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This site is devoted to the Western as one of the oldest genre of the cinema. You can find here a lot information about the history of this genre, the outstanding persons of this genre, about actors and directors of the films, and of course about the films. We'll be happy to read your comments to the films' reviews and to know about your favourite films. 

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Cobb, Lee J. (1911-76)

Cobb, Lee J.Actor, born Leo Jacob. Although Lee Cobb had had a suc cessful year or two with New York's Group Theatre, he began his Western career billed tenth in a Hopalong Cassidy  movie. Far better things lay ahead. A weighty and deliberate actor, he gave perhaps his finest Western performance as the crazed outlaw Dock Tobin in Anthony Mann's Man of the West. And there was a moment elsewhere which Western addicts recall with undying affection. It came in Siegel's Coogan's Bluff. when Cobb's New York cop gazed wearily at Eastwood's naive Western lawman, and, humouring him all the way, agreed that 'a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do'

 
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