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The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) * FULL LENGTH REACTION

🕑 Added 2025-06-05 19:57:35 +0000 UTC

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Verowak

I haven't heard of any of those 😅 It'll be interesting to see John Wayne in 1939, he'll be quite a bit younger!

Verowak

Thanks for this info, it's always impressive when people are carried around on screen and it looks so easy. I didn't know they were that tall, it didn't really stand out to me in the film lol He seems like a great actor, and I'm hoping to catch him in other movies :D

Chris Gronau

This was a fun reaction. If you're looking for more John Wayne movies, "Stagecoach" (1939) is the movie that made John Wayne a star. "The Searchers" (1956) is probably his most critically acclaimed movie, while "Rio Bravo" (1959) is a lot of fun.

David Martin

Woody Strode played Pompey. He was a kind of breakthrough actor, one of the few black men in cinema at the time. When he and John Wayne (Tom Doniphon) pick up the badly injured James Stewart, apparently effortlessly, and carry him upstairs, it's because both he and Wayne were big men -- Wayne at 6'-4" and Strode at 6'-3" and both were muscular men. James Stewart was tall, (6'-3") but much slimmer. Woody Strode had a key role in the film Spartacus (for which he won a Golden Globe), and appeared in the iconic train station scene in "Once Upon a Time in the West", opposite Charles Bronson. Ennio Morricone did the score for that one.

Verowak

I'm so glad you loved it!!! I am so happy to get to see movies that I normally would never have thought to check out, especially since they may not ever win a poll (no idea if this one would win, it's impossible for me to tell how a movie will perform in a poll lol)