The Interpreter Audie Murphy tv western Whispering Smith

The Interpreter Audie Murphy tv western Whispering Smith

5 Responses to The Interpreter Audie Murphy tv western Whispering Smith

  1. atkenos says:

    well said Michael H. Well said.

  2. Michael Holasek says:

    I can’t understand why the Whispering Smith series wasn’t a hit when it premiered in 1961. There were some complaints that it was pioneering in excessive violence, but that could have been worked out. The plots were clever and philosophical; the stars were Audie Murphy (the most-decorated soldier in WWII–and a strikingly handsome, very talented actor)–and Guy Mitchell, a likeable hit singer. The voice-over narration was a good feature. The opening theme music was memorable. Some plots were so exciting and memorable that I’ve thought about them for decades. Even Audie Murphy’s slight Texas accent was appealing. What did the American public WANT on TV in 1961? THANKS to WESTERNS on the WEB and its sponsor for these episodes!!!

    • actionsub says:

      Whispering Smith was a summer replacement when it first aired. Production of the series had been delayed twice over two years; once when Sam Buffington, who played Smith’s boss, committed suicide; and again when Guy Mitchell, who played Smith’s sidekick, was seriously injured in a riding accident. The uproar over violence on TV was a major thing in the early 60s, with at least one series (The Dakotas) being canceled because of complaints over a scene where the lawmen chased two outlaws into a church and shot them. Audie Murphy got dragged into a Senate hearing on violence after complaints about a Whispering Smith episode; and by that time all the problems with getting the show on the air in the first place had him burnt out on TV altogether, and he returned to doing movies.

  3. macdonald says:

    the great audie murphy.thanks

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