Roy Rogers, King of the Cowboys

The documentary captures Thys Ockersen's quest to reconnect with his childhood memories of Roy Rogers films. It begins in Amsterdam, where he meets Roy's granddaughter, Mindy, and continues as he travels to meet co-stars and the director William Witney. The film also features the Roy Rogers Museum in Victorville, showcasing memorabilia and the stuffed horse Trigger, which adds to the historical significance of Rogers' legacy.

With a runtime of 80 minutes, this film offers insights into the impact of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans on American culture. It highlights the enduring appeal of Westerns and the nostalgia they evoke, making it a noteworthy find for fans of the genre. The documentary balances personal anecdotes with historical context, appealing to both collectors of Western memorabilia and those interested in film history.