I never thought I'd witness a better film than the quiet man with these two stars, yet I am proved wrong because this is cinematic glory, Maureen O'Hara and John Wayne I thank you for this masterpiece ❤️
I preferred The Quiet Man myself, but this comes in a close second and I think is the more family friendly movie, if you don't mind spousal abuse of women. The Quiet Man he was abused, until he wasn't so quiet. 😊
This is probably the easiest of all the John Wayne westerns to watch, clean and wholesome with quite a bit of old Hollywood humor to go along with it. The best scene, by far, has to be the mud fighting.
Watching this good old film reminds me of being little and watching this with my mom and dad. I’m 52 now, mom and dad are gone but it gives me a sense of times gone by.
@@ruthiefrost I’m so sorry for your loss. I know that heart break. Things like this… movies, or food that they used to make helps with that pain. Blessings to you and your family.
What else wold you expect from A hero. My favorite part is when John Explain to his daughter what it’s like when a man and woman Loves each other to me that’s the best line ever.
Well let’s see, Mr Wayne made like - a zillion movies & i’ve seen & *LOVED* quite a few! Better than that, so far - after 50+ years of perusing - i haven’t come across even _ONE_ JW film that i didn’t enjoy at all. It’s not always _LOVE_ but still, that’s a *_LOT_* of like! Guess i just ❤️🔥 the Duke?!! 😘 TY for your comment! 🤟🏼
This movie was one of my dad's favorites. We quoted it all the time. What I think is interesting is that this whole movie is like an epilogue to those old classic westerns. What happens after the hero rides off into the sunset? He sets up his business, raises his family, and deals with mundane problems.
There was just something about John Wayne that made him more than the sum of his parts. He couldn't act, he was just himself but the audience loved it.
They say they made a mistake releasing this movie to everyone, but it might be genius as most kids and grandkids never heard of John Wayne so wouldn’t ever think of buying most of his great movies!!!!
True entertainment and no bad language or sex needed just good actors and great comedy moments. Future film directors take note that you don’t always need those things to make a great film
It is just a shame that violence against women and humiliating a woman to 'put her in her place' is deemed reasonable and entertaining by people watching it today.
Maureen & John in the Irish Movie about her dowry was the best. Haven't seen this one with them both in it. I know it's everyone's favorite. I never had time for TV. Not till I was retired. It will help you sleep, it did me. I sleep like a baby now. Peace. xo
Me too. He's still one of my favorite actor all these years after his death. I loved him in nearly every movie he did, except McQ. I wasn't fond of that movie, mostly I guess because I always saw him as a Cowboy, which he played so well. I miss the time when we had clean movies with no realistic violence, no foul language and people kept their clothes on. And the comedy was pure clean fun like in this movie.
Yes, I cried also when he died because he said he didn't want no blacks. At his funeral and I found out he was gay and every boy love to play Joan Wayne, black or white he was out until he died. You can see no blacks, racist gay man f*****
This movie is very funny, with no computer graphics, no cellphones, no Cars explosions, just actors and a rich story and still a great movie 60 years later. John Wayne is 54 yo and looks like 60 ..
THIS IS AND ALL TIME CLASSIC , THE WOMEN ARE PERFECT . A GOOD FELLING MOVIE , THEY DO NOT KNOW HOW TO MAKE MOVIES LIKE THIS ANY MORE WHAT A SHAME. CAN NOT STOP WATCHING THIS!!!
My dad loved westerns too. I use to watch them with him. I loved the mud fight in this movie, but also the falling down the stairs scene was very funny too. And when Maureen cracked him over the head with the whiskey bottle, I nearly fell out of my chair laughing. I miss my dad and wish he was here to watch these westerns again with me.
Thought it was all about bang bang with John Wayne but John Wayne is still classic. I guess this movie is just trying to get the message across about how great America is, and how big-hearted US is. I love it. 💝
Well, I just watched this movie for the first time.....WHY DID I TAKE SO LONG TO SEE THIS FILM???????? With the exceptions of "True Grit" and "The Shootist," this is the best John Wayne film I've seen.
This movie is the best and my 2nd favorite is "Operation Pettycoat", with Cary Grant I was born in London, England at end of 2nd world war. There was much prejudice against Americans then but my father would not let me hear of it. He spent his first naval years in the far eastern fleet from 1932-39 and being poor he said Americans were the kindest people he had met. He loved western movies and I wish he was here now so he could watch them on you tube. On my travels I have found Americans the best I have traveled with. Love Ya
@@henrywalker6194 that would be your typical democrat, they're terribly arrogant and retain archaic desires for class and caste, which is Anti-American, but what are we to do?
@@GathKingLeppbertI Nice meeting you friend.My father was a big fan of westerns and took me to the cinema for the first time to watch the movie Shane with Alan ladd.in 1953.
John Wayne movies always make the American Indian look tough, smart, spiritual, and formidable. Can't think of a better way to celebrate a great people than that.
I am not a western fan but this movie is very funny so if any one suffers from depression the way that some people do i recommend this movie because it makes me laugh and laugh until I cry like baby girl sincerely Shannon
you know the government gave him cancer, right, the concouer, where he played changer khan in the desert, anyway, that was close to where they tested those nukes, the WHOLE cast came down with cancer, told howard hews it was safe ti=o film there
We used to watch the movie a lot back in the day on cable and on videotape. It used to be my dad, my uncle, my cousin and myself. They're all gone now and I'm the only one left. When I watch this movie now there are some bittersweet moments but I really do love this movie and I guess I'm missing my dad and my uncle and my cousin right now.
Yup! Watched these movies with my dad sittin on his knee. Now I'm grown I love all these old western movies. Reminds me of those good times we spent together :)
@whytheracecardisplayed8906 How would being a minority or a female prevent you from enjoying an old western movie? Do movies make you hurt? You realize theyre movies right? Filmed with a camera by actors.
Love this movie, the chemistry between Miss O Hara and John Wayne is WOW, this iss my 3rd time watching this movie and im still not sick of it. Another Scarlett O Hara and Rhett Butler, must have watched GONE WITH THE WIND 5 times, and if anyone is interested you need to watch the sequel SCARLETT
I love this movie. This came out the year I was born. It shows ya the world I was born into compared to the crappy movies out today reflecting the world kids have to be born into. 1963!
Great movie, now we need more Wayne classics uploaded here. True Grit Big Jake Rio Bravo The Shootist The Searchers The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance I could go on all night
Every time i watch this film, i fall in ❤ with sheriff Jeff aka Chuck Roberson! Something about him in this particular movie that i find very attractive. i adore his character - he never says much but when he does speak, it’s impressive. As i’m watching now, it’s the scene at Birnbaum’s store - the guys (& Camille) are in the back room playing/perusing a chess match. Pretty sure during that evening, sheriff Jeff had maybe two lines: “take it” & “fill it”! Yet the whole time my eyes are drawn to him bc he is still acting, his expressions as he follows the conversation are kind of deadpan but at the same time they speak volumes! Even w/o lines, he never stopped acting! Icing on the cake for me is that he was obviously quite smart since he proposed to Mrs Warren aka the always gorgeous Yvonne de Carlo! i have a special ❤ for her bc i watched the Munsters every morning before school & thought Eddie was so lucky to have such a cool & beautiful mom! Ps _my_ mom is also cool & beautiful at 83! lol had to mention that or i’ll feel guilty! ❤ you Mommy! 😬💞
Hey as long as ppl have an intact sense of humor, this movie is absolutely *TIMELESS!* i mean really, _FUNNY_ *never* goes out of fashion! Ps - PC be damned!
...i thought sure she was gonna Kick over The CHESS GAME ...!! ??? BEST LINE was ...of all WOMEN on planet One of them HAD TO Be ...you'''p.s.*-soundsLike my Life when i married m ...Holy-roller'''...wife'''sad...miserable...and...pitiful''''!?
I don't think there wasn't a John Wayne movie my Daddy didn't watch more than once. I think at some point in my growing up he watched every western there was too watch.
Love the Music, the Production, the Story, and all these Stars - *Maureen O'Hara* was one Gorgeous Irish Woman - "My People"! 🍀 *Watch "The Quiet Man"* Outstanding Regardless of the year it was Produced. True Irish Humor! Filmed in Ireland!
God bless my late Uncle Phil he built the sets was a extra as well in this movie. It took three hours to get the mud off the actors he made 45 portable showers it was 95 degrees so cold showers was good miss you phil😢
An interesting fact about his role in this film that's seldom mentioned is that in many ways it might have been seen as everything John Wayne disliked about the Boston Brahmin JFK in contrast to his fellow Republican Barry Goldwater whose Jewish frontier storekeeper ancestor seems to have been the model for the character of Nathan Birnbaum. Jerry's comment about how "reactionary is just something my generation calls your generation" is clearly a reflection of Wayne's discomfort with the somewhat superficially Marxist intellectual influences JFK's whiz kids had been infected with in college while his mastery of the latest fashions of frivolous pop culture show tunes seems to reflect all the glamorous Hollywood celebrity worship of JFK John Wayne saw as JFK's main appeal to his cult of rather superficial young female voters. Patrick Wayne's role as Dev seems of course in many ways to reflect what Wayne admired about JFK by contrast: hard working Irish Catholic immigrant, a willingness to take personal risks especially in opposition to racism and bullying. At the time the film came out in early November 1963 of course the reelection of JFK was not really certain given the closeness of his 1960 election victory over Nixon, the lingering anxiety over the Cuban missile crisis and the Bay of Pigs fiasco along with the hostility many had about JFK's support of the Civil Rights Movement. As an Eisenhower Republican John Wayne very probably made the film partly as a politically partisan message in support of Barry Goldwater which the assassination of JFK by a Communist a few weeks after the film's release of course rendered a wasted effort and virtually ensured the landslide election of LBJ. I personally have never thought much of any other role Jerry Van Dyke played but in this film I agree he was absolutely perfect for the part. It was unquestionably his best role.
I never thought I'd witness a better film than the quiet man with these two stars, yet I am proved wrong because this is cinematic glory, Maureen O'Hara and John Wayne I thank you for this masterpiece ❤️
Try Wings of Eagles
Masterpiece might be stretching it a bit, but we're all entitled to our own idea of what a masterpiece is..."Rosebud".
I think this was one of the most enjoyable movies John Wayne ever made.Itbhad a little of everything drama, comedy, and more
you should be sure to see all the other movies they star together in!
I preferred The Quiet Man myself, but this comes in a close second and I think is the more family friendly movie, if you don't mind spousal abuse of women. The Quiet Man he was abused, until he wasn't so quiet. 😊
This is probably the easiest of all the John Wayne westerns to watch, clean and wholesome with quite a bit of old Hollywood humor to go along with it. The best scene, by far, has to be the mud fighting.
And don't forget spousal abuse 😅 Although in all seriousness, him dragging her across emerald green for miles would suck more in my opinion 🤣
Watching this good old film reminds me of being little and watching this with my mom and dad. I’m 52 now, mom and dad are gone but it gives me a sense of times gone by.
Me too Lindsey. I love this movie 🎥. Let the Indian do it...
@@ruthiefrost
I’m so sorry for your loss. I know that heart break. Things like this… movies, or food that they used to make helps with that pain. Blessings to you and your family.
@@ruthiefrost ❤❤❤❤❤❤
It was my grandpa on my dad's side for me. Anytime we visited, he was watching the Duke, and I wouldn't have it any other way.
John Wayne was a remarkable hero in western movies.
What else wold you expect from A hero. My favorite part is when John Explain to his daughter what it’s like when a man and woman Loves each other to me that’s the best line ever.
WATCHED THIS FOUR TIMES SINCE MY LAST POST . WHAT A GREAT MOVIE!!!!!!!
I love this movie what a classic and with John Wayne playing in the movie you can never go wrong
You're welcome
Well let’s see, Mr Wayne made like - a zillion movies & i’ve seen & *LOVED* quite a few! Better than that, so far - after 50+ years of perusing - i haven’t come across even _ONE_ JW film that i didn’t enjoy at all. It’s not always _LOVE_ but still, that’s a *_LOT_* of like! Guess i just ❤️🔥 the Duke?!! 😘 TY for your comment! 🤟🏼
This movie was one of my dad's favorites. We quoted it all the time. What I think is interesting is that this whole movie is like an epilogue to those old classic westerns. What happens after the hero rides off into the sunset? He sets up his business, raises his family, and deals with mundane problems.
I could watch this movie daily. John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara are unbeatable together!
Not wrong
i watch this paticular movie at night before going to bed.
It’s 2:11 am and I’m still watching !!!!!!!
cause both are demented, one like abusing women and the other like being abused
@@ebr7753 get your brain checked
I’m not a great western movie fan but, put John Wayne init and I’m hooked. Loved the way he had his children included in his films. Great man!!!!!
Mr. Wayne is truly a Person using most of his God given Talent to build up his Fans and any one else!
I've watched this movie over and over! It's so good and I really like John Wayne and Maureen O Hara!
John Wayne lives on in his movies, never forgotten.
He will only be dead when we forget
He will only be dead when we forget
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I think that's close to 100 times I've watched one of the best films of all time. It never gets old to me. I love every minute of it.
Me too! Wonderful movie.
There was just something about John Wayne that made him more than the sum of his parts. He couldn't act, he was just himself but the audience loved it.
Agreed‼️ I wish they made characters, scripts and movies like this in 2021… 🇺🇸
Very true ✨✨😌💗💗💗💗💗✨🤸❣️🎗️☀️💕🎗️🎗️🤸
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They say they made a mistake releasing this movie to everyone, but it might be genius as most kids and grandkids never heard of John Wayne so wouldn’t ever think of buying most of his great movies!!!!
I was young and still loved watching Mr John Wayne
True entertainment and no bad language or sex needed just good actors and great comedy moments. Future film directors take note that you don’t always need those things to make a great film
It is just a shame that violence against women and humiliating a woman to 'put her in her place' is deemed reasonable and entertaining by people watching it today.
@@davidperry7128 It's more than reasonable. It's necessary. Our society lacks any such things currently and just see where things are now.
this is a family favorite! watching in honor of my dad! RIP Love the mud fighting scene and the last scene at the end of the movie such a great film!
Kinda makes me wonder what they were mining!
@@zarachastellaris9016 they possibly could've been mining clay but then again that's just a guess on my part
John was the best! Seen this too many times and it’s great everytime. They don’t make movies nor actors like this anymore!
Nope, not even close.
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Maureen & John in the Irish Movie about her dowry was the best. Haven't seen this one with them both in it. I know it's everyone's favorite. I never had time for TV. Not till I was retired. It will help you sleep, it did me. I sleep like a baby now. Peace. xo
I loved John Wayne! When he passed away I cried so hard.😭😭😭
Me too. He's still one of my favorite actor all these years after his death. I loved him in nearly every movie he did, except McQ. I wasn't fond of that movie, mostly I guess because I always saw him as a Cowboy, which he played so well. I miss the time when we had clean movies with no realistic violence, no foul language and people kept their clothes on. And the comedy was pure clean fun like in this movie.
Yes, I c*** We need that also cause I follow. He said he didn't want no blacks. It is funeral racist f*****, and he was gay
Yes, I cried also when he died because he said he didn't want no blacks. At his funeral and I found out he was gay and every boy love to play Joan Wayne, black or white he was out until he died. You can see no blacks, racist gay man f*****
A truly iconic western.. Happy Birthday John Wayne.
This movie is very funny, with no computer graphics, no cellphones, no Cars explosions, just actors and a rich story and still a great movie 60 years later. John Wayne is 54 yo and looks like 60 ..
THIS IS AND ALL TIME CLASSIC , THE WOMEN ARE PERFECT . A GOOD FELLING MOVIE , THEY DO NOT KNOW HOW TO MAKE MOVIES LIKE THIS ANY MORE WHAT A SHAME. CAN NOT STOP WATCHING THIS!!!
My pap loved his westerns, no matter the time of day he would find one, I always enjoyed watching them with him
My dad loved westerns too. I use to watch them with him. I loved the mud fight in this movie, but also the falling down the stairs scene was very funny too. And when Maureen cracked him over the head with the whiskey bottle, I nearly fell out of my chair laughing. I miss my dad and wish he was here to watch these westerns again with me.
Thought it was all about bang bang with John Wayne but John Wayne is still classic. I guess this movie is just trying to get the message across about how great America is, and how big-hearted US is. I love it. 💝
Well, I just watched this movie for the first time.....WHY DID I TAKE SO LONG TO SEE THIS FILM???????? With the exceptions of "True Grit" and "The Shootist," this is the best John Wayne film I've seen.
No one never makes classic comedy western films like this anymore
When he tells Becky about his inheritance, one of the most beautiful dialogues put the film.
I agree wonderful speech
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I agree.
My Absolute favorite John Wayne movie of all time!
I’ve seen just about all of John Wayne’s movies. I’ve some of them so many times that I know a good part of the script.
I will watch a John Wayne anyday over any other.
Yvonne de Carlo makes this movie for me. Beautiful, dignified and her drinking scene with John Wayne is hilarious and so well done.
That divorce business..."is that when you pay a woman not to live with you?" American classic line
There’s a reason they look so purty
"That's about the size of it".
Love it..boy hasn't the world changed..love big John
This is a GREAT movie. They can't make a movie this good anymore.
I just love this show and always will cannot see it enough! Wish times were like this now
you want wild west style knock down drag outs and racism in government? How odd.
@@seanhaley3204 I hardly doubt if she meant racism was a good thing.
The time when girlfriends and wives were spanked when they deserved it - is that what you mean?
What separates John Wayne movies from other westerns is the "little things"... too many to list in this classic.
Love the way John Wayne play's in this movie he has his funny ways. I love his movie such a great western actor that will be remembered.
Giant Balls?
Amen
Wayne/ O' hara in the Quiet man filmed in Ireland.Masterpiece!
These people were all having fun when they made this movie!
I bet they had an absolute blast!
This has to be the best John Wayne movie I've ever seen
Shakespeare in the Wild West with an excellent cast led by John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara with laughs a plenty. It’s a classic.
This is one of the best movies ever made.
Well. This is about as good as a movie can get. Fantastic from start to end.
This movie is the best and my 2nd favorite is "Operation Pettycoat", with Cary Grant I was born in London, England at end of 2nd world war. There was much prejudice against Americans then but my father would not let me hear of it. He spent his first naval years in the far eastern fleet from 1932-39 and being poor he said Americans were the kindest people he had met. He loved western movies and I wish he was here now so he could watch them on you tube. On my travels I have found Americans the best I have traveled with. Love Ya
Hi Peter! In my experience americans in america are the best! Anywhere else their ego's overwhelm them?
Thanks Peter. I grew up on JW movies. TEXAN May of 1965.
@@henrywalker6194 that would be your typical democrat, they're terribly arrogant and retain archaic desires for class and caste, which is Anti-American, but what are we to do?
@@GathKingLeppbertI Nice meeting you friend.My father was a big fan of westerns and took me to the cinema for the first time to watch the movie Shane with Alan ladd.in 1953.
"We sunk a truck"😂!
John Wayne movies always make the American Indian look tough, smart, spiritual, and formidable. Can't think of a better way to celebrate a great people than that.
Hes a top level freemason,satanist deciever and for $$$$
@@jillsmcfarland2001 lol bro wtf are you talking about
My favorite John Wayne movie. One of the best movies ever made in my opinion. The tongue in cheek nature of this movie is what makes it so great.
Ahh but to have such a horrific monstrous cunt as an ex wife.
@@user-cs8id2jg6y I suggest you get an education and learn some manners.
Are you American?
I am not a western fan but this movie is very funny so if any one suffers from depression the way that some people do i recommend this movie because it makes me laugh and laugh until I cry like baby girl sincerely Shannon
Love the way John Wayne play's in this movie he has his funny ways. I love his movie such a great western actor that will be remembered.
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you know the government gave him cancer, right, the concouer, where he played changer khan in the desert, anyway, that was close to where they tested those nukes, the WHOLE cast came down with cancer, told howard hews it was safe ti=o film there
We used to watch the movie a lot back in the day on cable and on videotape.
It used to be my dad, my uncle, my cousin and myself.
They're all gone now and I'm the only one left.
When I watch this movie now there are some bittersweet moments but I really do love this movie and I guess I'm missing my dad and my uncle and my cousin right now.
I will always, ALWAYS love this movie.
Amazing , entertainment of greatness WOW
Parents made us with this when we were kids sometime in the late 80s or early 90s. We were sure we'd hate some old western. Turns out we all loved it.
Yup! Watched these movies with my dad sittin on his knee. Now I'm grown I love all these old western movies. Reminds me of those good times we spent together :)
@@kmarie3602 How the Hell could your Dad sit on his own knee? Christ!
@@cotton-Dave ....I was sitting on his knee.
@@kmarie3602 Just teasing you, K?
You just can't go wrong with a John Wayne movie.
@Leo Peridot thank you
@ALLBLACKCLOTHESVIDEO Cry me a fuckin river
"Indian raid jump in the haystack."
@whytheracecardisplayed8906 How would being a minority or a female prevent you from enjoying an old western movie?
Do movies make you hurt? You realize theyre movies right? Filmed with a camera by actors.
My all-time FAVORITE Western!!
Hey everyone ever seen North To Alaska? It's Great.
My favorite J.W. movie 🙌🏽🙌🏽 makes me miss my childhood & grandpa 😢🩵
Love this movie, the chemistry between Miss O Hara and John Wayne is WOW, this iss my 3rd time watching this movie and im still not sick of it. Another Scarlett O Hara and Rhett Butler, must have watched GONE WITH THE WIND 5 times, and if anyone is interested you need to watch the sequel SCARLETT
All these years later an this movie 🎥 never gets ol 🤘🏼🤠🤘🏼🤠
The Duke rules! The Searchers was his best movie
I love this movie, I can watch it every day and never get tired Love you John
Like the Andy Griffith show, I never tire of it.
This is the kind of movie I wish it would just carry on :-)
Great film and a much better copy than the dollar store full screen copy I have.
Great movie! They don't make 'em like this anymore... 😞
Moroccan movie
Greatest mud sliding sequence I'v ever seen!
🥰 Mr Wayne & Ms O’Hara are a super great combination !!!
Although it's no problem to watch over and over it's still one of the old movies I wish I was experiencing for the first time.
Thanks 👍
the part at 1:19:10 always gets me - wayne just does this scene SO well.
I love this movie. This came out the year I was born. It shows ya the world I was born into compared to the crappy movies out today reflecting the world kids have to be born into. 1963!
I find it fascinating that all of John Waynes' early movies start with him showing up with no horse & carrying his saddle.
John Wayne’s favorite film that he made was “the Quiet Man staring Maurine O’hara. Great film and best fight scene...ever...
Quiet Man is one of my favorite movies . I play it 1 or 2 times every week.
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One of my favourites!
No one like John only he could act like him we lost a lot Rest In Peace
"Divorce, is that what you get when you pay a woman not to live with ya?" Lolol
Great movie, now we need more Wayne classics uploaded here.
True Grit
Big Jake
Rio Bravo
The Shootist
The Searchers
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
I could go on all night
John Wayne had been one of the best to watch on cowboy. As kid liked to cinema theatre for that sake.
Nostalgia of the western movies l used to watch in the sixties and seventies on the television
Better quality than Prime Video McLintock doing better than the big company's
John Wayne is one of my favorite actors ever!
What is it about this movie that makes it such a classic? Clearly it is John Wayne. And Maureen O'Hara, let's not forget her.
Every time i watch this film, i fall in ❤ with sheriff Jeff aka Chuck Roberson! Something about him in this particular movie that i find very attractive. i adore his character - he never says much
but when he does speak, it’s impressive. As i’m watching now, it’s the scene at Birnbaum’s store - the guys (& Camille) are in the back room playing/perusing a chess match. Pretty sure during that evening, sheriff Jeff had maybe two lines: “take it” & “fill it”! Yet the whole time my eyes are drawn to him bc he is still acting, his expressions as
he follows the conversation are kind of deadpan but at the same time they speak volumes! Even w/o lines, he never stopped acting! Icing on the cake for me is that he was obviously quite smart since he proposed to Mrs Warren aka the always gorgeous Yvonne de Carlo! i have a special ❤ for her bc i watched the Munsters every morning before school & thought Eddie was so lucky to have such a cool & beautiful mom! Ps _my_ mom is also cool & beautiful at 83! lol had to mention that or
i’ll feel guilty! ❤ you Mommy! 😬💞
Dev calls Becky a trollop for kissing before being engaged. Wow! How far we have sunk as a society.......
That's because it was back in the 1800's
@@davegauvin7234 I realize that. Maybe my comment was too obvious......
That part lol
No problem Sir.
Lol, classic
When i was young i did not enjoy John Wayne. But now i enjoy it.
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They were an awesome team! The Quiet Man was a hoot too!
LOOOOOVVVVVEEE THIS MOVIE!!!! Hilarious. John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara...;wonderful!!!! My favorite stars
Isn't it funny when GW "John Wayne " throw Delvin Warren, "Patrick Wayne", his son for real, into that horse. 😂 😂 😂
"Did Mr McKlintock give you that black eye?"
"No. Nobody gave it to me, I won!"
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Enjoyed watching this movie. It was the most funny movie with John Wayne.
Lots of Love from Pakistan. May GOD bless John Wayne soul in rest and peace...Amen
John wayne was not moslem, why you pray for him?
Sumarsono what your comment supposed to mean?
Jw was top level freemason.
@@jillsmcfarland2001 yeah I have heard it...But at least he was a human. He appeared to be a good man in movies...
I remember this movie in theaters downtown in '63, costs me, ma and dad a quarter to see it
now it's free. We've sure come a long way buckaroo.
The Best! Love this even in 2021
What abt 2022 from the future 😂
Hey as long as ppl
have an intact sense
of humor, this movie
is absolutely
*TIMELESS!* i mean really, _FUNNY_ *never* goes out of fashion!
Ps - PC be damned!
EspAñol
THE BEST! LOVE ❤️ THIS EVEN IN 2021
Great movie, real life with real feelings and love.
...i thought sure she was gonna Kick over The CHESS GAME ...!! ??? BEST LINE was ...of all WOMEN on planet One of them HAD TO Be ...you'''p.s.*-soundsLike my Life when i married m ...Holy-roller'''...wife'''sad...miserable...and...pitiful''''!?
One of John Wayne's best films
Young Stephanie Powers in breathtakingly beautiful at 19.
I don't think there wasn't a John Wayne movie my Daddy didn't watch more than once. I think at some point in my growing up he watched every western there was too watch.
Love the Music, the Production, the Story, and all these Stars - *Maureen O'Hara* was one Gorgeous Irish Woman - "My People"! 🍀
*Watch "The Quiet Man"* Outstanding Regardless of the year it was Produced. True Irish Humor!
Filmed in Ireland!
I have some Irish DNA and that little bit is enough to cause Irish music to reach more powerfully into my guts than pretty much any other kind
@@donpaladino greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 👍…. Have you heard of an Irish band called Aslan ? …. Listen to a song called …. Crazy world ⭐️
@@jtb1245
I haven't, but I will too!
Thank You!
My lineage is from County Kerry!
Beth ("Mary Beth")
Tennessee, USA
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They are great!
Lead singer looks a whole bunch like a young Al Pacino.
Thanks and Best Wellbeing!
@@donpaladino
We have some special DNA.
Basque
God bless my late Uncle Phil he built the sets was a extra as well in this movie. It took three hours to get the mud off the actors he made 45 portable showers it was 95 degrees so cold showers was good miss you phil😢
Jerry VanDyke is golden in this. He is great in all of his roles, but this one is one of his best.
An interesting fact about his role in this film that's seldom mentioned is that in many ways it might have been seen as everything John Wayne disliked about the Boston Brahmin JFK in contrast to his fellow Republican Barry Goldwater whose Jewish frontier storekeeper ancestor seems to have been the model for the character of Nathan Birnbaum. Jerry's comment about how "reactionary is just something my generation calls your generation" is clearly a reflection of Wayne's discomfort with the somewhat superficially Marxist intellectual influences JFK's whiz kids had been infected with in college while his mastery of the latest fashions of frivolous pop culture show tunes seems to reflect all the glamorous Hollywood celebrity worship of JFK John Wayne saw as JFK's main appeal to his cult of rather superficial young female voters. Patrick Wayne's role as Dev seems of course in many ways to reflect what
Wayne admired about JFK by contrast: hard working Irish Catholic immigrant, a willingness to take personal risks especially in opposition to racism and bullying. At the time the film came out in early November 1963 of course the reelection of JFK was not really certain given the closeness of his 1960 election victory over Nixon, the lingering anxiety over the Cuban missile crisis and the Bay of Pigs fiasco along with the hostility many had about JFK's support of the Civil Rights Movement. As an Eisenhower Republican John Wayne very probably made the film partly as a politically partisan message in support of Barry Goldwater which the assassination of JFK by a Communist a few weeks after the film's release of course rendered a wasted effort and virtually ensured the landslide election of LBJ. I personally have never thought much of any other role Jerry Van Dyke played but in this film I agree he was absolutely perfect for the part. It was unquestionably his best role.
Honestly I don’t mind Jerry VanDyke in this movie, but I could have done without so much singing. Other than that, the movie is perfect.
I love Stefanie Powers so much! Great actress, great person, a very classy lady, so beautiful woman
One of my favorite movies !
John Wayne at his best - a classic
... the beautiful Maureen O'Hara was certainly 'fit' as well as being fit! (Maureen O'Hara, John Wayne RIP).
The Searchers was the best Western movie
Two true movie stars ! Miss them !