Tales of Wells Fargo

Serie de TV
1957–1962
TV-14
1h

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Dale Robertson in Tales of Wells Fargo (1957)

Agent Jim Hardie shifts over its history from being mostly an Agent helping Wells Fargo cope with bad guys, to being the owner of a ranch near San Francisco, California, who still does some Agent work.

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Jim Hardie equilibra su doble vida como agente de Wells Fargo contra forajidos y dueño de un rancho californiano cerca de San Francisco.Jim Hardie equilibra su doble vida como agente de Wells Fargo contra forajidos y dueño de un rancho californiano cerca de San Francisco.Jim Hardie equilibra su doble vida como agente de Wells Fargo contra forajidos y dueño de un rancho californiano cerca de San Francisco.

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Trivia
Dale Robertson, a natural right-hander, taught himself to draw his gun and shoot left-handed, so that his character Jim Hardie would be more distinctive.

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Since the pilot episode, outdoor shots including the sky have frequent incidences of jet contrails on otherwise cloud free days. Sometimes appearing singly, sometimes by handfuls. And sometimes, the sky is clearly very busy;presumably due influence by Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport or Luke Air Force Base. All of which didn't exist in the days of The Old West.

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Edited into Un tiro en la noche (1962)

Bandas sonoras
Wells Fargo Theme
Music by Harry Warren
(Theme music 1961-1962)

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8/10

Good Western Series

As a child, I watched this series and enjoyed it very much. It had all of the aspects of the old "B" westerns, but the acting and writing was so much better. Dale Robertson made a number of "B" movies in his time and I believe that this series was the best of the group. Up until a few years ago, it was hard to find any of the episodes in this series. So, I am glad that it is now being shown on cable TV and the quality is really better than when I watched them many years ago.