The Grey Fox (1982) – Official Re-Release Trailer

New 4K restoration! After decades in prison, stagecoach robber Bill Miner (Richard Farnsworth) emerges in 1901 a free man without a place in 20th century society… until he sees The Great Train Robbery and is inspired to once again do what he does best.

[AnthonyMonaghan]

Richard Farnsworth is a treasure. A relatively unknown actor who shines in every he movie he appears in. I saw this years ago and would love to see it again.

[gordmacdonald]

I saw this when it was first released in 83. It has always been in my top 5 favorite movies. In the 90s, it played at The Uptown Theatre on Young street in Toronto. I parked my taxi and had to see it again. I was the Only person in the theater.

[mickfoil]

I saw this with my father during its first release, and I have been praying for it to come back on DVD. I remember it coming out on VHS ages ago but this is such a handsome, beautiful film that I'm glad it finally got the 4K treatment it deserves. Richard Farnsworth was a gem. He was well nicknamed "Diamond". That was a fine actor.

[Littlewolf]

A truly memorable movie! I thoroughly enjoyed it at the time, & would DEFINITELY like to see it again. Richard Farnsworth. RIP 💔😥

[Sanlene]

It's grand that this movie has finally found it's way to video. It is among my 3 favorite movies. It is a work of art.

[drewblack]

I’ve been waiting for 15 years to see this movie so long ago that I don’t remember how I heard about it. My dvd came in the mail today. The wait was worth it’s perfect.

[shiningprince]

I am so excited to see this film again. I wish it were on the big screen like I saw it multiple times the year in came out in 1982. But a 4K restoration will have to do!

[MidWestConcertVideo]

I'm glad this is finally getting a restoration and release. It's incredibly beautiful film, but unfortunately got caught in the death of Francis Ford Coppola's American Zoetrope studio.

[christophertsiliacos]

There was another "Grey Fox" who was infamous, and probably the most prolific of all stagecoach robbers in American history; he was credited for holding up twenty-nine stagecoaches between 1875 and 1883 in northern California. He had no known accomplices during his robberies. He “worked” alone. His name was Charles E. Boles aka: “Black Bart.” He also became renowned as the “Poet Highwayman.” He was finally tracked down and captured in San Francisco, California by Wells Fargo & Company’s Express’ chief detective: James B. Hume.

[aap]

Paul Thomas Anderson must have seen this film. Stylistically and..."I've got ambitions in me that just won't quit."

[DavidThomas-fbbq]

Seeing that it was based on a true story is remarkable. Stranger than fiction.

[njuham]

I saw it on VHS rental in the 80's, and about 10 years ago there was a good copy on Youtube.

[Barot]

Thank you for restoring this wonderful film!

[johnprovince]

I have two videocassettes that I handle like precious jewels.

[closertothetruth]

Farnsworth got to live 80 long years, i read he lived on a ranch and at the end with terminal cancer put himself out of his suffering a bit like the cowboys he played.

[tparbs]

WHEN is this DVD coming out? I'm dying to see it (never seen it before). I can only find that it's summer, 2020. :(

[MVerdoux]

Please tell me this is FINALLY going to come out on home video!

[jimjimmyjames]

If some stupid pandemic hadn’t hogged the attention, this release would have been heralded by every outlet that covers the movies. So glad this was finally done!

[mcabros]

You can watch this "4k restoration" now on Kinomarquee but the streaming quality is hot garbage

[tubbers]

I'll put a window through your head. 😊