John Wayne Collection
Stagecoach (1939) Directed by John Ford
Although the Western genre was already well-known before the 1939 film Stagecoach, this classic is considered the undisputed father and pioneer of Western films, with most of the later Westerns adapted from it.
Directed by John Ford, this masterpiece sends a stagecoach out of Tonto, New Mexico, carrying a motley crew of passengers, bound for the remote town of Lordsburg. Along with them are a respectable wife, a whiskey merchant, a card swindler, a…
Although the Western genre was already well-known before the 1939 film Stagecoach, this classic is considered the undisputed father and pioneer of Western films, with most of the later Westerns adapted from it.
Directed by John Ford, this masterpiece sends a stagecoach out of Tonto, New Mexico, carrying a motley crew of passengers, bound for the remote town of Lordsburg. Along with them are a respectable wife, a whiskey merchant, a card swindler, a…
Although the Western genre was already well-known before the 1939 film Stagecoach, this classic is considered the undisputed father and pioneer of Western films, with most of the later Westerns adapted from it.
Directed by John Ford, this masterpiece sends a stagecoach out of Tonto, New Mexico, carrying a motley crew of passengers, bound for the remote town of Lordsburg. Along with them are a respectable wife, a whiskey merchant, a card swindler, a drunken doctor, a notorious woman, a crooked banker, a stagecoach driver, and a sheriff to protect the passengers.
Security is needed, as the journey is long and the infamous gunfighter, Ringo Kid, is said to be lurking in the area, having recently escaped from prison. The native inhabitants of the wilderness, the warlike Apache Indians, also bring fear to your spine. You're in for a fast-paced journey through the merciless wilderness, full of action, excitement, drama and humor.
The Wilderness Attack instantly elevated John Wayne from a B-lister to a superstar. The film was also the first John Ford - John Wayne film, followed in its wake by such films as They Gave It All, The Apache Fort, Rio Grande, The Searchers.
Fort Apache (1948) Directed by John Ford
John Ford's classic western about the new commander of a wilderness fort who seeks merit in the Indian War for his career.
She Wore A Yellow Ribbon (1949) Directed by John Ford
Cavalry Captain Nathan Brittles is nearing retirement. But before he hangs up his cavalry sword for the last time, Nathan has a seemingly impossible task ahead of him. After General Custer's bloody defeat at Little Big Horn, several Indian tribes are rebellious and warlike. So is the Arapaho tribe that inhabits the area Brittles patrols. After the peaceful attempts of the Blue Jackets fail, Nathan Brittles is forced to lead his troops into battle for the last time, where many die in their boots.
The second film in director John Ford's cavalry trilogy, The Yellow Ribbon, differs from the other, more serious films in the trilogy, The Apache Fort and Rio Grande, with its comedy that occasionally relieves the intense atmosphere. The rich script and once again Ford's flawless direction give John Wayne the opportunity to shine in one of the best roles of his career. The Yellow Ribbon is now being released in color for the first time.
Tall In The Saddle - Cowboy Cleans Up the Town (1944) Director: Edwin L. Marin
Rocklin is a tough-guy cowboy who has little respect for women. He arrives at KC's ranch in San Inez to take the job of foreman. However, Rocklin is sorely disappointed because the position has already been filled - and that's not all, two women, Clara Cardell and her aunt, have been chosen to do the job.
The chauvinist Rocklin refuses to take orders from women and is about to leave the scene when Clara asks him for help with a problem on the ranch. Corrupt officials from a nearby town are after the ranch, and they don't shy away from dirty tricks or force. Unaccustomed to equality between the sexes, Rocklin soon becomes the women's only hope and security...
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Format: DVD (boxi)
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Age rating: 16
Genre / Product categories:
Western
Audio track:
Englanti
Subtitles:
Norja Ruotsi Suomi Tanska
Starring:
John Wayne
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SKU: 7319980042829Added to the collection: 12.06.21 • Information edited: 06.12.25