Shane, Come Back! - Shane (8/8) Movie CLIP (1953) HD

CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Shane (Alan Ladd) rides out of the town alone, with young Joey (Brandon De Wilde) calling out to no avail, "Shane, come back."

FILM DESCRIPTION:
The simple story of a Wyoming range war is elevated to near-mythical status in producer/director George Stevens' Western classic Shane. Alan Ladd plays the title character, a mysterious drifter who rides into a tiny homesteading community and accepts the hospitality of a farming family. Patriarch Joe Starrett (Van Heflin) is impressed by the way Shane handles himself when facing down the hostile minions of land baron Emile Meyer, though he has trouble placing his complete trust in the stranger, as his Marion (Jean Arthur) is attracted to Shane in spite of herself, and his son Joey (Brandon De Wilde) flat-out idolizes Shane. When Meyer is unable to drive off the homesteaders by sheer brute strength, he engages the services of black-clad, wholly evil hired gun Jack Wilson (Jack Palance). The moment that Wilson shows he means business by shooting down hotheaded farmer Frank Torrey (Elisha Cook Jr.) is the film's most memorable scene: after years of becoming accustomed to carefully choreographed movie death scenes, the suddenness with which Torrey's life is snuffed out -- and the force with which he falls to the ground -- are startling. Shane knows that a showdown with Wilson is inevitable; he also knows that, unintentionally, he has become a disruptive element in the Starrett family. The manner in which he handles both these problems segues into the now-legendary "Come back, Shane" finale. Cinematographer Loyal Griggs imbues this no

CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1953)
Cast: Brandon De Wilde, Alan Ladd
Director: George Stevens
Producers: Ivan Moffat, George Stevens
Screenwriters: A.B. Guthrie Jr., Jack Sher, Jack Schaefer

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[mgmaroni]

Oh my god the ending of “Town with No Name” was actually a reference I am now rejuvenated

[jtbowen-hitchings]

I saw this film when I was 6 years old, and i had tears in my eyes during this scene. Now I'm 73, it STILL brings a lump to my throat. Victor Youngs musical score is one of the most beautiful haunting scores ever.(Pass the tissues please)

[klein]

12% of comments: Damn this is a classic!

88% of comments: My name’s not Shane, Kid.

[ruby]

"Come back, shane!"
*bang*
My name's not Shane, kid.
*flies into space on a train*

[lisaodmsck]

The love that boy felt for Shane was more formidable than any bad guy he came across. He could kill or fight the troublemakers but that love was stronger. Truly one of the best films ever.

[mobiusraptor]

In the original, he shoots the kid, says "My name's not Shane, kid", then the train flies to space.

[niallreid]

This ending speech absolutely elevated this already great film for me. Such a nuanced, powerful movie. The one thing Shane was good at was the one thing he didn't want to do anymore.

I hope wherever Shane went he found peace.

[puffygasp]

"We want you Shan-"

*Bang*

"My name's not Shane, kid."

[dudelebowski]

Can't believe that they made an entire movie out of the ending of The Town with No Name.

Such hard work, dedication and inspiration is needed to adapt and make a movie out of it. Genuinely makes me proud of the writers and the director of this movie.

[madbrosheo]

Glad to see “The Town with No Name” got an HD Remake.

[Klesh]

My name is Shane and I've never seen this movie, but every other person I meet...SHANE COME BACK ...!! ...

[DmarcusBaus]

Kid: Come back, Shane.

Shane: So anyway, I started blasting.

[Binary]

Joey, there's no living with... with a killing. There's no going back from one. Right or wrong, it's a brand. A brand sticks. There's no going back. Now you run on home to your mother, and tell her... tell her everything's all right. And there aren't any more guns in the valley.

He still had time

[mrkbubby]

2012: this is the best scene!
2019 & 2020: M Y N A M E ' S N O T S H A N E K I D

[aubrey]

"So this is what it feels like."

[thesloth]

We never find out if Shane dies from his injuries or not, though his death is hinted at as he rides past a cemetary called "Boot Hill". In the end, it's not about whether he physically died, but rather than his life or death was now irrelevant because he no longer had a place in the world.

[andrewdeburghdirector]

One of the greatest scenes from one of the greatest films of all time! Exceptional!

[robertallen]

65 year old man and my eyes still water when I watch Shane. Seen it dozens of times.

[FBRACEBEEMER]

THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST MOVING CLOSING SCENES FROM CLASSIC FILMS OF THE PAST A TUE

[hughmanatee]

The boy is the key to this whole beautiful movie. It’s all about what he sees, what he learns and what he will become.