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George Hayes

George Hayes

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  • beloved actor

    • Sissyjo
    • 2011-11-05

    He made the whole movies he was in much better and more lite hearted. ? was the father of dale evans thank you

  • GABBY HAYES

    • A. WALTERS
    • 2010-08-12

    He was always the most entertaining guy in any of the western movies that he appeared in. No matter who the leading actor is in these films, there also has to be a great supporting actor beside them to make it work. And he was great!

  • Tall in the Saddle-1944

    • Dan Kinnear
    • 2010-03-23

    George Gabby Hayes was vantastic in this movie. He has always been my hero and favourite actor. I am glad he got his reconition that he deserved.

  • GABBY HAYES

    • DAVE
    • 2009-03-04

    GABBY HAYES BORN WELLSVILLE, NEW YORK. BEST SIDE-KICK OF WESTERNS STARS= JOHN WAYNE, ROY ROGERS, HOPALONG CASSIDY, RANDOLPH SCOTT. DIED AGE 83.,

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