with beautiful artwork and trimmed in 24K gold, it’s a beauty. Gotta be handled with cotton-white gloves and it's worth it. Silverminx says on 10/Mar/11
If it waz possible...even better news....both TALL man Clint Walker and James Drury will be appearing this month at the Festival Of The West in Scottsdale Arizon-ie.....www.festivalofthewest.com....shine up those silver spurs and mozey on over. Silverminx says on 1/Mar/11
Great News! James Drury will be at Western Legends Roundup in Kanab Utah in August! Check out his updated schedule on "www.thevirginian.net"....what an rip-roaring event it will be! Nuttin' holding this cowboy back...! Silverminx says on 23/Feb/11
Update on James Drury...his August, 2011, appearance schedule is now "pending" with no commitments so scratch that Western Legends appearance until further notice. He certainly had an active year in 2010 appearing all around he country and may just need a breather or two...all our best wishes to him and it's worth visiting his website for his great videos...! Silverminx says on 22/Feb/11
Ahem….to get back on subject……Don Megowan was on many “Cheyenne” episodes. He stood around 6’5”or 6/6”…ditto Clint Walker. In different scenes Don looks a scooch taller than Clint and then in other scenes he looks a scooch shorter….and then in most scenes they are eye to eye tall……interesting… we think it has to do with ‘perspective’ i.e., which man is closer to camera in a particular scene. Either way they both were truly taLL and good looking men. Sadly Dan has passed but Clint, Bless him, is still the tall handsome man he ever was. Being in his early 80’s hasn’t stopped this cowboy and it looks like it’s a-go for his personal appearance at this year’s Kanab annual Western Legends Roundup. And what a time it will be with “The Virginian’s” James Drury and cast members also scheduled! U can check it out at the Western Legends Roundup website….! Anonymous says on 21/Feb/11
This is my favorite webpage of all time! Click Here -Louis I. V.C says on 10/Feb/11
I think Clint is 6'5" & Jim Arness is 6'6" on socks. Most of us are measured with shoes anyway.I recalled watching Ron Ely next to Big Clint & Clint was probably an inch taller & Ron is a solid 6'4". Loved watching him when he played Tarzan & Doc Savage in the seventies. Silverminx says on 6/Feb/11
Clint Walker/Cheyenne....handsome and taLL in the saddle with his speedy Colt pistol and Winchester rifle kept the peace...we say "Cheyenne For President". We'd vote for him...! Anonymous says on 4/Feb/11
The pistol Clint carried in Cheyenne looked like a Colt 45. Silverminx says on 30/Jan/11
Mr. Walker is selling, on his website, a("Cheyenne") Tribute rifle that is a working Model 92 rifle that I believe is a replica of the one he used in the show. As for the handgun...I have no information on it. tim says on 27/Jan/11
what kind of gun did clint walker carry in the show the cheyenne show? Autry Herndon says on 11/Jan/11
I have read what most of the men are saying about Clint's heitht, they basically can't believe it. You know what, the man was 10 feet tall in. It is not so much his actually height but the way he carried himself. I have a cusin that is 6'7" tall and he could never meet or excell Clint Walker's height. So the actual number means nothing. I will always love him and what he represents in a man. I only wish that 1/2 the men in the world could be a Clint Walker. Davy says on 7/Jan/11
Just watched an old Cheyenne show and it showed a clear shot of Mr. Walker standing beside Don Megowan (listed at 6'6") who is clearly at least 1 1/2" or 2" taller than Mr. Walker. I have always admired him though whatever his height and he will always stand head and shoulders above the majority of actors in pure decency and credibility. Kim says on 4/Jan/11
I read somewhere that Clint actually designed his hat band with the silver arrowheads. Might even have been on here! I didnt feel like plowing through all of these posts to see though. I assume that's true! Pretty cool, huh? PatB says on 31/Dec/10
The movies are like the army. When I was in the army I was the second tallest guy in the regiment. That was because they wouldn't take you if you were 6'7" or taller. The really big guys weren't allowed in. Some of that was because the regular aremy chothes wouldn't fit but most of it was because you wouldn't look right - you'd be too tall in formation, your head would stick out above the others. Similarly Clint Walker was just about at the very top of the informal height limit Hollywood has for male actors. There are bigger guys in the movies of course but not in actual acting roles. In "Troy" for example Tyler Mane and Nathan Jones are both much, much bigger than Walker but they are only on screen to look big, not to project a character. Clint Walker and Chuck Conners were just about as big as a leading man man can be in the flics. Even so they both would have probably had bigger careers if they had been an inch or two shorter. Silverminx says on 31/Dec/10
Kay...you could make one yourself. There are online sites selling arrowheads which you could order and put on a band custom sized to your pal/fan's hat size. I'm sure Clint's had was also custom made for the series as was all the great shirts he wore. Don't think you'd find those neat silver ones though... Kay says on 28/Dec/10
I have a friend who is a die-hard Clint Walker fan. He has been looking for a hat band like the one he wore on his hat in the Cheyenne tv series. Anyone have any idea where I could find this item and make my friends day? Silverminx says on 25/Dec/10
Merry Blessed Christmas Clint Walker fans! As a special Christmas present for his fans, Clint and Susan are now selling the complete Second Season of "Cheyenne", and the new "Fort Dobbs" DVD, on their website...and for a big bonus Clint will sign them himself. What a great way to start the New Year. Dan says on 9/Dec/10
To Bob who bragged about being taller than Clint Walker.Clint is 6ft.7"tall and his physique was perfect in 2009 in Kanab.Clint is a great man who is confident enough to have self-deprecating humor BOB.
You, on the other hand,seem to be insecure,very much so.You are attacking Clint because you are inferior.I do not think anyone on this site needs your negative false bravado.
Bob,why don't you go elsewhere and leave Clint and his fans alone. Deb says on 8/Dec/10
That link works great, Cowgirl. Thanks! Cowgirl says on 5/Dec/10
Don't know why that link doesn't work either. See if this link works. Try Click Here Deb says on 5/Dec/10
Not sure what is going on with the link I posted but to get to the fan club site, type in Click Here in your browser's address line and then add .COM at the end. Deb says on 4/Dec/10
There is already a fan club. It's at Click Here Clint keeps his fans informed through both the fan club and his web site. Please come join us, it's a great group of people and I'm sure you'd find it interesting. Johnny G says on 3/Dec/10
still would be nice if the Walker's would add a fan club on his site - just maybe respond to a few question per month - he still is and will be my favorite actor - it was a great era the 50's & early 60's - when men were men Angeline says on 30/Nov/10
I am 55. I have always admired Mr. Walker, even before I found out he was from Hartford, IL a small town a few miles from my hometown. I didn't like westerns when I was a child but wheni moved to Mesa in 1975, I fell in love with all of it. I am watching 'the Imposter' of Cheyenne now. I visited the Festival of the West two years ago in Scottsdale and was pleased to meet Mr. & Mrs. Walker. He signed my drawing of Mr. Walker beautifully rendered by Buck Taylor. I will cherish it forever. I miss an era I was not old enough to enjoy. My heroes will always be the western stars, next to Jesus. Steve says on 26/Nov/10
I've been a Clint Walker fan since the Dirty Dozen, and own most of his movies. I've also been a huge Superman fan for the past 20 or more years, and own all of his movies and hundreds of his comics. The Clint Walker from the late 60's would have been the perfect Superman...he had it all...the lantern jaw, the thick black hair, the deep voice, the tall muscular frame (watch him in Dirty Dozen, or Night of the Grizzly), plus his acting was perfect for the role. In all of his movies, he came across as humble and honest, but willing to fight if he needed to...just like Superman. I'm telling you guys, there has never been anyone more perfect to play Kal-El than Clint Walker. We just need a time machine to bring the late 60's Clint to present day. Bob Reeves says on 11/Nov/10
I met Mr. Walker and his wife at a Hollywood collectable show in Chicago around 2004.I remember them being very warm and down to earth.As Clint was greeting some of his fans at the table set up for him,his wife and I walked around the huge room looking at collectables and talking about all sorts of things with her.Clint autographed my "Night of the Grizzly" movie poster and I was lucky to get my photo taken with him and his wife!They were very humble and gracious to me and I will always cherish the chance of meeting them!!! Thank you so much for the memory Mr. and Mrs. Walker!! Sincerely,Bob Reeves 11-11-10 Anonymous says on 5/Nov/10
You can buy the Great Bank Robbery from Warner Brothers. They have it on their website. Clint fan forever says on 4/Nov/10
I have loved Clint Walker all my life, and will until I die. I am collecting the movies and have the first season of Cheyenne. It saddens me that the subsequent seasons are not going to be available. What a shame. Something should be done about that. I cannot find films such as Hardcase or the Great Bank Robbery. Hopefully, VHS or DVDs of these films will show up soon.
I am absolutely obsessed with Clint Walker. I can't get enough of him. His sincerity, honesty, masculinity, and charming humbleness make him one in a million.
I listened to an interview with him where he talked about the horse, Brandy, standing 16 hands high (4" is a hand). Clint said Brandy never let him down. Clint definitely needs a tall horse to handle his big frame and weight. I have a 15-2 hand quarter horse and have difficulty mounting (I'm 5'6") and my stirrups do not go below his barrel. Clint's feet and stirrups hang below Brandy's barrel, and Clint mounts so easily. For me, a horse that I could mount that easily would have to be 14 hands. Clint also said that he didn't know how to ride when he first became Cheyenne, and he was told he'd either become a great rider, or a dead one. Well, it's obvious he became a great rider - a natural. He was always kind and gentle with the horses - I know what to look for in movies and western shows to see if the animals are treated right. And Clint never mistreated any animal. Clint's voice, speaking and singing, is magnificent. He puts such emotion and feeling into his songs - you know he really feels the words and music. Those blue eyes are mezmerizing. To dream of a man like Clint being in my life is something that will never come true - but I can still dream. Thank God that Clint's skiing accident didn't take him from us. God didn't want him yet - God had plans for Clint on this earth awhile longer. Gossip and scandal have never been heard about Clint Walker. He has lived, and still does, a life of honesty and dignity. God bless you Clint. Please know that you are greatly loved and admired by people like me, who were children when you first became an actor and captivated us with the good you taught by example on the old TV sets we had. Stay healthy and happy and let the Son shine in your life every day. AML says on 28/Oct/10
Clint Walker as Superman. I wish that was a historical FACT. Perfect profile for being raised on a farm and his physique? Just right-not overly cut. Would undoubtly have had him fill out the costume right. Strong voice. Now if he were as capable of the Clark/Superman persona/character transitions as Reeve was... Superman? Oh YEAH! Batman? Oh NO! Can't agree with Saunders on that statement. A tad(just a tad) to large for Bruce Wayne.You have to remember-That those two are NOT physically interchangeable. Supes has at least two inches on Bats and about twenty pounds. Superfan 380 mentioned Dwayne Johnson. Not to go off subject, but he should get back in the gym and try out for the role of Prince Namor. Just LOOK at Him! Supermanfan380 says on 24/Oct/10
Clint Walker is known as an honest man, almost to a the point of a fault. If he says 6'6", and means in his prime I give him the benefit of the doubt.
I could easily see it as a situation of morning height. Say he was 6'5" after noon, but when he rolled out of bed a solid 6'6".
His physique varied, but at his most musculer, his "prime", it would be fair to guess his weight at about 245 to 255 pounds, solid muscle. He did not shave off his body hair, or get oiled up so one does not really get an appreciation of how well he would stack up next to a modern "muscular" actor in Muscularity.
Keep in mind that The Rock, Dwayne Johnson, is only about 220-225 these days, and Walker had about the same build, albiet on a taller frame, hence heavier. |
