Good-Bye, My Lady

Young "Skeeter" (Brandon De Wilde) and his guardian uncle Jesse (Walter Brennan) are having a heavy talk in the Mississippi swamp when they first encounter the Basenji for whom the film is named, early in William A. Wellman's Good-Bye, My Lady, 1956.

Skeeter (Brandon De Wilde) visits Mississippi swamp neighbor Bonnie (Louise Beavers), and her hired man Gates (Sidney Poitier), wondering if they know about the odd dog he's found in the woods, in Good-Bye, My Lady, 1956, directed by William A. Wellman.

Skeeter (Brandon De Wilde) and Uncle Jesse (Walter Brennan) with their boisterous in-town friend Cash (Phil Harris), who's brought his prize dogs to chase down the odd animal they've found in the swamp, in Good-Bye, My Lady, 1956, produced by John Wayne.