Roy Rogers and Trigger Star in King of the Cowboys
Roy Rogers recalls his cherished horse Trigger as a cornerstone of his career. The AMC retrospective Roy Rogers: King of the Cowboys traces his rise from Ohio to film stardom, his family losses, and Trigger’s lasting legacy in a northern California museum. Rogers, now 81, reflects on decades of triumphs and tragedy, and the enduring bond with his iconic horse.
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Ostage
Cee
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Rogers
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Rogers’ Museum
California
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Ohio
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The
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I Pictures
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Evans
Germany
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Ea Heen
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Gay comic Buddy Cole breaks ground in TV comedy
Canadian comedian Scott Thompson and his Buddy Cole persona push gay humor into mainstream TV. In Living Color's diverse cast joins Thompson as his barroom monologue riff wins attention. Thompson insists humor can challenge older viewers while reflecting culture's shift toward queers in pop.
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China
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CBS
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Toronto
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