Greatest Westerns where the leading actor never got his due, nor, did the movie.
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Or "My Darling Clementine." Henry Fonda (Wyatt), Tim Holt (Virgil), and Ward Bond (Morgan) as the Earps. Victor Mature played Holliday, he couldn’t hold a candle to either Quaid or Kilmer but it’s impossible to make Doc boring. It’s a fun film.
Ford directed this. Some directors are never boring, Ford, Hawks, Spielberg, QT.
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Super picks by everyone.
Another great one which might have been mentioned:
She Wore A Yellow Ribbon. The best of John Ford's famous cavalry trilogy starring The Duke in one of his legendary roles. A couple enduring scenes from that flick:
Wayne's troop leaves the fort with a couple chicks in tow (long story); and Sergeant Quincannon as an Irish mauler with an affinity for jokes and alcohol...not necessarily in that order.
They don't make them like this anymore.
Another great one which might have been mentioned:
She Wore A Yellow Ribbon. The best of John Ford's famous cavalry trilogy starring The Duke in one of his legendary roles. A couple enduring scenes from that flick:
Wayne's troop leaves the fort with a couple chicks in tow (long story); and Sergeant Quincannon as an Irish mauler with an affinity for jokes and alcohol...not necessarily in that order.
They don't make them like this anymore.