Lest We Forget

1937
10 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuMGM hosts a salute to Will Rogers (1875-1935) shortly after his death. After a few words from Gary Cooper and Harry Carey, a look at Rogers' fatal trip with Wiley Post, clips from Rogers' mo... Alles lesenMGM hosts a salute to Will Rogers (1875-1935) shortly after his death. After a few words from Gary Cooper and Harry Carey, a look at Rogers' fatal trip with Wiley Post, clips from Rogers' movies, a proclamation from Oklahoma's governor, and a cowboy ballad sung at sunset. Robert ... Alles lesenMGM hosts a salute to Will Rogers (1875-1935) shortly after his death. After a few words from Gary Cooper and Harry Carey, a look at Rogers' fatal trip with Wiley Post, clips from Rogers' movies, a proclamation from Oklahoma's governor, and a cowboy ballad sung at sunset. Robert Taylor asks the studio audience to contribute to the Will Rogers Memorial Hospital in Sara... Alles lesen

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6,5/10

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Gary Cooper

Self

Robert Taylor

Self

Allan Jones

Self

Harry Carey

Self

Ernest W. Marland

Self - Governor of Oklahoma

Frank Craven

Clip from: State Fair
(Archivfilmmaterial)
(Nicht genannt)

Jane Darwell

Clip from: Life Begins at Forty
(Archivfilmmaterial)
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Louise Dresser

Clip from: David Harum
(Archivfilmmaterial)
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Charles Middleton

Clip from: David Harum
(Archivfilmmaterial)
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Wiley Post

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)
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Will Rogers

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)
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Russell Simpson

Clip from: County Chairman
(Archivfilmmaterial)
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Frank Whitbeck

Narrator
(Synchronisation)
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Nice Tribute

Lest We Forget (1937)

*** (out of 4)

MGM tribute to the late Will Rogers is also a promo piece for his hospital. The film starts off on the tribute side as Gary Cooper, Allan Jones and Harry Carey discuss the late star and how important he was. We then get Robert Taylor talking about the hospital and how any donations would be needed. This is another nice gem that pops up on Turner Classic Movies ever so often. The film runs a very short 6-minutes so there's not too much plot or anything like that. It works nice as a tribute and an interesting bit of history to see how stars would sell their pitch for certain organizations. The movie is good enough for what it is and it's nice seeing someone like Cooper talk about Rogers with such kind words.