1939 was the greatest year in the history of cinema. Stagecoach, Gone with the Wind and Wizard of Oz all came out that year and would have a defining influence on filmmakers for generations to come. I’d argue this movie is the most important of the 3 due to Ford and Wayne’s influence.
Other of my personal favorites (maybe not as influential) from that year: "Beau Geste," "Gunga Din," "In Name Only," "Drums Along the Mohawk," "Destry Rides Again," "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," "The Flying Deuces," "Of Mice and Men."
Have seen this several times, but am only just now noticing Yakima Canutt in the very beginning. Great stunt man and he was with John Wayne in many of his movies in the 1930s.
I played the music from 'Stagecoah' and 'Fort Apache' on my car`s CD system when my family and I drove through Monument Valley and Mt.Zion National Park when went cross country from NJ to 'do' the Southwest in dept.
This was a superb western film, directed by the great John Ford. Pathos, humour, drama, action and amazing desert landscape, all contributed to this movie deserving a motion picture iconic status. It had a very strong cast, with John Wayne, playing the laconic cowboy and anti hero, Ringo, Thomas Mitchell putting in a brilliant performance as the cigar chomping and hard drinking doctor with a heart of gold and the wonderful John Carradine, cast as the gentleman southern gambler. Andy Devine was hilarious as the stage coach driver Buck, together with George Bancroft as the tough and duty minded sheriff, Curley. Claire Trevor playing the sweet natured ‘woman of the night’ character is a perfect foil to John Wayne’s character. The haunting film score brilliantly captured the rugged beauty and danger of the inhospitable and arid landscape.
The beginning where the stage leaves through the gateway into Monument Valley at 15:02 is the same view that is in My Darling Clementine at its ending shot..
The great character actor, Thomas Mitchell, as the bibulous doctor, was a regular scene stealer. Here he plays a loveable wayward rogue, but a courageous social outsider, willing to put his life at risk when the need arises. Also, special mention should be made of the highly talented actor, John Carradine, perfectly cast as the enigmatic southern gentleman gambler.
Doc's quote “Was this the face that launched a thousand ships?” is a line from Christopher Marlowe's play "Dr. Faustus". IThe ledendary stuntman is Yakima Canutt. He directed the chariot race scene in Ben Hur.
One of my favorite scenes from stagecoach 1939 when Ringo kid gets revenge on the Luke Plummer and The Ringo kid meant every word of it to get Even with the Plummerboys who shot Ringo kid brother and father
This movie beats the britches offa anything h.weird puts out today.This movie, Stagecoach and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence are perfect in black and white.Some movies should not be in color and this is one of em.
Hatfield stated that her father commanded his company during the war. As such, he was accompanying her in a show of loyalty to her father. Whether you believe that is the sole reason for his actions, you may decide for yourself.
John Wayne 32 Claire Trevor 29 years old when they made stagecoach during that time The biggest film of John Wayne and Claire Trevor career Claire Trevor who was John Wayne second leading Lady during that time
And that is three ads in 16 minutes.I will pass on this showing of Stagecoach.I am certain that this movie is playing on a different utube channel.Adios hombre's.Hope ya like the ads, I mean movie.😮And right I was ,try Valorious TV .It is playing this movie also.Just scroll on down buckaroos ,yall will find it.Adios.
John Ford , top director...not a very nice man.He and Alfred Hitchcock both responsible for destroying the careers of budding actors...just to appease their god of ARROGANCE .. I've always considered them to be very unprepossessing ( thats being kind )
There is nothing better than watching a black and white western on a Sunday night before going to bed sipping on some tea
amen!
Yep. Can’t abide the colourised versions. Who came up with that stupid idea.
Sure there is-watching TWO of them!
@@brerrabbit9585 ... and spikng the tea!!
I couldn’t agree more. But make it saturday evening on a cold winter night.
Watched many times, favorite western, in a class by itself
1939 was the greatest year in the history of cinema. Stagecoach, Gone with the Wind and Wizard of Oz all came out that year and would have a defining influence on filmmakers for generations to come. I’d argue this movie is the most important of the 3 due to Ford and Wayne’s influence.
Other of my personal favorites (maybe not as influential) from that year: "Beau Geste," "Gunga Din," "In Name Only," "Drums Along the Mohawk," "Destry Rides Again," "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," "The Flying Deuces," "Of Mice and Men."
When Dallas says it's a little girl her don't move.
Wuthering Heights! Do not forget Wuthering Heights.
Dark Victory! Of Mice and Men! Goodbye, Mr. Chips!
@@ciabattatom521 still! Mr Smith, Destry and Drums are all awesome picks!
Have seen this several times, but am only just now noticing Yakima Canutt in the very beginning. Great stunt man and he was with John Wayne in many of his movies in the 1930s.
@18:27 - The single most iconic film introduction and debut of an actor in cinematic history. PERIOD.
thank YOU ... One of my favorites
I played the music from 'Stagecoah' and 'Fort Apache' on my car`s CD system when my family and I drove through Monument Valley and Mt.Zion National Park when went cross country from NJ to 'do' the Southwest in dept.
😹😹😹🐅
Yes great music. I like instrumental music is a calming feeling. I enjoy it while reading or studying for classes in school.
This was a superb western film, directed by the great John Ford. Pathos, humour, drama, action and amazing desert landscape, all contributed to this movie deserving a motion picture iconic status. It had a very strong cast, with John Wayne, playing the laconic cowboy and anti hero, Ringo, Thomas Mitchell putting in a brilliant performance as the cigar chomping and hard drinking doctor with a heart of gold and the wonderful John Carradine, cast as the gentleman southern gambler. Andy Devine was hilarious as the stage coach driver Buck, together with George Bancroft as the tough and duty minded sheriff, Curley. Claire Trevor playing the sweet natured ‘woman of the night’ character is a perfect foil to John Wayne’s character. The haunting film score brilliantly captured the rugged beauty and danger of the inhospitable and arid landscape.
You forgot Donald Meek the whiskey peddler ,Hombre.
One of the first, best, greatest Westerns of all time, setting the stage for what an action adventure should be. Ford was a natural born film maker.
Dallas and Ringo kid showed respect for each other
I love the name Dallas for a woman. I wonder how many women that are named Dallas now. 😊😊😊😊
@@winonamassingill7895 not many
Thank you. Time well spent.
Wish I could see this classic western movie with my dad besides me. I miss those times.
John Ford who made John Wayne a huge star in Hollywood during that time
I watched the color version last night love both big John Wayne fan
今でも、見てしまう名作映画！
素晴らしい！！
I like all 3 STAGECOACH , all go by John Fords direction of the first one with John Wayne as Ringo. 💗🥰
Much better in b &w as it should be
those cowboys movies were life
18:25 Like That Scene with J.W.
The beginning where the stage leaves through the gateway into Monument Valley at 15:02 is the same view that is in My Darling Clementine at its ending shot..
Winner of two Oscars:
Best Supporting Actor - Thomas Mitchell
Best Score
Was also a nominee for best picture of 1939.
Groundbreaking year for films and perhaps the greatest year for films
The great character actor, Thomas Mitchell, as the bibulous doctor, was a regular scene stealer. Here he plays a loveable wayward rogue, but a courageous social outsider, willing to put his life at risk when the need arises. Also, special mention should be made of the highly talented actor, John Carradine, perfectly cast as the enigmatic southern gentleman gambler.
Doc's quote “Was this the face that launched a thousand ships?” is a line from Christopher Marlowe's play "Dr. Faustus". IThe ledendary stuntman is Yakima Canutt. He directed the chariot race scene in Ben Hur.
Thanks for sharing it! I always enjoy watching Old Western Movies though. 👍👌👏
And of course, I'm a subscriber!
Thanks Again Though.
Outstanding , excellent, than you
All the iterations of this movie were fantastic.
The stuntmen were amazing.
The REAL LADY in that coach was DALLAS ...WHAT A FILM , WHAT A GREAT CAST .
One of my favorite movies!
John Caradine appeared in many John Wayne films including his last The Shootist.
If there was one year I could go back to just to watch movies, it’d be 1939
Stagecoach , Star Wars it's about the story with some nice special effects , it has to have a story and when the guy gets the girl it is timeless
Fabulous little adventure!
18:28 a star is born
John Wayne and Claire Trevor both started acting in the late 20's and early 1930's
Man, there must have been an infinite supply of Apaches!
I feel a new video game coming on!
One of my favorite scenes from stagecoach 1939 when Ringo kid gets revenge on the Luke Plummer and The Ringo kid meant every word of it to get Even with the Plummerboys who shot Ringo kid brother and father
Classic film world master class acting
Amazing movie!
John Carradine zooming that chick reminds me of Anna Karinena
Anna Karinena ..... Russian classic.
Everyone cleared the town and I don't blame them
This movie beats the britches offa anything h.weird puts out today.This movie, Stagecoach and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence are perfect in black and white.Some movies should not be in color and this is one of em.
i love john wayne
John Wayne stagecoach 1939 a film that John Wayne made famous
made jw famous right?
@@2nostromo Yes
Good movie
One of the best
Best part when wayne shoots his gun and you see his expression!
Mrs Malory, the little snot, being so self-righteous with Dallas. I wouldn’t trade a dozen or her for one Dallas of her. 😮😮😮😮😊😊😊
Great movie but what was the relationship between Lucy and Hatfield?
Hatfield saved 1 last bullet for Lucy in case they were overwhelmed by the Apache. He would’ve spared her a gruesome fate.
Hatfield stated that her father commanded his company during the war. As such, he was accompanying her in a show of loyalty to her father. Whether you believe that is the sole reason for his actions, you may decide for yourself.
@@earthsucks9555rather than save it for Himself.
In love with Her since Childhood....
Watching this in Britain. A crooked Banker. Oh, surely not!
What’s good for the banks is good for the nations. Don’t forget it.
Claire Trevor was Hollywoods best whiner bar none.She could really make one look for the cheese when she got going.😂😂
When Doc was wiping the whiskey drummers face it was just creepy . Otherwise an excellent film .Good character study
EXCELLENT
❤
At least one movie starring John Wayne without a knock down drag out fight in it. I got so tired of them. 😊
When everyone cleared the town and I don't blame them
John Wayne 32 Claire Trevor 29 years old when they made stagecoach during that time The biggest film of John Wayne and Claire Trevor career Claire Trevor who was John Wayne second leading Lady during that time
When The Ringo kid arrived in lordsburg he had to take care of business with Luke Plummer and he meant every word of it
Is there another made?.I saw one in color ?
Same movie, just colorized. They made some cuts in the movie that ruined it.
It was remade at least twice (60s & 80s).
I felt sorry for Dallas
I felt Dallas
@@2nostromo oh yeah
that was funny xD
And that is three ads in 16 minutes.I will pass on this showing of Stagecoach.I am certain that this movie is playing on a different utube channel.Adios hombre's.Hope ya like the ads, I mean movie.😮And right I was ,try Valorious TV .It is playing this movie also.Just scroll on down buckaroos ,yall will find it.Adios.
Well I'll be danged... Tim Holt
"What this country needs is a businessman for President!"
MAGA does sounds like his 'America for Americans' motto too!
01:09:08 Lined up and ready to attack.......
Dear.scoodeles...From 2yrs later , I'd rather be sipping on scotch...😊
I hear Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair
金髪のジェニーが聞こえる。
1hour 30 minutes 1:35:56
Rich
Ad every five minutes
En français svp merci.
GTFO with that 🤬! Everything in this movie was in English.
memo
1:09:03
Ombre rosse in italiano
John Wayne plays the hero, but failed to enlist in WWII.
Tried to enlist but contracts with RKO had them requesting deferments for Wayne, their only A lister.
Yeah. John Wayne was a pretty good actor when he was young but later, he started to believe all the hype about himself and his acting suffered.
Neither did Ronald Reagan
And still raised more money to support the war effort then most. His movies in support of the armed forces/war effort are second to none.
@@JohnDoe-wb4iv Wrong. Reagan was in the Army.
John Ford , top director...not a very nice man.He and Alfred Hitchcock both responsible for destroying the careers of budding actors...just to appease their god of ARROGANCE .. I've always considered them to be very unprepossessing ( thats being kind )
This movie is like the movie angel and the bad man, all drama no action! Pathetic.
IF YOU LIKE Claire Trevor, see "Born to Kill."