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Biography: Roy Rogers (1994)

Biography: Roy Rogers (1994)
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Part of the Biography television series from A&E, this documentary reviews the career and personal life of actor and singer Roy Rogers. Rogers starred in more than eighty westerns, was well-deserving of his nickname, "King of the Cowboys." He signed with Republic Pictures in 1938 and, with Gene Autry, became one of the country's two most famous cowboys. His films include Under Western Stars, King of the Cowboys, and The Yellow Rose of Texas. His wife, Dale Evans, is also a well-known actress who appeared with him in many of his film roles. To the dismay of his many fans, Rogers never won an Oscar in his forty year film career.

~ John Patrick Sheehan, Rovi

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Part of the Biography television series from A&E, this documentary reviews the career and personal life of actor and singer Roy Rogers. Rogers starred in more than eighty westerns, was well-deserving of his nickname, "King of the Cowboys." He signed with Republic Pictures in 1938 and, with Gene Autry, became one of the country's two most famous cowboys. His films include Under Western Stars, King of the Cowboys, and The Yellow Rose of Texas. His wife, Dale Evans, is also a well-known actress who appeared with him in many of his film roles. To the dismay of his many fans, Rogers never won an Oscar in his forty year film career.

~ John Patrick Sheehan, Rovi

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50 mins
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    Sharon R.

    For all of those people who did not grow up or live during the '40s - '80s, you cannot begin to comprehend the importance and contribution of this man and his wife. Seeing this biography brought me back to the gentility and innocense of the time that is soooo lost to us now. The simple, basic "rightness" and values shown consistently through their lives and their work is without equal. They guided the nation of children growing up. While we have good people and talented artists today, it's true, none rise to level of true hero as did Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. This biography is a good one to see. Their written biography is even more worth the time to read. Sharon - Tucson, AZ

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    Betty J.

    Having read all Dale Evans' books and knowing much about their beginnings and families, this biography was accurate, but left a good bit of information about them out. Still, it is a very good rendition of their lives together.

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    Janell A.

    Very informative and entertaining.

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