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Why are all the cowboys in the old films always middle aged or older?


Because all the young ones were mincing about on broke back mountain hun :P

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7 Responses to “Why are all the cowboys in the old films always middle aged or older?”

  1. I think it’s probably just one of those things, plus they’ll be experienced too.
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  2. haha i’d never noticed that but now u mention it i guess they are – when you think of it, i read somewhere that the average life span in the wild west was abt 43 yrs …. myabe they are all young guys who just had a hard life haha :)
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  3. `cos the young ones have all been killed by the older ones,
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  4. yeah, I never thought about that before. You would think a younger actor would play a cowboy in movies because the old west was dangerous and most people didn’t live past 35. I think an older actor gives the character a more experienced, tougher look as if he’s seen it all and been through it all.
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  5. Roy Rogers definitely wasn’t "middle-aged"; I coveted his horse, "Trigger"!
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  6. ↑ ιѕη'т ѕнє ℓσνєℓу؟ on February 26th, 2010 at 1:36 am

    I think it’s because old people seem to be more wise than younger ones.
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  7. Because all the young ones were mincing about on broke back mountain hun :P
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