As Per his widow Pilar " John Wayne hated horses" but he loved the ocean & the sea!! But there were few people that could outride John on a horse!!! He always rode TALL in the saddle!! R.I.P. John. Proud Great American 🇺🇸
I like his movies as well, but dang, he always plays the same kind of character. As an actor he either had very little range or was just uncomfortable playing anything other than the manly tough guy.
@@longhorn7809He used that horse just for that reason. The horse was named Cochise. He had another one he used quite often too. I can't remember his name. And also they were big horses, because of his size. I think the fancy vest guy did stunts for him too.
Wayne, Ed Asner, Robert Mitchum, Chris George, James Caan ,great character actor Athur Hunnicut and the lovely Michelle Carey Excellent cast all around
I would put the cast of Silverado up against this one. Kevin Costner, Scott Glenn, Kevin Kline, Danny Glover, Mark Kasdan, Linda Hunt, Jeff Goldblum, Brian Dennehy, Rosanna Arquette, Jeff Fahey, James Gammon and the great John Cleese. What a set of legends. That's not to take away from the list of legends in El Dorado, but I think Silverado gives it a good run for the money on overall cast quality. If you haven't seen it and love westerns, you gotta give it a watch. Great film.
First saw this movie more than 40 years ago. Loved it so much I watched it over and over and over again. So much so that to this day, I can turn the sound off and quote every line word for word without missing a beat.
I'm 64 years old and I watched John Wayne movies with my grandfather when I was a little boy. . John and my grandfather are both gone now but I still watch his movie's all the time. I still say he was the best actor in all his cowboy and military movies. A true legend!
I'm 66. My parents divorced when I was 7. My father moved away from my sisters, mother and I. My mom use to take me to the drive-in tp see John Wayne movies. God bless her! He was my male influence...we would laugh about how small his horses looked under him. Special memories. My mother was an incredible woman and a blast to be around. So miss her and The Duke!🙏❤🙏
His movies and Eastwood's are always on my watch list.And I'm 61 and I never go a week without watching both actors movies at least once. Favorites Red River and Kelley's Heroes
Correct. John Wayne, Robert Taylor, Clint Eastwood, Randolph Scott, Robert Duvall. My favorite western actors, in that order, whilst Wayne and Taylor are my No. 1 and 2 of all actors anyway. Kirk Douglas, Glenn Ford and Anthony Quinn as honorable mentions, they were excellent in westerns too.
He was a true American. If we had more people in Hollywood like him and Reagan now, we wouldn’t be dealing with this Biden left bullshit. If you people want your lives back vote wisely, vote Republican!
That magnificent horse made me decide on the spot, in the Fox or Fisher theater in Detroit, sitting with my Dad, that I wanted a horse just like that one. I got my flashy blanket horse when I was twelve. When he was trained, by me, that sweetheart, handsome stallion could back every bit as well as Dukes movie horse! What a life long love story for me: The Duke and Appaloosa horses! NONE BETTER.
I remember seeing John Wayne’s house overlooking Newport Harbor while taking one of those Sunday brunch cruises on a boat in Newport Beach, California. Beautiful place!
John Wane has always been one of my favorite heroes. Despite the fact that old black n white photos of both him and my own father they look alot alike, they both walk n talk alike and have similar mannerisms. Not until I got older and more mature did I realize from some of his personal interviews I found on Y.T. that actually HE sounds more like my own father I.R.L. My Father is my personal hero and John Wayne is his "Big Screen" double. I truly regret that I never got to meet him in person. Ohh to have a picture of John Wayne and my Father on each side of me would be GOLDEN! Never mess w/The Duke! Only John Wayne can be John Wayne and never can be duplicated.
I watched John Wayne movies sitting on my grandpas knee when I was a little kid. Now my dad watches all his movies . He has always been a part of my life. Brillant cowboy.The way he holds the reigns in his mouth and shoots his 2 guns in True Grit is amazing piece of film.🙏
"Over the mountains of the moon, down the valley of the shadow. Ride, boldly ride," the shade replied, "If you seek for El Dorado!" Love that movie! El Dorado, McLintock, & Rio Bravo are my top 3 John Wayne westerns. 👍🏼
OK, it's been 6 months since this "short" and I have been a FAN of The DUKE for decades. I was in Hollywood in the 70's at Gromin's Chines Theater, where there was a boot and hand impression in the concrete of John Wayne. I enjoyed waring"cowboy boots" back then. My hands are feet, in those boots, were the same size as THE DUKE. Fit perfectly 👌 He's my most FAVORITE actor in those years. I regret that I never had the Pleasure to meet John Wayne in person. Thank you for this short. It's one of my favorite movies.
El Dorado my favorite John Wayne movie although I like everything he did but this is my favorite. John Wayne was the coolest man on the planet. Those actors back then were something special I doubt we'll ever see there like again.
As an actor he had very limited range. Pretty much always played the same character. That's probably why some people have such a hard time distinguishing the real person from the characters he played in movies. In real life he was very much NOT a brave heroic soldier. Kind of the opposite really, especially when compared to other actors of the same era who actively sought out military service, even combat duty, when our country needed them.
@@hughjazzole2037I love John Wayne, and I did two tours 8 years of service plus earned a silver star, part of why I joined the service was because of the admiration I had for the Duke cuz of his patriotism for this beautiful country 🇺🇸
My personal favorite is Rio Bravo. Him, Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson, and even Walter Brennan as Stumpy turned in what I'd say are some of their best performances. They played their parts to a "T".
My grandparents were friends with Ben Johnson who worked with Mr. Wayne and me grandparents would have dinner with The Duke and Ben Johnson. Now there was an amazing horseman, Ben Johnson.
I remember being a kid in the early 70's when I first saw "The Cowboys" on TV. I remember crying cuz John Wayne's character got killed. Then I got mad! The Duke wasn't supposed to die in any of his movies!!! But it did make those "boys" into young men! And that made it OK, I guess. But yeah, that was a big surprise in that movie. And those "Cowboys" did him proud even though he wasn't there to see it. And "You might want to talk to your boss before you use that rifle. Cuz I'm gonna kill him first." When a man tells you something like that, HE AIN'T JOKING OR EXAGGERATING. He said what he meant & meant what he said. The Boss dies first! Then after he's dead, Ya'll don't get paid no more! If ya'll ain't getting paid no more then ya don't have a reason to be here.😊 And I always loved how Clint Eastwood played the "good bad guy." And by doing that he was playing roles that John Wayne wouldn't play, but they were still westerns & he was the star. His character on "Rawhide" was probably the only true "good guy" role he played but I never got to see many of those reruns.
@@kimsmith1746 he did plenty of Western shows in the 50s and 60s on television. I have been around western fanatics all my life ( my Pop and Uncles) so I should know. But he do mostly other type of performances like journalism.
@Robert-qm5so I wasn't questioning you. I agreed that I didn't watch westerns (that's the nope) and explained from where I knew him...Mary Tyler Moore show and Lou Grant.
Good old John Wayne. That there, he was the man. I remember seeing old westerns play at my grandparents place while growing up. I didn't really care too much about him before, not as a young kid I didn't, I didn't understand westerns all that much back then, but now here in my 30s I do get appreciation out of watching this old-time die-hard patriot, slinging them guns around, riding like a champion horseman, commanding respect everywhere he goes & basically telling it like it is... even if staring down a two-barrel shotgun. The guy was just tough as nails, a man of true grit. Heck, I can only aspire to being anything like that. Thank you God, for blessing all of humanity with his presence, be that the time that past generations before me got to enjoy before you called him home. It's because of guys like John Wayne who enspire me today to try becoming a better version of myself. If many past generation males before me had true grit... why couldn't I be one here in the present?
Love John Wayne my western Idol!! I've always enjoyed watching these. I have collected John Wayne magazines and the dvd collection.They don't make westerns like this anymore. ❤❤
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The Duke. No one ever will replace this cowboy
"Hey fancy vest!"
Classic.
Alec Baldwin looks like
He doesn't say a word but he makes the scene very memorable.
That was real horsemanship
Yup! He's a pro 💯👍
As Per his widow Pilar " John Wayne hated horses" but he loved the ocean & the sea!! But there were few people that could outride John on a horse!!! He always rode TALL in the saddle!! R.I.P. John. Proud Great American 🇺🇸
@@jeffbridgman7973Yep. He never cared for any horse but Nickel.
BS, all you have to do is pull back on the reins.
@@jeffbridgman7973 He was average, Ben Johnson who was a real cowboy and Dale Robertson.
Love it!! My grandfather would say,”Those were the days when men were men”!
And you had to be concerned that some of those "men" would shoot you in the back.
Men were men when they were killing each other. I don't think so.
Marion wasn’t he was a draft dodger 😂😂😂😂
@@petersutton523 I suggest you get the facts.
And they forget that all of these are not real, just characters played by actors.
He was a MAN. I love watching all his movies.
I like his movies as well, but dang, he always plays the same kind of character. As an actor he either had very little range or was just uncomfortable playing anything other than the manly tough guy.
John Wayne Tougher than any Superhero!!!👍💪🤠❤
No way! Clint had him beat. Don’t get the fascination with a fat old draft dodger
@@blackbeltgarrettHe wasn’t a draft dodger and certainly not fat
Actually Jimmy Stewart seems a lot tougher as he was far more of a real life "super" hero
@@AdamPfundt And Jimmy Stewart respected the hell out of John Wayne.
Just don't get the John Wayne toilet paper it's rough n tough and don't take shit off anybody
El Dorado. Great movie
It's amazing when I watch this movie while young I never thought I'd see it again old remembering how young I was
One of my favorite movies of John Wayne’s. Loved that man. Still will watch his movies over anything else.
What is the name of this movie ?
@@pamelanicol3703El Dorado
He backs the horse knowing he’s dealing with back shooters
Unfortunately not long after this he does get shot in the back.
How many " Hollywood " cowboys can back a horse
@longhorn7809 NONE now days.
@@longhorn7809He used that horse just for that reason. The horse was named Cochise. He had another one he used quite often too. I can't remember his name. And also they were big horses, because of his size. I think the fancy vest guy did stunts for him too.
Well spoke and true.
A cast of great actors that we will never see the likes of ever again
Wayne, Ed Asner, Robert Mitchum, Chris George, James Caan ,great character actor Athur Hunnicut and the lovely Michelle Carey
Excellent cast all around
I would put the cast of Silverado up against this one. Kevin Costner, Scott Glenn, Kevin Kline, Danny Glover, Mark Kasdan, Linda Hunt, Jeff Goldblum, Brian Dennehy, Rosanna Arquette, Jeff Fahey, James Gammon and the great John Cleese. What a set of legends. That's not to take away from the list of legends in El Dorado, but I think Silverado gives it a good run for the money on overall cast quality. If you haven't seen it and love westerns, you gotta give it a watch. Great film.
One of my favorite scenes! When he backs that horse up.
First saw this movie more than 40 years ago. Loved it so much I watched it over and over and over again. So much so that to this day, I can turn the sound off and quote every line word for word without missing a beat.
I love the opening lines, when Mitchum and the passerby say Buenos Dias to each orher. What a class act! 🐴🤠 👏📽
When I got my first VCR in 1983 it was one of the first movies I recorded.
I'm 64 years old and I watched John Wayne movies with my grandfather when I was a little boy. . John and my grandfather are both gone now but I still watch his movie's all the time. I still say he was the best actor in all his cowboy and military movies. A true legend!
That’s like my Dad & I with Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef. Our Dad’s were Teaching us. And my condolences. May 2023🫡🇺🇸
When I was in the Army in the early 70s, the saying was always, don't try to be John Wayne, but that's who I always wanted to be.
John and Clint, my two favorites.
The Duke was the best ever
I'm 66. My parents divorced when I was 7. My father moved away from my sisters, mother and I. My mom use to take me to the drive-in tp see John Wayne movies. God bless her! He was my male influence...we would laugh about how small his horses looked under him. Special memories. My mother was an incredible woman and a blast to be around. So miss her and The Duke!🙏❤🙏
His movies and Eastwood's are always on my watch list.And I'm 61 and I never go a week without watching both actors movies at least once. Favorites Red River and Kelley's Heroes
Wayne turned down making a movie with Eastwood. He did not like Clint's style plus he probably would have had to reload. LMAO
Every movie John did was great and never get bored of watching it and just to hear him talk
A very distinctive voice. You'd know it was him if you heard it on the radio.
John Wayne & Clint Eastwood, The Greatest Cowboys.
Tom Selleck & Sam Elliot have also made names for themselves
Now Costner carries on.
@@GREGWATSON-lc8cc
Costner wouldn't make a pimple on John Wayne's
ass.
Robert Micthum wasn't bad either
Man With The Gun
Correct. John Wayne, Robert Taylor, Clint Eastwood, Randolph Scott, Robert Duvall. My favorite western actors, in that order, whilst Wayne and Taylor are my No. 1 and 2 of all actors anyway. Kirk Douglas, Glenn Ford and Anthony Quinn as honorable mentions, they were excellent in westerns too.
Eldorado is one of my favorite john Wayne movies. .. when we had heroes in Hollywood.
The birth of the anti-hero lowered standards for our entire society.
Loved Robert mitchum and James caan in that movie
That was a great movie. All his movies were.
Is a great movie, it ever stopped being a great movie.
His movies ❤were well corny and that's being polite
@@brendonmcmahon3294more like you're the real cornball
Especially in the ending of The Sons of Katie Elder when he got 13 shots out of his 6-shooter without reloading. LOL
100% agree, although my personal favorite is The Cowboys and I didn't like The Shootist.
Love how he backed that horse up.
I don't know if it is true but there was statement that he didn't like to ride the horses
@kadic6305 well he pulled it off rather well. Thanks for sharing this. I wouldn't have known.
Steve McQueen borrowed that back up his horse move in oneof his movies
@@kadic6305 Maybe not, but he sure was damn good at it! He did most of his own stunts involving riding the horses in his movies.
@@afellowamericanafellowamer5317Tom Horn.
My dad owned the grandson to that Alpaloosa Duke rode in this picture.
It's a beaut!
A fantastic stallion❤
its a beaut
It's a beaut
Yes_that was a beautiful horse
Greatest cowboy of all time!!!!
Can't argue with that
One of my favorite John Wayne movies , he was a true American icon.
John Wayne was the greatest cowboy of them all, the O G of westerns. No other could keep your eyes to the big screen like his presence.
👍❤️The 'Duke'🤠 John Wayne 'RIP'
ONE OF THE GREATEST PEOPLE AND ACTORS JOHN WAYNE.
He was a true American. If we had more people in Hollywood like him and Reagan now, we wouldn’t be dealing with this Biden left bullshit. If you people want your lives back vote wisely, vote Republican!
my favorite western by john wayne
No other horse 🐎 move was ever done in history in the cinema 🎥 pulling backwards incredible 🤩
My favorite movie horse of all time
That magnificent horse made me decide on the spot, in the Fox or Fisher theater in Detroit, sitting with my Dad, that I wanted a horse just like that one. I got my flashy blanket horse when I was twelve. When he was trained, by me, that sweetheart, handsome stallion could back every bit as well as Dukes movie horse! What a life long love story for me: The Duke and Appaloosa horses! NONE BETTER.
I remember seeing John Wayne’s house overlooking Newport Harbor while taking one of those Sunday brunch cruises on a boat in Newport Beach, California. Beautiful place!
El Dorado.
One of the best of Mr. Wayne's movies.
I would watch this with my Dad. He really loved Westerns.
🤠🏇
Much more realistic backing a horse up against 5 guns. Very bad odds. but said the right words .
Hey Fancy Vest - love that line
John Wane has always been one of my favorite heroes. Despite the fact that old black n white photos of both him and my own father they look alot alike, they both walk n talk alike and have similar mannerisms.
Not until I got older and more mature did I realize from some of his personal interviews I found on Y.T. that actually HE sounds more like my own father I.R.L.
My Father is my personal hero and John Wayne is his "Big Screen" double. I truly regret that I never got to meet him in person. Ohh to have a picture of John Wayne and my Father on each side of me would be GOLDEN! Never mess w/The Duke! Only John Wayne can be John Wayne and never can be duplicated.
I love this comment! ☝
Nobody EVER played the part of John Wayne in a John Wayne movie better than John Wayne! :-D
John wayne the duke of cowboys a true cowboy actor a american legend a national hero 👏
I watched John Wayne movies sitting on my grandpas knee when I was a little kid. Now my dad watches all his movies . He has always been a part of my life. Brillant cowboy.The way he holds the reigns in his mouth and shoots his 2 guns in True Grit is amazing piece of film.🙏
👏👏👏❤️🙏🏼👏👏👏 Irremplazable , no existirá otro como el ! Que Dios lo tenga en la gloria. ❤
Still my favorite actor. This was when Hollywood was still relevant.
I totally agree
The DUKE
I get it: what’s not there to like about Ed Asner?
Me too
He was never relevant. Remember, he begged not to be drafted even though all he would have done was USO shows. He is just as bad as modern Hollyweird.
"Over the mountains of the moon, down the valley of the shadow. Ride, boldly ride," the shade replied, "If you seek for El Dorado!"
Love that movie! El Dorado, McLintock, & Rio Bravo are my top 3 John Wayne westerns. 👍🏼
Love the Duke! Class act!😊
One of my favorite John Wayne movies
Man I miss these type of movies, between John Wayne and Clint Eastwood we had it made growing up.
He knew how to ride a horse forward or backwards excellent
El Dorado is one of the greatest movies I've ever seen. I grew up on John Wayne. 🇺🇲
OK, it's been 6 months since this "short" and I have been a FAN of The DUKE for decades.
I was in Hollywood in the 70's at Gromin's Chines Theater, where there was a boot and hand impression in the concrete of John Wayne.
I enjoyed waring"cowboy boots" back then.
My hands are feet, in those boots, were the same size as THE DUKE.
Fit perfectly 👌
He's my most FAVORITE actor in those years.
I regret that I never had the Pleasure to meet John Wayne in person.
Thank you for this short. It's one of my favorite movies.
El Dorado my favorite John Wayne movie although I like everything he did but this is my favorite. John Wayne was the coolest man on the planet. Those actors back then were something special I doubt we'll ever see there like again.
He was a good man I love JOHN WYAN MOIVES 😊😊😊😊😊
Wyan ? 😂😂😂
Darn... I loved this man's westerns. He practically played the same character in all of them just using different names but I loved watching them all.
I'll soon be 61 and when John Wayne is on I watch him even if I'm watching the braves playing
My grandpa introduced me to this movie and many more westerns.
The way he backs that horse away, while holding his gun hand in position and looking at those rags is priceless.
Stomp a stringy jack rabbit. Hah!!!! Classic.
You do that.....he was not asking he was telling
The Duke doesn't fool around! 💪
A man's man the Duke
One of my favorite old movies. The Duke and Robert Mitchum with a cast of great supporting actors. Just a fun movie.
John Wayne talked exactly the same in every movie. But I guess that was his thing.
As an actor he had very limited range. Pretty much always played the same character. That's probably why some people have such a hard time distinguishing the real person from the characters he played in movies. In real life he was very much NOT a brave heroic soldier. Kind of the opposite really, especially when compared to other actors of the same era who actively sought out military service, even combat duty, when our country needed them.
EL DORADO
My favorite John Wayne movie.
The Duke will always be the actor who made the westerns popular again in the 60s through out the 80s.
He died in 1979 and the 80's were a down decade for Westerns. They came back in the 90's with Wyatt, Tombstone, and Unforgiven.
Wow!!!! John Wayne.. true American 🇺🇲.
Growing up watching the westerns with the Duke in them.
You tell ‘em Pilgrim!! 🤠
Colt Thornton, El Dorado. Spent many a weekend with my grandpa watching JW films. RIP Grandad
John Wayne has always been my hero, and he's been dead since 1978.
Love John Wayne. His old westerns were my childhood favorites.
The very best! 😁
He was a draft dodger WW11
@@hughjazzole2037 No, he was NOT!
John wayne and Johnny wisemiler my heroes
@@hughjazzole2037I love John Wayne, and I did two tours 8 years of service plus earned a silver star, part of why I joined the service was because of the admiration I had for the Duke cuz of his patriotism for this beautiful country 🇺🇸
Just watch El Dorado for the 1st time a few weeks ago. It's now my 2nd John Wayne movie behind McClintock
Watch Big Jake.
And The War Wagon
@wstavis3135 thanks for the tip. I'll watch it. McClintock will always be my favorite though.
@wstavis3135 I've seen that...many years ago though. Good movie
My personal favorite is Rio Bravo. Him, Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson, and even Walter Brennan as Stumpy turned in what I'd say are some of their best performances. They played their parts to a "T".
" He'll be dead before I hit the ground".
Walks the horse sideways so he can keep an eye on everyone.
And puts the horse in reverse
Love that part!
He knew they were the type to shoot someone in the back.
My grandparents were friends with Ben Johnson who worked with Mr. Wayne and me grandparents would have dinner with The Duke and Ben Johnson. Now there was an amazing horseman, Ben Johnson.
God I loved that man. What a great American🇺🇸
No one did it better than the DUKE.
I remember being a kid in the early 70's when I first saw "The Cowboys" on TV. I remember crying cuz John Wayne's character got killed. Then I got mad! The Duke wasn't supposed to die in any of his movies!!! But it did make those "boys" into young men! And that made it OK, I guess. But yeah, that was a big surprise in that movie. And those "Cowboys" did him proud even though he wasn't there to see it. And "You might want to talk to your boss before you use that rifle. Cuz I'm gonna kill him first." When a man tells you something like that, HE AIN'T JOKING OR EXAGGERATING. He said what he meant & meant what he said. The Boss dies first! Then after he's dead, Ya'll don't get paid no more! If ya'll ain't getting paid no more then ya don't have a reason to be here.😊
And I always loved how Clint Eastwood played the "good bad guy." And by doing that he was playing roles that John Wayne wouldn't play, but they were still westerns & he was the star. His character on "Rawhide" was probably the only true "good guy" role he played but I never got to see many of those reruns.
Shame they cut this, he put his horse in reverse ,one of the best scenes in cowboy movie history,
Best western ever!!!! My favorite!
This is the greatest western of all time, in my opinion. It just doesn't get better.
My favourite cowboy!❤❤❤
Never knew Ed Asner did westerns.
Then you haven't been watching too many Westerns then
@Robert-qm5so Nope.
He was always playing a journalist, when I was aware of him.
@@kimsmith1746 he did plenty of Western shows in the 50s and 60s on television. I have been around western fanatics all my life ( my Pop and Uncles) so I should know. But he do mostly other type of performances like journalism.
@Robert-qm5so I wasn't questioning you. I agreed that I didn't watch westerns (that's the nope) and explained from where I knew him...Mary Tyler Moore show and Lou Grant.
@@kimsmith1746 I didn't say the opposite Kim 🤔, I agreed and I respect your opinion 👌
GOD those were the days!!!!
A great Duke movie, one of the best!!!👍🏻
A great movie with a great actor rip Duke
Classic...love how he backs his horse 🐎 up...
John Wayne and Clint Eastwood are absolute legends.
THE DUKE! He Should have been President!!!! 🇺🇲💪🏻🇺🇲
John Wayne is still the man
One of his best pictures
Great Cowboy and Great actor
John just gave every role he was in an air of authenticity. You just believed him!
Great movie! "He was limping when he left". "He was limping when he got here"
😂😂 that's one of my favorite lines from this movie
Eldorado ,The Searchers ,Rio Bravo ,True Grit ,McClintock. 5 of his best!
I used to work with a guy who always wore a vest. That's what we called him, FANCY VEST.
That's great! 👍😂
Most people nowadays don't know who "John Wayne" is. Damn shame. A Man amongst men.
Nö, DER Mann unter Männern!
I still watch John Wayne movies with my kids. Great entertainment, and plenty of good life lessons too.
I just saw this, again, the other day!!!! The Duke lives on!!! ❤
I like how he backs out his horse
He rode, "Cochise" in this movie instead of his other horse just for that fact, that it backed so well.
He is for ever our favorite actor and hero! A great man! 🏆🎖️
Good old John Wayne. That there, he was the man. I remember seeing old westerns play at my grandparents place while growing up. I didn't really care too much about him before, not as a young kid I didn't, I didn't understand westerns all that much back then, but now here in my 30s I do get appreciation out of watching this old-time die-hard patriot, slinging them guns around, riding like a champion horseman, commanding respect everywhere he goes & basically telling it like it is... even if staring down a two-barrel shotgun. The guy was just tough as nails, a man of true grit. Heck, I can only aspire to being anything like that. Thank you God, for blessing all of humanity with his presence, be that the time that past generations before me got to enjoy before you called him home. It's because of guys like John Wayne who enspire me today to try becoming a better version of myself. If many past generation males before me had true grit... why couldn't I be one here in the present?
Love John Wayne my western Idol!! I've always enjoyed watching these. I have collected John Wayne magazines and the dvd collection.They don't make westerns like this anymore. ❤❤
John Wayne 🇺🇸👍💪
This is from the movie El Dorado. It's one of the greatest western movies ever made. 🇺🇲