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She Wore A Yellow Ribbon

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Ford is responsible for some of the most poetic imagery and sentiment in American cinema. Chronicling the decline of the US Cavalry following Custer’s Last Stand, this account of Nathan Brittles’ final patrol has an eloquence which resonated in the cinema as it did in the annals of the nation.

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Director	John Ford
Starring	John Wayne, Victor McLaglen
Genre	Classic Film
Country	USA	Language	English	Year	1949

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Certificate	PG	Length	99 mins	Label	UPV
Cat No	8241804	Format	DVD	Colour
Region	2

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Article - "The Duke: John Wayne at 100" by James Oliver
Thursday 21st June 2007

More than any other film star, John Wayne represented more than the characters he played. He embodied a sense of purpose, an expression of an attitude. Or, if you prefer, borderline fascism, because no other star has ever divided people like John Wayne. But what gets... View article in full

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