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04/02/2025

We are saddened at the death of Val Kilmer, whose portrayal of Doc Holliday in the movie "Tombstone" brought Doc back into the cultural zeitgeist. Our prayers are with his family and friends.

TOMBSTONE "Best Doc Holiday Scenes" Part 1 (1993) Val KilmerPLOT: Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) and his brothers, Morgan (Bill Paxton) and Virgil (Sam Elliott), ...

03/04/2025

🚨 New Merch Drop! 🚨

History buffs and Wild West fans—this one’s for you! 🤠 Saddle up and rep the legends with our brand-new 100% organic cotton t-shirts, featuring icons like Jesse James, Bass Reeves, Wyatt Earp, and Doc Holliday. 🔥 Only $35 with FREE shipping! 🔥

02/07/2025

Thank you, Filmhub!

12/13/2024

‘Tis the season for giving back! As the holiday season unfolds—a time for generosity and community—we are proud to highlight the meaningful contributions of our founder, Dana Celeste Robinson. Known for bringing powerful lived experiences to the public through filmmaking at Knox Robinson Films, Robinson has extended her impact into healthcare by co-authoring key research in "The American Journal of Perinatology" inspired by her own journey as a NICU parent. Discover how this research is shaping brighter futures for premature infants and their families.

Dive into the full story and join us in celebrating advancements that make a real difference by clicking on the link below.

Thank you for your continued engagement with Knox Robinson Films as we celebrate the spirit of the holiday season through stories and contributions that extend beyond the screen. We wish you a joyful and enriching holiday season.

Filmmaker's contribution to Neonatal Research entitled "Engaging Clinical and Community Stakeholders in Neonatal Neuroprotection," published in "The American Journal of Perinatology".

12/04/2024

In this clip from our documentary "In Search of Bass Reeves", historian Art Burton explores the enslavement of Black Americans by Native American tribes. "In Search of Bass Reeves" is now streaming worldwide on Tubi - https://bit.ly/40o2RYU and Amazon Prime Video: https://amzn.to/3CU1rwf.

11/20/2024

In this clip from our documentary “In Search of Bass Reeves”, retired U.S. Marshal Robert Moore explores the groundbreaking appointment of Frederick Douglass as the first Black U.S. Marshal for Washington D.C. "In Search of Bass Reeves" is now streaming worldwide on Tubi - https://bit.ly/40o2RYU and Amazon Prime Video - https://amzn.to/3CKPWH4

11/13/2024

In honor of our veterans, this week we examine Henry Ossian Flipper’s journey to becoming the first African American to graduate from the United States Military Academy at West Point. Not only is it a story of resilience and perseverance, but his life and career, marked by discrimination and injustice, also held remarkable achievements in engineering, public service, and literature. From his birth into slavery to his eventual pardon by the U.S. government, Henry’s story serves as an inspiring legacy of overcoming adversity in the pursuit of justice and honor. Read more at the link below.

Henry Ossian Flipper’s journey to becoming the first African American to graduate from the United States Military Academy at West Point is a story of resilience and perseverance. His life and career, marked by discrimination and injustice, also highlight his remarkable achievements in engineering,...

10/30/2024

In the annals of U.S. Marshal history, a few legendary names stand out—Bass Reeves, Wyatt Earp, Heck Thomas, Sam Sixkiller and among them, Bud Ledbetter. Born into a turbulent era of the American frontier, Bud Ledbetter’s career as a lawman saw him pitted against some of the most notorious outlaws in the West. Known for his tenacity, courage, and tracking abilities, he became one of the most effective deputies in U.S. history. He was also one of two men who frequently visited Bass Reeves on his deathbed in the final days of his life. This article delves into the life, career, and legacy of Bud Ledbetter, examining his role in shaping the law enforcement landscape of the American West and his lasting friendship with Bass Reeves. Read more by clicking on the link below.

Born into a turbulent era of the American frontier, Bud Ledbetter’s career as a lawman saw him pitted against some of the most notorious outlaws in the West. Known for his tenacity, courage, and tracking abilities, he became one of the most effective deputies in U.S. history. He was also one of tw...

10/23/2024

The Buffalo Soldiers hold a revered place in American history, symbolizing a legacy of resilience, courage, and patriotism. These brave soldiers served in the U.S. Army during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, leaving an indelible mark on the country’s military and cultural history. One notable figure among them was Bynum Colbert, who not only served as a Buffalo Soldier but went on to become a distinguished Deputy U.S. Marshal working alongside the legendary lawman Bass Reeves. In this article, we will explore the comprehensive history of the Buffalo Soldiers, with a special focus on the life and accomplishments of Bynum Colbert. Read more by clicking on the link below.

The Buffalo Soldiers hold a revered place in American history, symbolizing a legacy of resilience, courage, and patriotism. Bynum Colbert not only served as a Buffalo Soldier but went on to become a distinguished Deputy U.S. Marshal working alongside the legendary lawman Bass Reeves. In this article...

10/09/2024

As we continue to examine the world in which Bass Reeves lived, we turn our attention this week to the Creek Freedman child who was once labeled "the richest Black girl in America". Sarah Rector's remarkable journey from a Creek Freedman child to becoming the richest Black girl in America is one of the most fascinating stories in American history. Her life was dramatically transformed in 1913 when oil was discovered on her land in Oklahoma (formerly Indian Territory), a moment that not only changed her personal fortunes but also highlighted the complex socio-political landscape of the Creek Nation. Read more about her life by clicking the link below.

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Sarah Rector's remarkable journey from a Creek Freedman child to becoming the richest Black girl in America is one of the most fascinating stories in American history. Her life was dramatically transformed in 1913 when oil was discovered on her land, a moment that not only changed her personal fortu...

10/07/2024

Thanks to our friends at True West Magazine for the review of our documentary in the May/June issue. Read tidbits from the review and more at the link below.

True West magazine publishes a glowing review of "In Search of Bass Reeves", a documentary that seeks to separate myth from reality about the legendary Deputy U.S. Marshal Bass Reeves.

10/02/2024

Judge Isaac C. Parker, often referred to as the “Hanging Judge,” is one of the most iconic and controversial figures of the American Old West. Born on October 15, 1838, in Barnesville, Ohio, Parker grew up to become a federal judge known for his strict interpretation and enforcement of the law in one of the most lawless regions of the country—the Indian Territory, which is now part of modern-day Oklahoma. During his 21-year career, Parker presided over more than 13,000 cases and became synonymous with justice, law, and order in a frontier known for its chaos. His legacy is complex, combining an unwavering commitment to the rule of law with an infamous reputation for sentencing criminals to death. Learn more about his life, career, and legacy by clicking on the link below.

Judge Isaac C. Parker, often referred to as the "Hanging Judge," is one of the most iconic and controversial figures of the American Old West. In this article, we’ll explore the life, career, and long-lasting impact of Judge Isaac C. Parker.