The Moonshiner

El episodio se transmitió el 12 oct 1978
TV-G
48min

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7.5/10

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Drama Family Romance

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaBoone Walton is placed in the care of Jason after being charged with bootlegging. John-Boy's old love, Daisy Garner, arrives on the mountain with her daughter Melissa.Boone Walton is placed in the care of Jason after being charged with bootlegging. John-Boy's old love, Daisy Garner, arrives on the mountain with her daughter Melissa.Boone Walton is placed in the care of Jason after being charged with bootlegging. John-Boy's old love, Daisy Garner, arrives on the mountain with her daughter Melissa.

Dirección
- Lawrence Dobkin
Guionistas
- Earl Hamner Jr.
- Jeb Rosebrook
Elenco

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7.5/10

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Dirección
- Lawrence Dobkin
Guionistas
- Earl Hamner Jr.
- Jeb Rosebrook
Elenco

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8/10

Morgan Woodward

Watching the re-showings of The Waltons on MeTV & Hallmark channel, I've seen 'The Moonshiner' a few times and each time I am impressed by Morgan Woodward as cousin Boone, it is a great portrayal of an old man, even though Woodward was only 53 years old at the time, he played a old man of nearly 80 masterfully. Woodward is a very versatile actor, he could play villains, vulnerable men, and sometimes a good man, in just about every genre from westerns to drama to scifi / fantasy; I've come to really respect his body of work and am surprised he never received much recognition from the industry awards cartel.

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Trivia
One of Morgan Woodward's (Boone Walton) most iconic roles was as "Boss Godfrey" in the 1967 film, "Cool Hand Luke." Ralph Waite portrayed a naive, young prisoner in the same film.

Errores
Daisy made a trip to return John-Boy's engagement ring but viewers never saw him give her one.

Citas
Narrator: [narration as John 'John Boy' Walton, Jr. reading from his journal] I well remember my grandfather speaking of the two ideals he felt so much a part of the human spirit. They were, he said, love and loyalty. During that autumn of 1941, his ideals were to be well tested by those people fate and the changing times would return to Waltons Mountain. It was a time when our brother, Jason, most keenly felt the loss of our grandfather.