Stagecoach | COLORIZED WESTERN | John Wayne | Oscar Winning Film | Drama

[@selenaphelps1150]

I have been binging older westerns all weekend, it's a very refreshing change from current movies. I really enjoy them.

[@keithad6485]

Same here. Nothing worth while viewing on TV today. Known of Stagecoach for many years, finally getting around to watching it. Though not sure, I think it is the dialogue of these older movies which appeals to me and makes them timeless. From an old movies fan Down Under.

[@paulstewart1182]

I too have a deep interest in westerns and I found a good one produced in 1965 which I had never seen before which was one of the best called Sugar Colt. Well worth watching,

[@Alycanj]

movies of today are not worth watching, full of political agenda or some group pushing their ideals down out throat, can't just make a movie.

[@DarrylRuiz-s1w]

Wayne had been making films for 10 years but Stagecoach made him a star one of the greatest Westerns ever made

[@peace-yv4qd]

My ex sister-in-law was John Waynes nurse while he was recovering from surgery. In fact I had open heart surgery in the same hospital. Wonderful hospital and great food. The best care I ever received. Hoag Memorial. Newport Beach.

[@leesydneyharry7958]

WOW! Did you ever hear Sir Michael Canes story about meeting John Wayne. It’s here on KZbin.😊

[@storm1967linn]

what gool❤❤

[@robertroberto2487]

Your Sister In Law Quality Nurse Whether What Happened Should Stay As A Honorable Lady.

[@paulstewart1182]

What hospital was thar?

[@ricardomews3597]

My childhood started with this great western... Those were the days, my friend...

[@henryvagincourt4502]

When Hollywood was about making films, John Wayne, if there was ever a true American.

[@sharonwhiteley6510]

Wheter colorized, or in its original black and white format, still the best version. The casting is outstanding.

[@keithad6485]

I agree about the casting. When I saw the little skinny dude, I thought, for sure his name is Peabody!, Just had that Mr Peabody, runs a shop look about him! Turns out I was close, his name was Peacock.

[@curaeus007]

There are only a handful of movie everyone should see at least once before they die. This is one. An absolute masterpiece!

[@keithad6485]

Clint Eastwood - Unforgiven is another, Culpepper Cattle Company is another though it is little known. Saw Culpepper in the 1970s.

[@MinhajArifin]

'I guess you can't break out of prison and into society the same week...' great line and masterfully delivered

[@pbr2805]

One of the greatest westerns ever made. Thanks to the stars, the story and of course the director, John Ford.

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

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[@wilmerazuaje288]

Español

[@nancyhowell4505]

​@@wilmerazuaje288 *Spanish

[@RufgoTransfer-ic1yd]

Walter Wanger is the director I believe.

[@daxashah1506]

This very movie is the beginning of John Wayne’s illustrious career as one of the greatest western movie actor of all time.Worked with great John Ford in many western movies such as The Searchers n The man who shot Liberty Valance.👍

[@marioarguello6989]

No it isn't

[@anthonyfrew1571]

@@marioarguello6989 John Wayne had been a noted b-western star - also the star of The Big Trail - a few chapter films and a handful of small roles in bigger films - but - this film - rescued him from the B league and paved the way to true superstardom

[@stephenbanks2217]

Dallas and John Wayne were amazing , John Ford at his Best , thank you

[@TheSaltydog07]

Her name is Claire Trevor. You'll also love her in "Key Largo."

[@jomariecantay7919]

I'm here in Philippines I've love to watch western movies..😊

[@keithad6485]

Same here, especially old westerns. From Down Under.

[@brucebarton8767]

I love Monument Valley! Several shades of brown, red rock & a blue sky! Loved it! Arches Monument! Another wonderful place!

[@lonbrand8175]

The Indian battle was filmed on Lucerne Valley dry lake in California.

[@brucebarton8767]

@@lonbrand8175 Thanks!

[@codyswingle5222]

Shut up

[@codyswingle5222]

Ok

[@PF92079]

Still one of the best westerns ever!

[@keithad6485]

Saw a little known western in the 1970s, made in the 1970s, for many years, thought it was the best i had seen - Culpepper Cattle Company. Until Clint Eastwood movie Unforgiven came out. That the CE movie is one of my favourite five westerns. I am watching Stagecoach now, and having read your comment, I have high expectations!

[@meallion263]

Dehm the horses and everyone was perfect . They put in so much work and real stunts.. love you John T JW

[@Chris-wz8mj]

I have loved this Movie for a very long time. It should be seen by everyone at least once in their lifetime.

[@patriciatennyson6557]

Right across the prairie. Straight across the valley .no movie star like John Wayne

[@keithad6485]

I admire Eastwood as much as Wayne.

[@fanofcameron]

With this performance it was obvious John Wayne would become a star.

[@richardlong8014]

John Wayne cut his teeth on westerns. Everybody's hero! Good job.

[@MaritzaAgosto-e1g]

My dad was a huge fan of John Wayne and would never say , NO to his films . Even with years after the Duke's death , I learn to appreciate the great legends 🙌 💜 🙏 ✨️ 👏 ❤️ 😊 . There will never be another actor like John Wayne .

[@marciabenson9371]

This is one of my all time favorite movies of John Wayne, along with The Searchers. I never missed color when I was watching black and white; too caught up in the movie.

[@daxashah1506]

Very true you are.The Searchers is one of the best western movie ever made followed by Man who shot Liberty Valance.

[@matthewnikitas8905]

@@daxashah1506It is in my opinion his very best movie

[@denisestrickland2976]

The Searchers and Red River. The Duke ruled in his day!

[@LadyJane29030]

@@daxashah1506 Also The Quiet Man. The Cowboys.

[@keithad6485]

I do like John Wayne movies, but Searchers never really grabbed me. I know it is popular, but for some reason didn't appeal to me.

[@Red23165]

Great classic movie 🍿 thanks 😊John Wayne was a class by himself theses are movies you won’t see today again thanks 😊

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

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[@Red23165]

@@GrjngoWesternMovies welcome keep them coming 😊

[@stephenbanks2217]

Dallas was amazing actress , wow I hope John Wayne new how good she was , bless her

[@michaelK3148]

Before Stagecoach Claire Trevor had been nominated for Supporting Actress Academy Award for Dead End and later won for her role in Key Largo. Note in the opening credits she is billed above John Wayne.

[@jdgoade1306]

He knew.

[@aperson6763]

Best adventure movie ever 30 years before I was born I watch this movie a thousand times and never got tired of it ♥️♥️♥️🇺🇸

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

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[@stephenbanks2217]

John Wayne and Dallas were amazing in this movie , I think I would of married her too she was tip top x ❤

[@stephenbanks2217]

Stagecoach , Hondo and horse soldiers best movies ever made , hurray for Dallas x

[@stephenbanks2217]

Claire Trevor was a sensation x

[@xScooterAZx]

If you liked this try watching John Wayne in "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance". He stars alongside Lee Marvin as Liberty. Liberty Valance was John Ford's best and final tribute to the old West. In 2007, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."

[@lindascarborough5551]

83 years past this was filmed. What it is We in this time need to learn? Yeah it fiction but how many values remain the same? Values of life and love so important!!!

[@rayvaughn8403]

Yes. There are so many signs in ole John Wayne movies that have really told us ' what's really on"! But have we listened or took action. They have told a vision thru " tell" a "Vision" . Our country needs another 'vision" ..😢

[@Susan-bt5cb]

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[@anthonyjanney6022]

😂

[@GathKingLeppbertI]

Normalizing whores isn't a good idea. Next thing you know they're normalizing papists, pansies, eunuchs, and drunken doctors

[@mikestevanovic5000]

John Wayne should have won an Oscar for this movie, this movie and the Shootest.

[@TommySaiz-xn8dv]

It says 1939. Wow. I've never seen John Wayne so young like my Uncle Bill used to watch a lot of John Wayne movies. But I don't believe I ever saw this until today. And I'm 51 years what an outstanding Western I sure don't make pictures like this anymore

[@repent.sinner]

Tons of his western ls from the 30s when he was young like this.

[@Blueforyou66]

The original Soundtrack !! what a pleasure !!

[@walterjaygould6110]

The Big Trail is a real masterpiece seldom seen on Turner. It's one of my all time favorites.

[@rockyfps9487]

Ever since playing red dead I’ve been obsessed with these western movies lol.

[@RobertBeniest]

One of the best western"s of many of John Wayne films. John Wayne is sill the King of the Western films.

[@williampaz2092]

I have seen the 1966 re-make and the television re-makes. This one is still the best. The actors and actresses in this version brought out the best in each other. What a blessing to see this in color. I like to think the reason the proprietor’s Apache wife had the men chase the horses away was to keep the Stagecoach at the Stagecoach Stop till the US Cavalry arrived. Face and accept it, if the US Cavalry had not stumbled upon the Stagecoach under attack everyone would have been killed.

[@thomasheath6601]

Wwe a

[@druemmert2246]

Of course its the best - then Director was John Ford!

[@donettareum8962]

Iuk

[@abuvindustries8137]

idk why this movies endimg isnt more talked about in certain circles.

[@myfavoritemartian1]

Face this: They were not saved by the Cavalry, it was the script writers.

[@paulmartinez2480]

Best movie!! Just love John Wayne, true American!!👍

[@higgsmerino3925]

Racist and bigoted - true Murican.

[@margaretharkins]

Yes he definitely was as true American as you could be.

[@kjsdhali]

What a movie. Terrific on every account.

[@CharlesFlato-wn2qf]

I was born in 1945. John Wayne and John Ford were a great team!!!

[@vicdoor6433]

No one seems to pick up on how much was cut out or missing from this version...Mr Peacocks taking the arrow and lots more

[@perniciouspete4986]

We're just too polite to complain about it.

[@patrickgriffitt6551]

I noticed but watched anyway. Wonder why it was cut.

[@keithad6485]

Just ruined it for me, now I have to find and watch the full movie! :-)

[@IronIck45]

@@keithad6485 For free, we haven t to complain. But thanx that you mentioned it, so I knew it. I can t remember watch this classic western before. I am german, and we re socialised with dubbed versions, the Duke has a german voice, but here his real voice is...different. Niceest caracter is Buck-Andy Devine, I saw him in a nother production, and like his keeksy voice and humor.

[@IronIck45]

Is there also a cut, the indians attac was with no introduction.

[@beckbeck4858]

Genuine authentic skillful acting and props. An absolute enjoyable movie.

[@janiekcarney5482]

I grew up with westerns. Played big cowboys and little cowboys in the dirt. Had a red hat. Chaps. Holster. Two guns. I moved to Oklahoma to go to college. And stayed.

[@maggiemae7539]

Howdy fellow okie!

[@jjtt7408]

EVERY BODY SHOULD OF WON A OSCAR IN THIS MOVIE / ONE OF THE GREAT MOVIES OF ALL TIMES / AS FAR AS WESTERNS ARE CONCERNED

[@davidvick749]

I should of won an OSCAR as I was NOT in the movie. 🤣

[@silverstem2964]

Should have?

[@maryettamoody5079]

Amen

[@mixemyth]

Made in 1939, wow always loved this movie, 27 years before I was even born, but the first time I watched this most of these people were still alive. I remember the last time I watched this years ago was realizing at 11:20 that the good old drunk doctor had flipped off the prudish ladies as a goodbye. Helluva thing in a movie that long ago. I want to thank the one posting this, and I mean really, The Duke made a huge impression on my life, making an example of the ideal of the American Man, his love of Country, his acceptance and love of other races, his grateful respect of strong women, and later on his exceptional portrayals of father-figure characters. I still love and appreciate his contribution to American cinema above all others. Also, gotta say, think these were colorized by Ted Turner, I see only blue, purple, and peach, ugh, try to appreciate anyways.

[@libbylandscape3560]

It was a treat to see a young John Carradine, and quite entertaining to watch bits of b&w pop in and out throughout: part of a hand here, a face there, I love the movie colorized or not, my preference is not.

[@otrnam1]

C’mon hate to be the debbie downer here. Where do you get Wayne’s acceptance and love of other races from. Not from Mr Wayne. Mr. Wayne was a proud White supremacist and proud of it. Read his Playboy interview from the 70’s. Don’t take my word. You could look it up.

[@roywilkowski2326]

The Duke was, at least by today's standard, pretty much a racist.

[@LaurenceOConnor-fg4dk]

*made in 1938

[@heavensangel3108]

@@otrnam1 Please kindly stay on topic. Thank you.

[@jondeere5638]

It's a sad thing when you can recognize all the stars from the 50s and 60s like Claire, Trevor, Andy Devine, (Jingles P Jones) John Caradine,, Thomas Mitchel ( Immortal Sergeant), and Tim Holt, and so few people know who the are or what they've accomplished. This is the movie that made an down and out actor, John Wayne a household name.

[@perniciouspete4986]

I don't think you're correct that only a few people are aware who the stars of this movie were or what they had accomplished.

[@denroy3]

This movie is 1939...well before 50's and 60's

[@nomadmarauder-dw9re]

John Wayne wasn't down and out. He was in 2 reelers and B westerns prior, but not down and out.

[@stephenbanks2217]

Dallas was absolutely brilliant with the rest in stage coach , wish I could of met her , xx

[@SuperChamom]

One of the best Top 10 Western in all, Thanks to all

[@MaritzaAgosto-e1g]

One of The Duke's most greatest classical film ever made . All the actors were quite brilliant . Especially , the brilliant directing job by John Ford .😀😃😄😁😆😅🤣😂🙂🙃🤩🥰😍😘😇😊😉🤗☺️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Yes , the other two remakes of Stage Coach could never top this original master piece 👏 .

[@lindascarborough5551]

Grjngo I share your love of classic Western Movies and thank you so much! The Man Who shot liberty valance is a good one. Love to see you post it 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@janiekcarney5482]

I like colorized and black and white. I enjoy these movies.

[@SOSchangedme]

In color! Makes all the difference to me. Especially all the wonderful Vista's. Beautiful

[@joselopezmoya9786]

THAT LOOKS LIKE BEAUTIFUL MONUMENT VALLEY. YOU DON'T SEE SUCH BEAUTIFUL SCENERY IN THE SPAGHETTI WESTERNS.

[@xScooterAZx]

It is Monument Valley. :}

[@lonbrand8175]

The Indian battle was filmed on Lucerne Valley dry lake in California.

[@jamesmadisonwilliams4210]

John Wayne’s Greatest Earliest film to date. One of his best films of all time alongside The Searchers, El Dorado, Rio Bravo, Red River, Hondo Lane, the Man who Shot Liberty Valance, True Grit, McLintock, The Comancheros, Way Up North to Alaska, The Cowboys, Shootist, the Quiet Man and the Alamo. Greatest western actor to ever live the man who taught millions of Americans the values which make us men.

[@marioarguello6989]

Great list, you missed The Sons Of Katie Elder and The War Wagon

[@jamesmadisonwilliams4210]

@@marioarguello6989 RIGHT ON EXACTLY MY NEXT TWO FAVORITES!! JOHN ELDER and his brothers reclaiming their home from that Jew bastard usurper!

[@margaretharkins]

The 3 godfathers was awesome too!

[@marjoriegarner5369]

​@margaretharkins. His movie The 3 Godfathers was absolutely wonderful.

[@geoffm9944]

Two great character actors, the incomparable Thomas Mitchell, cast as the bibulous, cigar chewing doctor with the heart of gold, and the enigmatic southern gentleman gambler, John Carradine, gave tremendous performances, in what is regarded as an iconic western film, directed by the great John Ford.

[@keithad6485]

Did Mitchell act in this movie before or after he acted in Gone With the Wind?

[@geoffm9944]

The film Stagecoach was released in October 1939, whereas Gone with the Wind was released two months later in December 1939. However, the scheduled release of Gone with the Wind should have been several months earlier, but filming and other issues held things up. I can only presume that during 1939, Thomas Mitchell moved between two different movie sets in what must have been quite challenging for him.

[@keithad6485]

@@geoffm9944 Thanks. Mitchell's acting in both movies is very entertaining.

[@margaretharkins]

I love this movie! I have watched it several times and enjoy it every time. Thanks for sharing this!

[@kgude]

Note: a few minutes where the stagecoach is first attacked are missing. One second they're talking, next second they're shooting. But the color is great!

[@3879keith]

the bad guy at the end playing Luke Plummer was Tom Tyler who was also in another great Western "San Antonio" 1945 (also as a bad guy) opposite Errol Flynn

[@jayruedi6158]

loved the duke~and loved this great classic~and loved the scenes out in monument valley~utah~beautiful place~millions of years ago~those now mesa's were huge trrees~like devils tower~look it up!~namaste!

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

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[@williampaz2092]

That one scene at 1:13:35 - 42 is heartbreaking: Mrs Mallory: “Dallas if there’s ever anything I can do for…..” Dallas: “I know.” Mrs Mallory knows how much she owes Dallas. Yes, Dallas is a “Showgirl” but Dallas helped with the baby’s delivery and then cared for it while Mrs Mallory began recovering and gaining her strength back. As hard a lesson as it was to learn, Mrs Mallory discovered she and Dallas are NOT so different after all. She owes Dallas everything but there is no way she can pay her back. Their stations in life will always keep them apart. The plain simple truth is there is absolutely nothing she can do for Dallas.

[@abuvindustries8137]

Thanks for sharing it never thought about that in particular.

[@retroguy9494]

I think that the inference is that Dallas is more than just a showgirl. Because of the Hays codes these things could not be said or shown. But if you read between the lines, the inference is that she might be a hooker. Or at the very least a 'loose woman' meaning she sleeps around. The beauty is, because its not directly addressed, it leaves US to form our own conclusion. Is she really? Or do those old bats in the law and order league just THINK she is one? If she were merely a showgirl in the saloon, they wouldn't move to the other end of the dinner table or caution Mrs. Mallory not to ride with her in the stagecoach.

[@literacylabyrinth4018]

Love it in colour but always saw it in glorious black n white. Masterclass western

[@stephenbanks2217]

God Bless you Dallas you were amazing , thank you x

[@karlfonner7589]

Let’s hear it for the stunt man and the stunt horses in this movie. They are the ones who made it watchable. Thank you for posting this movie, however, I’d like to see the uncut original in black-and-white

[@n1mogator]

Sad some many horses were killed and hurt thou!!!

[@howardblasingame7961]

John Wayne did many of his own stunts. As he was a stunt man, Wayne wanted to do them all, but the studio wouldn't risk him.

[@williecosgrove]

@@n1mogator 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@rodgerhatfield3068]

Yakima !,!, and no horses were killed.

[@jamesstalnaker7206]

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[@myfavoritemartian1]

A wonderful treasure of the Old West. John Ford was a hard taskmaster, but he knew how to make westerns! (I will forgive that one Indian with the bolt action rifle)

[@Gerrygambone]

John Wayne made the best entrance ( Stagecoach ) and the best exit ( The Searchers ) in the movies. Arguably should have won oscars for both these movies.

[@stevem-h5e]

John Wayne was the best cardboard cutout ever to perform as an actor.

[@ScoutSniper3124]

When John Wayne took 2nd billing to Trevor Howard. Bet you couldn't find many people under the age of 70 who even knew who Trevor Howard was, although I admired him as an actor and still do. John Wayne and his mentor John Ford really knew how to market the 'idea of John Wayne' as the personification of American Ideals to the masses.

[@keithad6485]

Howard is surprising where he turns up in movies. Watched 'The Third Man' and there he was in a major role.

[@user-sd4qp3gb6r]

Classic western with the Duke and some great characters

[@mariodavidlira7504]

John Waynes was excellent actor in every single movie and those movie are educative and sometimes time funny that make you lough because those secundary protagonists are funny.

[@janiekcarney5482]

It’s nice to see a slim John Wayne.

[@JaimeFarrell-tz8rl]

My childhood started with this great western

[@javierortega4]

No me canso de ver esta extraordinaria obra de cine del John Ford mi director favorito 👀👌🏻

[@razorshark9320]

Love this movie.

[@stephenbanks2217]

John ford was one of the best there was

[@kennedydelapena8681]

Loved it hearing John Wayne speak Spanish a hero of mine since I was knee high

[@dianhudson9052]

Someone always saying that John Wayne is racist but I just keep watching him in western and I love them so if he is or not I love western movies.

[@toniroberts8117]

Who cares if he was racist (but I don’t think he was). It was a different era. Great actor ❤

[@paulmartinez2480]

The great John Wayne was not a races! He was a Republican he stood up for conservatives. He loved the mexican people. He spoke spanish fluently and had a ranch in Mexico. He even had native american friends. Ah.. heck he was married to spanish woman and devorice 2of them.🤠👍

[@howardblasingame7961]

@@paulmartinez2480 you are correct, furthermore, in the Westerns John Wayne had control, he depicted Indians with much greater respect than his contemporaries.

[@marioarguello6989]

@@howardblasingame7961 His contemporaries, and any and all subsequent virtue signaling LIB hypocrites

[@perniciouspete4986]

When people don't like something, whatever it is and for whatever reason, they say it's racist.

[@jossykariuki1985]

The 'duke' is great in this Oscar winner...,thanks for the upload

[@pannamal5182]

One of the best! 👍

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

Indeed 👍

[@khairilaffan8994]

I like to see cowboy movie everyday

[@per-arnemoa103]

Salute to Thomas Mitchell for this one and the even greater Gone With The Wind that very same year.

[@metrogoldwyn]

Definitely one of the most prolific supporting actors of all time.Much like Ward Bond,he was in almost everything.

[@kemosabe6693]

Wonderful show .. much obliged . 👍😆

[@suzette7849]

Love this movie 🎞 🎥 Thanks for uploading it

[@robinhampshire8923]

Great movie, great cast, it is a pity Geronimo had to be on the losing side of history.

[@toniroberts8117]

I’ve watched this movie a hundred times at least. First time seeing it in color. Cool! 😊

[@keithad6485]

This is my first time viewing this movie. Known of it for years, but I guess cos it has never turned up on TV, never got to see it til now.

[@janiekcarney5482]

Quality audio and video. Thank you.

[@joselopezmoya9786]

CLAIRE TREVOR, YOUNG AND VERY BEAUTIFUL.

[@metrogoldwyn]

Yet ,another unsung star who finally was recognized with an Oscar win a decade later for "Key Largo".

[@n1mogator]

WOW!!!some how coloriseing made this flic way better, john Ford and John Wayne > Hell of combo for Years- RIP both!!!~

[@dominionpcs7044]

Love seeing Coach Prime and Afac giving back to the kids.

[@cedricworthingtonbroadaxe2287]

It must have been absolutely wonderful to have been born in an age when Western civilisation was strong and vigorous; rather than weak, corrupt and decaying.

[@marioarguello6989]

I have always regretted being born 300-400 years too late. What a decaying shithole the West has become

[@donchristie420]

And father knows best😂

[@marioarguello6989]

@@donchristie420 That was a good show.

[@1949LA-ARCH]

I agree, I was born in 1949. My parents were strict but also fair. We had 5 boys in my family. Great times 😊

[@RebeccaTreeseed]

You live in Fantasylandia.

[@danielginther4879]

Very impressive colorization

[@forestranger312]

Couldn’t agree more the black and white gives much more atmosphere to the film, which is a black and white movie.

[@angloaust1575]

Better than the 1966 remake!

[@stephaniegormley9982]

The remake was OK except for the ending which infuriates me. In this version Curly trusts Ringo enough to take the cuffs off him and let him kill the Plummers himself. In '66 he does the same,eventually, but only after taking on the Plummers by himself and getting shot. I saw the '66 version first but STILL saw the mistake Curly was making. At that point he had no reason to mistrust Ringo.

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[@josegirado8745]

Good action drama and great casts made this movie entertaining to watch.

[@MikeJanicke-r7g]

Thomas Mitchell was in a lot of good movies back in those days. In fact, he was in the 3 biggest films of 1939.

[@stephenbanks2217]

John Wayne was the lucky one in this movie acting with Ann Margret bless them and thank you both

[@CE-ex2wg]

Absolutely mesmerized by this movie, incredible.

[@rajugoborvas8964]

We grew up with Indian and cowboys films. Since 1962 till 1972

[@mrgarner4796]

Another great John Wayne movie!

[@tombasye1016]

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[@kasimselamat847]

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[@Vice4058]

John Wayne got his Big Break with this Performance. Great Actor.

[@kevinplacid9351]

great watch and cast timeless forever blessings

[@polarblue7468]

That was pretty cool! First time I ever seen a "Pontoon Stagecoach" 😮👍

[@brerrabbit9585]

Looks good 'colorized, but i prefer to watch it in black and white like I did on TV in the 60s and 70s.

[@almeggs3247]

The Best movie of all time!

[@SandraDonaghy]

I never tire of watching this movie! ❤

[@lindascarborough5551]

Men took care of women and children yes? Women looked after Men and Children yes? There is a middle ground if only we can accept it 🙏

[@marianjarvis7162]

Yruth

[@marianjarvis7162]

Truth

[@marianjarvis7162]

My phone is supposed to take care of spelling

[@lindascarborough5551]

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[@Rich6Brew]

At 12:06 - the same road as in the ending of My Darling Clementine; another John Ford film.