King of the Pecos | English Full Movie | Western

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In a saga spanning a decade, the echoes of a tragic past reverberate through the story. John Clayborn, who lost his parents to the hands of the ruthless Texas cattle baron Stiles, has now risen as a lawyer seeking justice. Armed with the law as his weapon, Clayborn sets out to dismantle Stiles' iron grip on the water monopoly and illicit rustling operations. Yet, faced with the walls of legal resistance, Clayborn realizes that he must resort to more drastic measures. With no other choice left, he embraces the path of force, ready to confront the powerful foe that has eluded justice for far too long.
Starring: John Wayne, Muriel Evans, Cy Kendall.
Directed By: Joseph Kane.
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[@bizzybee852]

Thanks! I've seen every John Wayne movie ever made, and I never get tired pf seeing them. I've seen this movie at least four or five times, maybe more, but now people on youtube want to charge you to see John Wayne's early B Westerns, He's my all time favorite actor, but I will not pay to see B westerns I've watched for years for free.

[@TeddyHolland-jd8sg]

I have watched John Wayne all my life and l love his movies

[@philthycat1408]

I used to watch his movies with my Dad. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

[@anthonycrnkovich5241]

This is a fine B-western -- good tight story and the Duke once again proves he already had command of the screen well before STAGECOACH.

[@TinaBrock-w2k]

In the Ole Days a white horse represented victory.Love John Wayne one amazeing actor in all he played in.

[@MrBenjaminCole]

The scenery in this crisp b/w print is terrific.

[@dethray1000]

it was filmed at/by Lone Pine california

[@Paul-lm5gv]

Stiles was played by veteran actor Cy Kendall (1898 - 1953) - a prolific actor. He appeared in 15 films just in the year 1940 alone! Wikipedia: Cyrus Kendall was an American film actor. He appeared in more than 140 films between 1935 and 1950. Kendall's heavy-set, square-jawed appearance and deep voice were perfect for wiseguy roles such as policemen and police chiefs, wardens, military officers, bartenders, reporters, and mobsters.

[@karenhill3970]

Great actor ...yes usually played a stinker ..meany. Like this

[@mrgarner4796]

I love 'Duke' John Wayne movies. Thank you for sharing.

[@billtraver1299]

Check out the horse and rider crash (unscripted,ofcourse) at approximately minute 26. Also they must have used black powder in their blank cartridges so that the shooting would be more visible, hence more dramatic. Fascinating craft of cinema production. Thanks!

[@westernrider100]

And there is brief glimse of the other riders stopping their horses , turning around and saying WTF??????

[@marbleman52]

@@westernrider100 That was neat to see. I cannot think of any other movies where such an obvious situation happened. Maybe the director thought it would not be noticed by the audiences, or maybe it would have cost too much to re-shoot the scene. In either case, it's an interesting blooper.

[@zMuddaFkka]

That horse in the center of the shot tripped on another downed horse and rider lol😂

[@johngraham5948]

John Wayne would be the actor rated #1 playing westerns

[@corkyandteresalight8258]

he did make the producers wealthy.

[@RetiredSchoolCook]

🤠🐴🐄 Thank you 👍 Good ole early John Wayne western 🥰 Good cast 🥰 Many favorite players ❤👍❤

[@richardmcmahon7466]

I have seen most of these early "oaters" that Wayne made. Some of them were "poor", this was one of the better ones.

[@westernrider100]

Looks like the YT recording system changed and lost lost some text. There was a comment concerning the horses always being run, and its no longer there. Most of what I originally typed went into the black hole. As a teen in the 60's, I started riding rental horses with friends and I watched how the movie cowboys rode their horses and I rode rental horses the same way - whipping 'em with the reins to run, yanking the reins to slow 'em down or stop 'em, and running them hard enough to get my money's worth. Karma caught up with me, and I had to pay for a horse. So this explains my statement, " I gotta make a public announcement: don't ride horses the way the movie cowboys rode their mounts."

[@jbfiveash636]

​@@westernrider100what did they do wrong?

[@westernrider100]

@@jbfiveash636 The YT recording system erased and changed some text. The original comment is now only referring to the movies. If you watch the whole bunch off Wayne's earl movies, you'll pick out duds and a few favorites. I retyped my some comments above to explain my statement.

[@NehpetsRellek]

Quaker Oats, Old Fashion Oats, or Mom's Best Oats?

[@blusnuby2]

Me too, pal ! I was bawled-out once by a stable owner for 'gettin my $`s worth' outa one of his broncs. Most horses need to be WALKED for (at least) a half-mile for every quarter mile galloped.@@westernrider100

[@kathleenmoore4019]

John was a cowboy at heart ❤️😊

[@philthycat1408]

Yeehaa !!! 🎄

[@GathKingLeppbertI]

John told his son Patrick he only rode a horse because they paid him. Patrick had wanted a horse for a present.

[@phibber]

Wyatt Earp hung out off screen watching filming of many westerns,...John Wayne said to him,..."you are the real cowboy,....the one we are all trying to imitate".

[@karenhill3970]

Soo great !! Love love John Wayne

[@doge_3213]

Same here!

[@DavidVincentII]

John Wayne always right. A real hero. Man should of been president.

[@MikeSchlesinger]

far right

[@petewitton4466]

Love the Duke.. he was the man

[@bethbartlett5692]

🎥 On John Wayne's works: Those on the lesser side tend to be the earlier, "fillers", shorter stories made for Saturday Matinees, for the younger movie goers. They were block scripts with little in the way of Director and Producer, which have the greater impact on the quality of a movie. (Even a weak actor can appear to be seasoned with a good Director and Production Crew.) John Wayne worked, and worked, and worked, until he finally got the opportunity to work with a Premium Director and Production Company. Director, "John Ford", in "Stagecoach" was his first real quality film and his acting was far better. He often said, "I'm not a good Actor, mostly I play myself . Meaning he may have been in the lead roles, but he largely was. Character Actor. However, he was so experienced, he came to do it with ease. He was such a a staple in Westerns, as I grew up, that he was just "John Wayne" and his Character style unique, he was adored by 95% of the Public. It was his perspective that he carried in his films that folks agreed with and admired.

[@patrickrooney5130]

I've seen this movie a long time ago. Brilliant.

[@edmondhankiewicz5518]

C 'Était l' époque des grands chapeaux, 1930 et plus !!!

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

You are brimful ... of it

[@joselopezmoya9786]

In those days the hero always rode a white horse,like JOHN WAYNE in this movie.

[@westernrider100]

And we know the hero didn't have to clean his horse. So behind the scenes, some barn hand had the task of keeping the horse and its tail spotless white for those few minutes on camera.

[@susanlee8565]

Woudn't want to be a wrangler taking care of that horse.

[@blusnuby2]

I doubt if any REAL cowboy back in the 1870s would ride a white horse; it being much too conspicuous to road agents & Native American war parties...

[@JE-western-rider]

@@susanlee8565 During high school, I worked at a local stable for the summer and one of my jobs was taking cae of a palomino with a spotless whie mane and tail and one of my tasks was to keep the mane and tail spotless white. My "best friend: was laundry blueing which I used when washing the horse's mane and tail.

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

@@blusnuby2 And much more day-to-day, white horses get sunburn worse. And also skin cancer. They do stay cooler though as heat/light bounces off them much more than dark animals. So park that white car to stay cool.

[@AdmiringOceanSunset-sy7ys]

Land grabber's! Law in cottenwood!!! The wild west?the end??? Roa aotearoa nui.

[@brunodesamber5714]

A. Good. Howdy. Classic. One. John. Wayne. Rules. 💯💢💥💫 💣🗯💣🗯💣 perfect. 👌👍👌👍

[@brunodesamber5714]

Whit. Pleasure 😃

[@liviosinibaldi3632]

The exteriors; all filmed in California.

[@kenlight2923]

I've done 7 years GOLD RUSH DAYS I Sacramento, I enjoy the perfect costumes

[@TonyTrunzo]

Check out the part where they are in the cave the guy shoots the gun right into Wayne's ear. All those old guys were all deaf because they didn't wear any ear protection. Me too. Hey Joe has a plan for America.... THREADS

[@mauriceclark4870]

This. Is. A. Bit. Like. Shane. Cattlemen. And. Sodbusters. Fighting. !!

[@DekhaNoquera]

" john wayne the actor in wesern movies .... "

[@andrewpadula1389]

The Nation and West were still so new and unknown nobody realized there are no snowcapped mts in the Pecos. This is Oregon.

[@susanlee8565]

How funny

[@notagain9196]

It’s before climate change kicked in.

[@blusnuby2]

Actually, those are The Alabama Hills, outside Lone Pine, California, on the lee side of The Sierra Nevadas.....

[@MrBenjaminCole]

Right. The Sierras.

[@andrewpadula1389]

I know it isn't the Trans Pecos because I own property there and have never seen anything that remotely resembles that landscape.@@blusnuby2

[@rickdearing3204]

On it’s not that’s bishop California if you knew anything

[@isaiahcoleman-s8u]

I have always wondered why the bad guys in these old movies always had ugly horses to ride? and black hats,

[@Paul-lm5gv]

Hollywood!

[@margyeoman3564]

So simple people could follow the story and not be confused who the hero was . Spoon feeding the audience.

[@JE-western-rider]

The ugly horses were cheap and easy to replace.

[@robertbutler8004]

How could anyone in their right mind watch this?

[@marbleman52]

@robertbutler8004...Then just use your left mind...much easier...lol..!!

[@cathycharron-folsom4504]

Put yourself in years 1940s on limited budget with world wars coming and going. The acting in the older films is much better because they don’t have support of all technical extras like color, sound, artificial landscapes and lots of stunt people. It is amazing how many older films have become classics

[@colinjohn2708]

Well dem was der early days of movie making sur. An Aussie.

[@corkyandteresalight8258]

them horses must have been stone deaf after having 1873 colt revolvers blasting 30 grains of FFFg black powder 10 inches from their ears. insurance companies denied all claims for hearing aids for the live - stock. plus, the horses didn't get any compensation or water rights.

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

They are the famed stone-deaf ponies of the Rio Grande.

[@bobsaturday4273]

how many horses lived with those idiotic fake tripwire stunts

[@mauriceclark4870]

Did. You. Notiçe. ...as soon. As. Boy told him. Men. Were. Coming. Out. Came. Gun !!!!

[@dougmoore5252]

This must back have been made in the mid thirties.

[@michaelterrell]

1936.

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

Some of the actors were much older than that.

[@jimclark6256]

Not a tree within 100 miles.

[@peterkane8786]

…..Try 36 . 33, yes trees.

[@adamjohnson3664]

Oh mayrian

[@monielpowell6086]

💕🤠💕

[@arieswaters]

From 1936

[@Tony-1950]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@avantegarde7797]

Guy with hearing problem, really got to be annoying.

[@tulayamalavenapi4028]

Bunch of evil brutes. The descendents of these gun slinging thieves and rogues are still going strong today. With greater speed than horses and weapons more powerful than rifles and pistols, it's no wonder society is such an embarrassment. Horses are the most beautiful animals. And cows and bulls the most generous and useful, to plow the land and give milk, cheese, butter, ice cream and yogurt. But why the mass slaughter when the innocent creatures have a soul just as a pet dog or cat. Cow is mother to us all. Because man has dominion, that means man must protect and nurture all animals. I love America. Lets be better humans though. In God we must trust.

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

Glad you left bacon out of that, or I'd stalk ya. People got a right to cause livestock to exist, so we can eat em. Nothing accidental. Gods wants us to adore Cheeseburgers.

[@bobsaturday4273]

you're far to sensitive and tender about it all , yes theres always those rotten evil people who war and slaughter other people and yes we must be respectful of all animals as we were given this earth to manage it and all things in a way GOD would expect but we raise animals for the purpose of surviving and being healthy ourselves , eating meat is in our dna and we should not be ignorant that children need proper protein to grow and develop properly , to withhold those essential proteins is an evil in itself as we do not have proper physical health without them . yes , it is a cruel business with the greedy ones and americans are very overfed and obese due to making pigs of themselves but there needs to be some animal protein in our diets

[@DAVIDVICK-m9r]

NO FORKING SOUND

[@JerzyKociecki-qv4gr]

og

[@AzNagami48]

Oh am B & W blind

[@CeciliaLinden]

I use to like John Wayne until I learnt his was racist. Not anymore.

[@textowle9118]

must be awesome to so easily influenced by assumptions ,with no evidence . Ignorance is self destructive,keep it ,wade in it,be buried in it dmas .

[@boogiebambam1]

He was not a racist at all if you know anything about his life.

[@bobsaturday4273]

great film but they ruined it killin all those horses with those idiotic fake tripwire stunts

[@Hobo-cf7wu]

Good movies.. but I also feel character actors made john look good.. I think there are better actors out there then.