THAT is EXACTLY what he was doing-- he was asked how he "played" his characters- and said- " I'm not Playing AnYBODY- I'm just being ME".. and it was TRUE.
Only the Duke could bring that off so well! He was one of a kind and we will never see the likes of him again. God bless him for all the pleasure he gave us over the years!
Untrue, I can imagine Burt Lancaster and a few other of the great actors doing it just as well. It's okay to be a Wayne fan; just don't forget all the other greats.
He represented a generation of hard-working men and women that supported law and order. He believed in the American Dream. And he was willing to work for that dream. It’s a concept that needs to be refreshed, and re-learned.
I'm met John Wayne when I was a kid; he came in to Doolies Hardware Mart in Long Beach, CA when my Grandfather and I were buying hardware. Doolies was the kind of hardware store where one could buy just about any kind of hardware specialized or not. It was around 1966 or so, and yes he was very nice to me and my Grandfather. I didn't remember the conversation other than he asked me what my name was. People came from miles around to shop there. At another time I met Paul Brineger from Rawhide. Go ahead now, "make my day."
I'm 30 years old and grew up on John Wayne films because my Dad loves them. John Wayne represents All-American masculinity which is despised and publicly shamed today by all the usual suspects.
@@williamwilson6499 Anyone with a differing opinion of others can paint them with a broad brush as a racist. Also, a great many celebrities choose to be anonymous benefactors and most people choose to gravitate to events that give them the most pleasure, one of which the Duke chose was chess but I know of nothing in the 20 years that our lives overlapped to suggest that he was egocentric, such as a whole generation which choses to live it's social live indoors, at home, on the internet. Also, there are varying accounts of his interest in the services in WW2, but he, like Clark Gable, would have been too old and a trophy for the Axis troops were they to kill him in combat or to capture him. Because of this the varying services wouldn't want to take the time to try to indoctrinate him. He served the country admirably in pro-American anti-Axis movies.
Real men still exist but getting less common, same with real women. Women today are really something else, brainwashed af and don't know what their purpose is anymore
Always makes me smile watching the Duke as my grandfather was the image of him another no nonsense man, great screen presence and a legend of an American actor, remember watching him on Parkinson’s tv show here in the UK fabulous accent commanded respect something you rarely see on screen today
He represented a generation of hard-working men and women that supported law and order. He believed in the American Dream. And he was willing to work for that dream. It’s a concept that needs to be refreshed, and re-learned.
@@55Quirll I think you might be surprised Issac. I have asked 7 of my friends and family and 6 knew his real name. It maybe our age or that we live in Britain or combination of both. Always found it a strange name for a man I idolised and wanted to be when I was growing up 😂😂. Might watch a re-run of the Cowboys this weekend 🇬🇧🇺🇸💪
@@pamberinehondo9447 Thank you for that, from what I recall his name was changed because his real name sounded less Masculine so they came up with John Wayne. Not sure where the Duke came from but I am sure it is just as interesting. I am from the Baby Boomer Age - 68 years old - so I am familiar with some of the old Hollywood actor's history, just surprised that anyone from the UK would know that. Thanks for the kind reply. Take care and hope you and your friends and family are will too.
I have earrings so did bad ass pirates.. I have long hair so did Jesus. I'm 65 years old and still a bad ass.. I agree with the man..... Girlyman bun. Off the charts stupid. Blame the Dems for the dumbing down of America and our values.. I'm with ya Brother..
You can say again, never has there been so few men in the world like today... and the woman are not far behind... every day I get up, put my boots on and wonder why!
john wayne copied wyatt earp,earp was all man and i don't think he had any fear,his dad beat it out of him,no earp was the one,you didn't cross,no matter what,he meant exactly what he said,the rest is history,read how he cleaned up dodge city,guts and stainless steel balls
I used to love the story of Wyatt Earps life. Then I realized he wanted to disarm everyone in town so the law was the only one able to protect themselves. F**k Wyatt Earp.
@@82584 what's a matter you don't like peace . And the majority of the towns people wanted it. Wish we had a lot of Wyatt Earps,today and serious gun control .
I had read that quote before. Then it was attributed to George Patton. People put words into other people’s mouth to justify themselves and glorify others. Like: “Never believe everything you read on the internet.” Abraham Lincoln.
@@dalen.8413 Thanks for correction. I heard Reagan say it, but it turns out that Thomas Paine said it in the 1700-1800s. My mistake for not verifying the source. Should have checked with Lincoln when he was on the www!😁
That's Bluffing & Blustering like the Preludes in Cockfighting? Where the One who's Lesser & Non-lethal tries too Scare Off the Older or and more Committed One. A Great Lesson in Life, and Definitely a Cool Scene of The Duke's. God Damn I Miss That Good Ole Stuff. TKS.
Not my favorite JW movie but,a pretty good movie. I had three heroes growing up through the 60s. My father, John Wayne and Richard Petty. JW was absolutely awesome
"Cool scenes" are the combined product of a good script, director, photographer, and cool acting. But do remember it's not real life. Trying to be the "cool" you see in movies can sometimes get you killed on the street.
That was a good one, it was. When one does that or something like it? ITs called! Calling thier Bluff. Most times they ain't got the shit too stand up too thier Talk. You find in Bartending, and Bouncing, or similar occupancies, just how much people will pull things? Leastwise in this Day n Age.
Cahill was not a stupid man. If you noticed where he set that meeting point he made them stay in the shallow water in the mud! You open the ball on that man, he would have fired both barrels and hit half a dozen people before they even got to dry ground out of the mud!
I have got this movie DVD of John Wayne Neville Brand (as an Indian chief Lightfoot) and George Kennedy (as the baddie Fraser) in Cahill U.S Marshall I am dedicating this movie DVD to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxx
They obviously skipped the part where everyone goes to the saloon and gets liquored up in order to have the courage to be part of a mob (which is not very courageous.)
I'm sorry, but between him and Clint Eastwood, I choose him. He was the real deal on screen and off. Stood for America and a great role model of what it meant to be a man. Say what you want, there's no changing my mind. You can keep your soy boys of today.
John Wayne's walk was copied by John Wayne when Wyatt Earp who would be onset as an advisor in the early western movies when John Wayne first started in the movies
What hurts this scene, almost ruins it, is the dreadful music score. These old time directors had lost their way by this time, as evinced by the terrible music, the hackneyed scenes, and the obligatory painful "humorous" side kicks. F this.
Nobody ever played John Wayne better than John Wayne! 🤠
THAT is EXACTLY what he was doing-- he was asked how he "played" his characters- and said- " I'm not Playing AnYBODY- I'm just being ME".. and it was TRUE.
Only the Duke could bring that off so well! He was one of a kind and we will never see the likes of him again.
God bless him for all the pleasure he gave us over the years!
Untrue, I can imagine Burt Lancaster and a few other of the great actors doing it just as well. It's okay to be a Wayne fan; just don't forget all the other greats.
He represented a generation of hard-working men and women that supported law and order. He believed in the American Dream. And he was willing to work for that dream. It’s a concept that needs to be refreshed, and re-learned.
It needs to be reborn!
As did the directors of these great films. The likes of both types won't be seen for some time, if ever again.
John Wayne certainly made a name for himself in Westerns. He will never be forgotten ! Good on you my man !!!
I always loved that scene. The way the Duke just had enough of it and went on his way always made me chuckle.
I'm met John Wayne when I was a kid; he came in to Doolies Hardware Mart in Long Beach, CA when my Grandfather and I were buying hardware. Doolies was the kind of hardware store where one could buy just about any kind of hardware specialized or not. It was around 1966 or so, and yes he was very nice to me and my Grandfather. I didn't remember the conversation other than he asked me what my name was. People came from miles around to shop there. At another time I met Paul Brineger from Rawhide. Go ahead now, "make my day."
“Hell! Get out of my way!”
Always works. When you have a rifle in your hands and a growly voice.
A double barreled shotgun!
It's a shotgun, a grandma with a soft voice and arthritis could ride where she pleased with one in her hands.
I had the privilege of spending a day with John Wayne he was a very very nice man and I felt very honored to be in his presence.
I'm 30 years old and grew up on John Wayne films because my Dad loves them. John Wayne represents All-American masculinity which is despised and publicly shamed today by all the usual suspects.
Even wearing cowboy boots is considered racist by the woke minority.
I'm 60...
My dad loved this man and all he stood for. Us 3 boys grew up with his movies and patriotism in our house. I miss them both...
You don't get many friends better than Lightfoot was.
I love John Wayne. Wish we had men like him today.
We do...plenty of self centered racists who refuse to serve their country in times of war and peace.
@@williamwilson6499 Bless your Bot heart
@@williamwilson6499
You're the only racist around here.
@@williamwilson6499 Anyone with a differing opinion of others can paint them with a broad brush as a racist. Also, a great many celebrities choose to be anonymous benefactors and most people choose to gravitate to events that give them the most pleasure, one of which the Duke chose was chess but I know of nothing in the 20 years that our lives overlapped to suggest that he was egocentric, such as a whole generation which choses to live it's social live indoors, at home, on the internet.
Also, there are varying accounts of his interest in the services in WW2, but he, like Clark Gable, would have been too old and a trophy for the Axis troops were they to kill him in combat or to capture him. Because of this the varying services wouldn't want to take the time to try to indoctrinate him. He served the country admirably in pro-American anti-Axis movies.
Real men still exist but getting less common, same with real women. Women today are really something else, brainwashed af and don't know what their purpose is anymore
Always makes me smile watching the Duke as my grandfather was the image of him another no nonsense man, great screen presence and a legend of an American actor, remember watching him on Parkinson’s tv show here in the UK fabulous accent commanded respect something you rarely see on screen today
He represented a generation of hard-working men and women that supported law and order. He believed in the American Dream. And he was willing to work for that dream. It’s a concept that needs to be refreshed, and re-learned.
God Bless John Wayne !!!
God, I do miss Marion. He was more than just a man...he was a Legend!!!!!!!!!!!!
You're one of the few who knows his actual name. 👍
@@55Quirll I think you might be surprised Issac. I have asked 7 of my friends and family and 6 knew his real name. It maybe our age or that we live in Britain or combination of both. Always found it a strange name for a man I idolised and wanted to be when I was growing up 😂😂. Might watch a re-run of the Cowboys this weekend 🇬🇧🇺🇸💪
@@pamberinehondo9447 Thank you for that, from what I recall his name was changed because his real name sounded less Masculine so they came up with John Wayne. Not sure where the Duke came from but I am sure it is just as interesting. I am from the Baby Boomer Age - 68 years old - so I am familiar with some of the old Hollywood actor's history, just surprised that anyone from the UK would know that. Thanks for the kind reply. Take care and hope you and your friends and family are will too.
He was the man ...last of old America no earrings or man bun
What's wrong with either of those
Lol just his fabulous bracelets
We still got Clint Eastwood for a little while.
I have earrings so did bad ass pirates.. I have long hair so did Jesus. I'm 65 years old and still a bad ass.. I agree with the man..... Girlyman bun. Off the charts stupid. Blame the Dems for the dumbing down of America and our values.. I'm with ya Brother..
You can say again, never has there been so few men in the world like today... and the woman are not far behind... every day I get up, put my boots on and wonder why!
True John Wayne-ism! God Bless John Wayne!
You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone. RIP JW. Thanks for the clip :>
My all-time hero, John ‘the Duke’ Wayne. But his lungs were shot in these scenes. It killed him in the end. We will never see his like again. 👏👏👏
Their will never be another DUKE
You dont think Tom Cruise could pull that off😂
He was my idol growing up. Didnt bother anybody but Don't Mess with him. My favorite was The Searchers, the The Man Who Shot the Liberty Valence.
That was cool as hell!! Priceless ❤
My favorite thing to say "Whiskey " !!!! How I loved being young!!!!2022
Ah hell, get out of my way.
That was epic.
I love his face right before he says that last line! Epic!
The essence of our justice system. "I'm willing to die trying to keep 'em. The question is, are you willing to die trying to take 'em?"
My hero John Wayne 🥰
There never will be another John Wayne. American finest. ❤
That was one of the greatest scenes of any movie , ever.
That's about as stupid a statement as has ever been made.
If that's your honest thinking, then you definitely need to see more movies
@@leeshackelford7517 You made me go through the hassle of logging in to this site just so I could call you an asshole.
John Wayne. The BEST!
Wow, always the best! John P.
ABSOLUTELY SUPERB!!!
The duke was dam great always get a kick out of watching his films 😊👏👏
Woke wasn't Woke when this man was around.
Well, I guess you can say, punk card pulled and many man cards revoked. I love this screen.
Another smasher for John Wayne westerns is True Grit
john was the best
Truly, a great movie.
Best ever
Watched a bunch of these,thanks buddy
Only the Duke could have done it like that ...
All time favorite scene. No talk lets get to it
John Wayne - True Grit!
Like Wyatt Earp - John Wayne ROCKS!
john wayne copied wyatt earp,earp was all man and i don't think he had any fear,his dad beat it out of him,no earp was the one,you didn't cross,no matter what,he meant exactly what he said,the rest is history,read how he cleaned up dodge city,guts and stainless steel balls
I used to love the story of Wyatt Earps life. Then I realized he wanted to disarm everyone in town so the law was the only one able to protect themselves. F**k Wyatt Earp.
@@82584 what's a matter you don't like peace . And the majority of the towns people wanted it. Wish we had a lot of Wyatt Earps,today and serious gun control .
I am watching this great movie now on grit tv my favorite John Wayne movie
"Lead. Follow. Or get the hell out of the way."
Ronald Reagan
I had read that quote before. Then it was attributed to George Patton. People put words into other people’s mouth to justify themselves and glorify others. Like:
“Never believe everything you read on the internet.” Abraham Lincoln.
@@dalen.8413 Thanks for correction. I heard Reagan say it, but it turns out that Thomas Paine said it in the 1700-1800s. My mistake for not verifying the source.
Should have checked with Lincoln when he was on the www!😁
That's Bluffing & Blustering like the Preludes in Cockfighting? Where the One who's Lesser & Non-lethal tries too Scare Off the Older or and more Committed One. A Great Lesson in Life, and Definitely a Cool Scene of The Duke's. God Damn I Miss That Good Ole Stuff. TKS.
ill tired and short tempered and I'm John Wayne so get the hell outta my way. Loved "The Duke" it was a sad day when he passed.
The Duke 👍🏼👍🏼🙏🏼
With music bigger than the sky and loader too.
Not my favorite JW movie but,a pretty good movie.
I had three heroes growing up through the 60s. My father, John Wayne and Richard Petty.
JW was absolutely awesome
That's, a cool scene.
"Cool scenes" are the combined product of a good script, director, photographer, and cool acting. But do remember it's not real life. Trying to be the "cool" you see in movies can sometimes get you killed on the street.
AZMike arguably that’s what it’s all about as a heroic stand even if it gets you killed
This isn't modern Compton keyboard warrior, just shut up already
Now that is how the police should have handled all those rioters back in 2020.
Cahill didn't have any time for indecision!
The answer is "HELL NO"!
…oh hell…get outta my way!…
That was a good one, it was. When one does that or something like it?
ITs called! Calling thier Bluff. Most times they ain't got the shit too stand up too thier Talk. You find in Bartending, and Bouncing, or similar occupancies, just how much people will pull things? Leastwise in this Day n Age.
Ah, John Wayne being John Wayne.
Neville Brand must have been one of Wayne's regular cast members.
This was the only film that Neville Brand and the Duke did. They should have done more.
A true American male!
Big balls!
The feller leading the pack of men
was in a couple of Billy Jack movies
Cahill was not a stupid man. If you noticed where he set that meeting point he made them stay in the shallow water in the mud! You open the ball on that man, he would have fired both barrels and hit half a dozen people before they even got to dry ground out of the mud!
I have got this movie DVD of
John Wayne
Neville Brand
(as an Indian chief Lightfoot)
and George Kennedy
(as the baddie Fraser) in
Cahill U.S Marshall
I am dedicating this movie DVD to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxx
Kind of reminds me of a part of a Louis L'Amour short story I read once called Buck Skin Run.
Don't look at them! Are YOU willing to die to take them?
Mi actor en mi juventud
Oh hell, get out of my way...
Nobody for miles and miles
"I see 'em".
Amen
Your right on the man bun and piercings
Cahill US Marshall..... Needs to be the moderator at tonight's final Presidential debate ..... What a sham 💩🙊🙉🙈
What about us?
Yeah, what about you?
Lead, follow, or get out of the way.
Yur buning day light pilgrim
Means your using up the available day light hours ✨
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Me gustan las películas de John Wayne pon ganas por favor en español
Lmfao 🤣😆🤣
Great McLaglen MOVIE
Back when a Women knew how to get a good spit shine on her husbands dress shoes!
They obviously skipped the part where everyone goes to the saloon and gets liquored up in order to have the courage to be part of a mob (which is not very courageous.)
THE DUKE .
All American hero
You'd ever shoot a dead man,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm sorry, but between him and Clint Eastwood, I choose him. He was the real deal on screen and off. Stood for America and a great role model of what it meant to be a man. Say what you want, there's no changing my mind. You can keep your soy boys of today.
I'd get out the way.
John Wayne's walk was copied by John Wayne when Wyatt Earp who would be onset as an advisor in the early western movies when John Wayne first started in the movies
John Wayne was a jerk in real life but he was the best in his day.
Good thing they were all idiots. At 10 or 12-feet the buckshot pattern would be about 3 or 4 inches.🤣
The ULTIMATE in American justice of LAW and ORDER that needs to come back to this nation that's full of WIMPS and WEAKLINGS.
It's a shotgun, not a rifle!
This is a good clip/scene , but not # 3 compared to the others in my opinion
Good move
Move out of the way
Then back shot them
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Back In that day you would have been hunter and hanging for that
He sounds like me-- don't take no sh... from anyone for any reasson- and I can't stand windy people- get to the BOTTOM LINE-- do or move!!!
Ja n
The problem with these movies is, there would always be one jack ass that would draw and start shooting in the real world. 🙄
I'm loathed to admit it, but I liked and even enjoyed this bigot's movies.
Oh boo-hoo
Cry me a river, too many weaklings and no toughness is whats wrong in america today!!!!
@@scott1395
Yes, and chief among them is James Bailey
It was strange how the film cast the left-wing gay Gary Grimes as a racist, and the openly racist Wayne as a fair-minded character.
What hurts this scene, almost ruins it, is the dreadful music score. These old time directors had lost their way by this time, as evinced by the terrible music, the hackneyed scenes, and the obligatory painful "humorous" side kicks. F this.
So old
I did not like that movie of John Wayne's
Wayne made some good movies but after learning how he evaded the draft in WWII, I can't stand watching him.