Here's what the Iverson Movie Ranch obsession is all about ...
For an introduction to this blog and to the obsession a growing number of vintage film and TV fans have with the Iverson Movie Ranch — the most widely filmed location site in movie and TV history — please read our introductory post, found here. Otherwise, please read on ... and forgive our sporadic posts.
• To go right to the great Iverson cinematographers,click here.
• Here's a link to Garden of the Gods, the best-known section of the Iverson Movie Ranch (featured in the movie "Stagecoach," the "Lone Ranger" TV show and hundreds of other productions).
• To find other rock features or look up movie titles, TV shows, actors and production people, see the "labels" section on the right side of the page, below.
Here's a screen shot from cinematographer Robert Cline's 1942 Range Busters masterpiece, "Thunder River Feud
." The large rock formation behind the rider is Hangdog. This is the "gladiator armor" view of Hangdog, which has a wide range of intriguing looks from various angles.
Here's what Hangdog looks like today. It's located in the "Above Nyoka" area of the Iverson Movie Ranch, just northeast of Nyoka Cliff.
Here's another view of Hangdog.
More posts about Hangdog can be found here.
