American film directed by John Ford and starring Claire Trevor, John Wayne, Andy Devine, John Carradine, Thomas Mitchell.
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Mar 2, 1939, Wide Release Date (Streaming) Nov 29, 2011 Runtime 1h 36m Aspect Ratio Flat (1.37:1) What to WatchIn Theaters Now PlayingView AllNow PlayingPrincess Mononoke93%Imagine Dragons: Live From the Hollywood Bowl (with the LA Film Orchestra)L2: EmpuraanMad SquareVeera Dheera Sooran:...
Film Info United States 1939 96 minutes Black & White 1.37:1 English Spine #516 Special Features New, restored high-definition digital transfer, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack on the Blu-ray edition Audio commentary by western authority Jim Kitses (Horizons West) ...
star John Wayne, and he discusses their long-term relationship. He also compares the original short story and the movie along with various cast and crewmembers, the Monument Valley location, issues with the studios and the censors, the film’s impact on its genre, and various production notes...
(15-Feb-1939)Director: John Ford Writer: Dudley Nichols From short story: Stage to Lordsburg by Ernest Haycox Producer: Walter Wanger Keywords: WesternAn assortment of nine embark on a stagecoach ride from Tonto to Lordsburg through the Arizona Territory. Apache leader Geronimo is on the warpath...
"Stagecoach" is a classic Western film that showcases the brilliance of director John Ford and the talents of its ensemble cast. Released in 1939, the film marked a significant turning point in the Western genre and set the standard for countless future Western films to come. Set in the ...
They are staged well if different from the 1939 and 1966 versions.Others in the cast are John Schneider as the driver and he's not the comic figure that Andy Devine was. Anthony Newley is the whiskey salesman and Anthony Franciosa is the banker Gatewood who makes a very sudden decision to...
Dismiss from your mind, momentarily at least, the John Ford we know, who could define himself with the three words “I make westerns.” Before Stagecoach (1939), Ford’s talking pictures played out in submarines, penitentiaries, and Scottish castles, i
So, 'Stagecoach' is OK as a time-filler, but was not needed - why bother when the film has already been made and stands as a classic. Liked the end portraits of the cast though, and always good to see Keenan Wynn, however brief a role he has (and it is pretty brief here), ...