JohnnyHopkins
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I would go with "The Searchers" for his best.
nyc;3899674 said:I haven't watched enough of his movies to comment really.
MarionBarberThe4th;3900441 said:Same. I havent seen 1 of his movies.
I guess its just the upbringing. How often am I going to see a movie 20-30 years old come on TV when I was growing up?
SaltwaterServr;3900495 said:Incredibly frequently. I was 2 when The Duke passed, but I've seen every film mentioned here so far. One or two of them a dozen times or more. AMC runs marathons of his films pretty often as well.
Richard Boone is a terribly under rated actor. This scene from Big Jake between him and John Wayne is the bomb.DallasEast;3899794 said:Ditto. The top sentimental favorites of mine are his roles in The Alamo, The Cowboys and The Searchers. So much of his stuff is classic The Duke stuff. I couldn't honestly say how often I've rewatched McLintock! and Big Jake (side note: Richard Boone gives one of the BEST dying scenes in Hollywood history that movie in my opinion).
Hostile;3899591 said:I gotta see what people say about John Wayne.
Best...Marshall Rooster Cogburn in both movies.
Worst...Genghis Khan in "The Conqueror."
Hostile;3900508 said:Richard Boone is a terribly under rated actor. This scene from Big Jake between him and John Wayne is the bomb.
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If you ever want to see him in an under rated role, watch Hombre starring Paul Newman.
Hostile;3899710 said:You have no one to blame for that but the man who stares at you in the mirror when you shave and brush your teeth.
SaltwaterServr;3900560 said:One helluva scene.
My only nit to pick on that entire movie is the very end. Should have been done a bit different than everyone riding off smiling, leaving Jacob's friend dead on the cold ground.