“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams..
***** A friend who has written plays and short stories is venturing into screenplays, Someone suggested his studying Chinatowon, I seconded that and also suggested To Have and Have Not and Red River. Hawks was in on all the scriptwriting conferences. Those screenplays and the direction of those scenes shows the genius to understand how well people know one another by what they don't say and how the logic of the actual words is only part of what's being communicated.
Great actin job for sure seeing she hated Wayne and everything he stood for, but then again it went both ways. The real Oscars should have been for real life performances and ass kissing at the show itself.
I love the way Duke stands back when the standing ovation starts to allow Hawks to bask in the applause by himself. Total class act. To me the 3 greatest directors in American film are Ford, Hitchcock and Wyler. Then comes Hawks and a few others. But these men are just the greatest and their like is never to be seen again, sadly.
"I won't be wronged, I won't be insulted, and I won't be laid a hand on. I don't do these things to other people, and I require the same from them." - John Wayne as J.B Books in The Shootist
At 1:19 the Duke makes the gesture that is a repeated motif in Red River. It's great to see how much affection existed betwee him and Hawks. It's also great that Wayne had such a great relationship, personally and professionally, with two of the greatest directors of all time, Hawks and Ford. Sometimes, people put Hawks a notch below Ford. I think that has got to change. A number of cliches about Hawks are just that--repeated and then reinforced cliches, that distort his real genius. So far, no study of Hawks digs deep enough.
I rate Hawks above Hitchcock as the Best Director to never win a competitive Oscar due to him having so many great films in so many different genres. After watching Red River, John Ford said of John Wayne,"I didn't know the big lug could act."
There is only one Oscar given each year - so It Would have been impossible to give him one for ALL his movies. He made 6 movies in 1939 alone for example.
The duke is the king of cowboys! Ive always said im made of three men john wayne fred sanford and festus hagen put them all together and youll see me!!! Thanks for the meroies john your an american legend!!!
Hawks was still directing Wayne on stage up to the very end, motioning to him to exit towards the opposite side. Red River and Rio Bravo are two of the iconic Wayne films. Bacall says that after Hawks directed her opposite Bogart in To Have And Have Not, and she made a great personal success, Hawks was angry that she married her co-star and he chose not to put her under personal contract. She then made Confidential Agent and bombed. Hawks became almost as renowned as Ford for his versatility as a director.
When Hollywood had Respect on what they actually showed in movies. Now and days most movie stars want to be politicians instead of actors or actresses, And now and days most actors or actresses believe they should get an Academy award just so they won't feel bad even though they're lousy actors or actresses that's pretty sad, these kind of people are making lousy movies. Oh put don't talk bad about them because they'll feel sad and the media will make you regret it even though they're lousy actors. I wonder how it makes them feel when they know they really didn't earn it but they still got an Academy award anyway oh well Hollywood has just been going down down getting worse and worse every year. And messing it up for the good actors. Anyway that's just my opinion I know doesn't matter but I just wanted to say it
Wait just a gosh darn second Duke mentioned 4 movies that Hawks directed Red River Rio Bravo Hatari and El Dorado ... but Hawks directed 5 Rio Lobo 1970 why was that one not mentioned?
Rio Lobo didn't do well at the box-office and wasn't particularly well received critically. Even today consensus on the film is mixed while the 4 other Wayne/Hawks collabs are considered classics of the genre. It was probably left out because it was not a celebrated film. Among the film's detractor is Quentin Tarantino : "Quentin Tarantino cited Rio Lobo as one of the reasons he wanted to have a short directing career: "the most cutting-edge artist, the coolest guys, the hippest dudes, they’re the ones that stay at the party too long. They’re the ones that make those last two or three movies that are completely out of touch and do not realize the world has turned on them ... I don’t want to make Rio Lobo."
Back when Hollywood actually produced "stars" and the Academy Awards was a classy production with no in your face and obnoxious sjw politics injected into it.
I never understood how so many people were duped into caring for an awards show, controlled (and voted by) by a very small minority of the entertainment profession. The 'Academy' keeps its membership rolls and numbers private, and yet more than a Billion people tune in to watch narcissists pat each other on the back. Bugs Bunny, that Oscar winning rabbit had a good term for this, "What a bunch of maroons".
@@mwilliams1330 Wasnt it marlon Brando who said they made it to get revenue from TV and sell their movies? Before that it was just an industry award function like you get with any sector
So, we are to believe that John Ford didn't think HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY was a good picture? That's what he won for the same year as SERGEANT YORK (and, of course, CITIZEN KANE). Wow.
How Green was My Valley remains my favorite film. Ford was always enigmatic in his remarks so they are never straight forward, 1941 was as amazing a year as 1939. Think of some of the other films - The Lady Eve, THe Maltese Falcon, (both by two of the first writer- directors) Suspicion, Meet John Doe.The High Sierras. All movies I have watched many times.
I might have enjoyed "How Green Was My Valley" in color. It seems dated, stagy and stale today.Howard Hawks certainly deserved an Oscar for directing, probably for "Sergeant York". How OrsonWelles did not win for his timeless masterpiece "Citizen Kane" is beyond me. John Ford was not worthyof 4 Oscars when you think Hawks and Welles, and Hitchcock never won.
What class? Four oscars later he was physically held back bc he wanted to go on stage to beat a woman who was speaking out on behalf of Native Americans belittlement in Hollywood.
One thing Hawks didn't "steal" from Ford, and I wish he had--and this may sound weird, but...I REALLY wish Hawks had filmed at least ONE of his Westerns--especially one of his John Wayne Westerns--in Monument Valley.
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Hawks is one of those directors that can make any genre sci fi, western, gangster, romance, war, comedy
No
Your delusion
A class act both. Hard work . Perseverance and Dignity. Straight from the shoulder and no “bullshit” .
He went a few names, Marion Morrison, John Wayne, the Duke, and my personal favorite "AMERICAN".
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams..
So true isnt it
John Wayne will always be my number one of them all. Thanks be to God we had him. Rip
John Wayne the best male actor of Classic Hollywood. Howard Hawks the best filmmaker ever. What friends!!!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR GIVING DEAN MARTIN THE ROLE OF DUDE IN RIO BRAVO, MISTER HAWKS ♥️♥️♥️
One word: GIANTS. There will never be anyone like them again.
***** A friend who has written plays and short stories is venturing into screenplays, Someone suggested his studying Chinatowon, I seconded that and also suggested To Have and Have Not and Red River. Hawks was in on all the scriptwriting conferences. Those screenplays and the direction of those scenes shows the genius to understand how well people know one another by what they don't say and how the logic of the actual words is only part of what's being communicated.
thank god!
John Wayne Should Have Won A Oscar For The Quiet Man And Red River And The Searchers
The Cowboys, and The Shootist...
The High and the Mighty
Rio Lobo
ABSOLUTELY!!!! Let's face it, he was shunned, looked over more than once by the board of governors.
And Rio Bravo )
Howard Hawks Should Have Won Best Director For Red River
This is a real class act, and a Real Movie Star... Miss ya, Duke...
John wayne one great actor
True friendship never dies!
One hell of a great intro from Miss MacLaine!
Great actin job for sure seeing she hated Wayne and everything he stood for, but then again it went both ways. The real Oscars should have been for real life performances and ass kissing at the show itself.
@@mwilliams1330That's not correct. Shirley MacLaine liked John Wayne very much. Google photos!
Classic Moment! This was The Duke's final appearance before his last appearance in 1979. And Howard Hawks! Wow.
I love the way Duke stands back when the standing ovation starts to allow Hawks to bask in the applause by himself. Total class act.
To me the 3 greatest directors in American film are Ford, Hitchcock and Wyler. Then comes Hawks and a few others. But these men are just the greatest and their like is never to be seen again, sadly.
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'Capra is definitely in that Bel Air neighborhood of Hollywood Finest directors & Vincente Minnelli & Martin Scorcese
Hitchcock was British.
@@jazzriversidedr3743 Peckinpah, Lumet,Huston.
@@tcsl7764 Hitchcock made his home in America and made American films for 40 years. His ethnicity is not relevant. He was an American filmmaker.
One of the greatest directors of all time!
He got better as he got older. . . . . same man on this stage as the ones on the screen.
Howard Hawks gave the stars of Red River belt buckles at the wrap. Duke and Howard exchanged buckles. Duke wore it many Westerns after.
Great actor John Wayne
Wayne & Hawks , two screen giants
Red River, Rio Bravo, El Dorado. Three "must see" westerns.
duke forgot about rio lobo another great westerm
Robert Mitchum was better than John wayne
John Wayne was like Elvis; the whole world knew both. Even to this day.
He was Racist
@@percyweasley9301 whats that got to do with anything
JOHN WAYNE IS MY HERO 💜😍🥰
This is what a real Movie Star looks like, kids...
Bringing Up Baby is wonderful ... Cary Grant & Katharine Hepburn ... perfection ...
Duke-land is the best that ever happened to the cinema, means anything related to the best of them all: John Wayne, rip
"I won't be wronged, I won't be insulted, and I won't be laid a hand on. I don't do these things to other people, and I require the same from them."
- John Wayne
as J.B Books in The Shootist
Ces pour moi le plus bon acteur superbe homme personnel ne lui arrive à la cheville j'espère vous voir un jour au ciel bravo monsieur wayne
When Hollywood was changing to Hollywierd but some of the greats who mattered were still around.
La presenza scenica di john wayne e a dir poco fantastica.
Wow. I forgot how many great films Hawks directed. Amazing.
And he left out Only Angels Have Wings! Big omission.
A movie era when audiences were appreciated..
At 1:19 the Duke makes the gesture that is a repeated motif in Red River. It's great to see how much affection existed betwee him and Hawks. It's also great that Wayne had such a great relationship, personally and professionally, with two of the greatest directors of all time, Hawks and Ford. Sometimes, people put Hawks a notch below Ford. I think that has got to change. A number of cliches about Hawks are just that--repeated and then reinforced cliches, that distort his real genius. So far, no study of Hawks digs deep enough.
So right about Hawks and Ford but for me, I't film noir with Billy Wilder.
I rate Hawks above Hitchcock as the Best Director to never win a competitive Oscar due to him having so many great films in so many different genres. After watching Red River, John Ford said of John Wayne,"I didn't know the big lug could act."
Wayne;s favorite directors were Hawks and Ford. Cary Grant's favorites were Hawks and Hitchock. Whose name appears twive?
That's not an exact quote.
Nicholas Stix, Uncensored
And dont forget about john hawks hes made some fantastic movies that will live forever!!!
John Wayne had such a presence
Rest in peace Duke
definitely for The Searchers.
DUKE was more Hollywood than The Oscars - hell, he was Hollywood before there WAS a Hollywod...
Immortal and unparallel actors that time however infinite it maybe cannot erase them from our memories.
Duke is the best!! And always will be!! No one will ever replace him!!❤❤
Wayne my favorite
Two men ten feet tall and bullet-proof - sans liquor.
Respect
Just pure class with each other.
Only Shirley MacClaine could get away with calling the Duke by his birth name.
Duke is the best of all time!!!
John Ford.Howard Hawks. It's all good to me..O:-)
John Wayne, the "well-loved" guy in Hollywood and in the US.
John Wayne should have gotten Oscar's for ALL his movies!!!!
There is only one Oscar given each year - so It Would have been impossible to give him one for ALL his movies. He made 6 movies in 1939 alone for example.
At the very end there's the last direction Hawks ever gave Wayne when he gestures that the exit is the other way(stage right).
love John
The duke is the king of cowboys! Ive always said im made of three men john wayne fred sanford and festus hagen put them all together and youll see me!!! Thanks for the meroies john your an american legend!!!
When Giants walked the Earth.
DUKE FORGOT HIS LAST FILM WITH HOWARD RIO LOBO
Superstar forever
Wayne named "4 films" that Hawks directed him in (Red River, Rio Bravo, Hatari, El Dorado), but, doesn't Rio Lobo (1970) make 5 films????
It wasn't 4 films - it was 5. Wayne omitted Rio Lobo.
I was just going to say that, thought I’d check first in case anybody else had noticed. Lol
Duke was old fashioned conservative, but a very classy fellow. I think he had much better appearence as a private person than as an actor.
Funny how at the end, the director knew which way to go.
Hawks was still directing Wayne on stage up to the very end, motioning to him to exit towards the opposite side. Red River and Rio Bravo are two of the iconic Wayne films. Bacall says that after Hawks directed her opposite Bogart in To Have And Have Not, and she made a great personal success, Hawks was angry that she married her co-star and he chose not to put her under personal contract. She then made Confidential Agent and bombed. Hawks became almost as renowned as Ford for his versatility as a director.
Never found Shirley MacLaine sexier or more feminine.
The greatest of all time!
Great intro
Good Lord, I miss Duke Wayne...
When Hollywood had Respect on what they actually showed in movies. Now and days most movie stars want to be politicians instead of actors or actresses, And now and days most actors or actresses believe they should get an Academy award just so they won't feel bad even though they're lousy actors or actresses that's pretty sad, these kind of people are making lousy movies. Oh put don't talk bad about them because they'll feel sad and the media will make you regret it even though they're lousy actors. I wonder how it makes them feel when they know they really didn't earn it but they still got an Academy award anyway oh well Hollywood has just been going down down getting worse and worse every year. And messing it up for the good actors. Anyway that's just my opinion I know doesn't matter but I just wanted to say it
Racist john
I think your view matters,and thank you,for expressing it.
Great American!
Wait just a gosh darn second Duke mentioned 4 movies that Hawks directed Red River Rio Bravo Hatari and El Dorado ... but Hawks directed 5 Rio Lobo 1970 why was that one not mentioned?
I think the year is wrong , this was before rio lobo was made
Rio Lobo didn't do well at the box-office and wasn't particularly well received critically. Even today consensus on the film is mixed while the 4 other Wayne/Hawks collabs are considered classics of the genre. It was probably left out because it was not a celebrated film.
Among the film's detractor is Quentin Tarantino : "Quentin Tarantino cited Rio Lobo as one of the reasons he wanted to have a short directing career: "the most cutting-edge artist, the coolest guys, the hippest dudes, they’re the ones that stay at the party too long. They’re the ones that make those last two or three movies that are completely out of touch and do not realize the world has turned on them ... I don’t want to make Rio Lobo."
Back when Hollywood actually produced "stars" and the Academy Awards was a classy production with no in your face and obnoxious sjw politics injected into it.
I never understood how so many people were duped into caring for an awards show, controlled (and voted by) by a very small minority of the entertainment profession. The 'Academy' keeps its membership rolls and numbers private, and yet more than a Billion people tune in to watch narcissists pat each other on the back. Bugs Bunny, that Oscar winning rabbit had a good term for this, "What a bunch of maroons".
@@mwilliams1330 Wasnt it marlon Brando who said they made it to get revenue from TV and sell their movies? Before that it was just an industry award function like you get with any sector
Actores esquistos, época de oro de Hollywood..john wayne un hombre que se tomó en serio todos sus papeles y le puso alma y estilo a los western...
Now we have the Likes of will smith and Chris rock
He was a fine a actor
Robert Mitchum was a way better actor than john wayne
Saying goddamn in 1975 tv was unheard of.
I caught that too I wonder if it was bleeped out.
You will return Duke, after Armageddon. R I.P. means Resurrection In Paradise (John 5: verses 28 & 29) The best scene is yet to come!!
Alan Peck 🐴
So, we are to believe that John Ford didn't think HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY was a good picture? That's what he won for the same year as SERGEANT YORK (and, of course, CITIZEN KANE). Wow.
How Green was My Valley remains my favorite film. Ford was always enigmatic in his remarks so they are never straight forward, 1941 was as amazing a year as 1939. Think of some of the other films - The Lady Eve, THe Maltese Falcon, (both by two of the first writer- directors) Suspicion, Meet John Doe.The High Sierras. All movies I have watched many times.
I might have enjoyed "How Green Was My Valley" in color. It seems dated, stagy and stale today.Howard Hawks certainly deserved an Oscar for directing, probably for "Sergeant York". How OrsonWelles did not win for his timeless masterpiece "Citizen Kane" is beyond me. John Ford was not worthyof 4 Oscars when you think Hawks and Welles, and Hitchcock never won.
Wow, where did that class in people go?
What class? Four oscars later he was physically held back bc he wanted to go on stage to beat a woman who was speaking out on behalf of Native Americans belittlement in Hollywood.
One thing Hawks didn't "steal" from Ford, and I wish he had--and this may sound weird, but...I REALLY wish Hawks had filmed at least ONE of his Westerns--especially one of his John Wayne Westerns--in Monument Valley.
Monument is overated
When film was contributing to culture now they try to debase it. When Hollywood meant something
While I rate Ford a slight notch above Hawks, Hawks Is unmatched in his versatility.
And they even used to let them finish their speeches.
De los más grandes directores de la historia del cine.
When life was normal.
Wayne forgot Rio Lobo.
Nicholas Stix, Uncensored
In the book Hawk on Hawks, Howard said he told John Wayne to walk in the wrong direction when they went off stage.
Cuando muera,y suba al cielo quiero estar contigo amor mío,te amo con locura
Just a damn good watch.
ホークスの耄碌演技もジョンウェインの退場のミスもホークスの演出だとか。 アステアの受賞もカッコよかったしアカデミー賞はエンタメ精神があっていいなあ。
WOW!
des sous titres en français seraient super, merci
the goat
Noi vi salutiamo cordialmente saluto dala sardegna Tore ciauuuuuuu ate eattutivoi atori e registi
This was not 1975 , cause rio lobo was hawks and wayne fim 1971 which he didnt mention
it was, he just didn't mention it. i don't know why, maybe he doesn't like that movie, i haven't seen it yet but i know it was poorly recieved
Hello, It Couldn't Be Better! box afterthought What's your opinion about it !
5:26 and just like what a Director should do, he directed John Wayne to exit the other way.
Stupendous. I also like d the inttro by the lovable red headed New age witch.
Love the Duke saying i was a male war bride. Maybe he really was the Marion kind. Sorry, couldn't resist that cheap pun!
Ha 😄 ! Philip, you cheeky rascal !!
THE DUKE FORGOT RIO LOBO
0:50 JACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hear hear
Wonder why the Duke didn't mention his fifth movie with Hawks: Rio Lobo. Maybe Hawks didn't want it to be remembered?
Hardly worth remembering. Of that particular trilogy made with Wayne, it was the laziest script writing, worst cast, and dumbest concept of the three.
I loved rio Lobo and El Dorado
You can keep atari and red river but the others were classic
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