John Wayne Kicking Ass | McQ | Warner Archive
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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Two slain officers lie in pools of blood on the street. There's no pattern to the killings and police are confused and scared. Only after gunshots splatter his partner across a back alley and Detective Lon McQ himself narrowly escapes death does the bloody rampage make sense. Now McQ knows whom to go after. John Wayne thunderously enforces the law in a high-velocity thriller that's like a big-city revenge Western on wheels. Directed by action master John Sturges (The Great Escape, The Magnificent Seven).
Directed By John Sturges
Starring John Wayne, Eddie Albert, Diana Muldaur
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0:27 The look on John Wayne's face, without a word you know exactly what the character is feeling. It's why I say John Wayne was a better actor than he's given credit for. He was more than just a tough guy actor.
Exactly, his friend Boyle just passed away and McQ figures the guy at the restaurant...."Santiago", paid ten grand to take out Boyle and himself. Needless to say, McQ was very pissed. Great line at the end of the scene...."he's taking a shower".
@Scott Bromberg Yes they're jealous for sure. I believe Hollywood leftists want to remove a famous statue of the Duke....at John Wayne Airport.
A young Ron Howard got to work on a film (The Shootist) with Wayne and said that the two of them put in a lot of work and time in rehearsing lines together. They shared a desire to get everything perfect.
Absolutely .
Hi my name Darlene Evans Love John Wayne Good Movie we miss him too much we Love you
John Wayne was the man
A true legend
Al Letteri was the quintessential 70's bad guy. McQ, Mr. Majestik, The Getaway and the Godfather. He always played his part well
Oh you're so so sweetly right!
I really don't give a shit about John Wayne, I'm an Eastwood fan.
John Wayne bores the shit outta me.
But I didn't know big Al was in this movie! Now I wanna see it because he's in it! What great bad guy supporting actor ... Right up there in the hall of bad guy fame with Lee Van Clef !!!
@@tonytafoya6217 John Wayne is old
Agreed. Great character actor. I have always been find of the good character actors more so than the leads. Ted Cassidy in Butch & Sundance comes to mind ("Rules?! In a knife fight?!" Pow!). The same for Warren Oates in several movies. There isn't anyone like them anymore.
Gary Evans....A damn good villain, especially in the Bronson film "Mr. Majestic". Look up the scene " The Keys, the keys"!
@@marksieve7734 It’s too bad he died early in life.
John Wayne is my HERO 😍🥰
Get in the row.
☺️
As a person that started watching movies because there was only one tv and you watched what was on and an adult picked what to watch… John Wayne’s movies covered comedy, drama, cops and westerns and always played the good guy, the guy trying to do the right thing. Make him mad equals a punch to the face. He was awesome then and still awesome now in 2024.
I think I am buying this and Brannigan today... Didn't care for John Wayne when a little kid but had to watch because of Dad,, but as I got older...love him.
Great actor John Wayne I like MQ and branigan
I really wish Wayne had lived to do more movies. It’s interesting to see him in something other than a western. He was a deceptively great actor, who never got the credit he deserved. I would loved to see what he would’ve done in the 80s and a broader range of roles.
This was more like a 70s TV crime drama show than a great movie but seeing John Wayne go up against Al Lettieri in this scene and another one later in the movie made it worth watching. Two all-time badasses.
Yes, one of those later scenes has Santiago telling McQ that he didn't like what he did to him back in that restroom. The Duke had a great reply : "I kind of enjoyed it myself".
@@marksieve7734 Yup and Santiago leveled the score with him - Lettieri was one of the ONLY actors whom that would have been believable with.
@@walterlv01 That is, until Wayne peppered him with 32 slugs from his Ingraham.
SHAME THAT AL HAD A SHORT LIFE.
Unfortunately we lost both of these great actors by the end of the decade. Both very different but both were always great in everything that they wete in.
Poor Al Lettieri.
A punching bag and forearms target for the good guys.
Charles Bronson took care of him in Mr. Majestyk.
Of course, he laughed all the way to the bank because he was high on the list of guys to play the heavy.
Love the line, 'he's taking a shower."
The best.
Yeah one less detective to worry about 😂😂😂😂 The Duke himself 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿🎬🎬
J&M cafe in PioneerSquare Seattle I took a John Wayne fan friend there the first time he was in Seattle. He wondered why I took him there as we drank a few beers standing there. He came back from the men's and knew why. We always referred to it as the John Wayne Memorial Shower. Plumbing code banned trough urinals and it was removed. Not sure but I think the place is now closed. A sad end to a great bar and memory
Before Wrigley Field went through rehab. I entered amen's room had a larger trough urinal.
Not the Duke's best cop movie, but it's always good to see him kicking ass.
Al Letteri always played the bad guy - and always got killed.
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I remember this series of John Wayne films. They didn't last long.
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Solozzo just messed with the wrong cop. He ain't crooked like Captain McCluskey.
Those men's hairstyles from 1974 look like hell. What were they thinking?
Probably one of the best scenes from this movie. I'm sure the bad guy did run up McQ with boil.
The Duke.
Greetings from Germany!
I loved the duke!!!
Ethan Edwards versus Virgil 'The Turk' Solozzo!
The best are always in the seventies.
Look at the size of the mitts on the Duke
The first time I missed that one of them was pulling on the guy's necktie. Nice combination with the half nelson.
I noticed that the first time I saw the film. Wayne's hands were huge. It would not have been good to have been at the receiving end of his fists. I like his line to "Santiago"....." What's wrong, under duress"?
Great Scene, Damn.
That look the Duke makes when he first walks in and looks over everyone. That's the look of "Look at these tree huggin, soft belly, long hair hippie liberals, Drinkin their Stella Artois or fruity drinks. There should be only four drinks served at a bar, whiskey, beer, bullets and a beating. This gentleman just ordered a beating with a splash of water"
That is so my grandfather in his younger days
Nice, The Duke takin' it to Virgil Solozzo.
Letteri was killed on screen by a host of 70s tough guys. Pacino, Bronson, McQueen, and Wayne.
Ah I wouldn't go as far as to put al pacino on the list he was not brawler
@David Osterberg Ain't that the same-fella that Eastwood stuck a turd-sucker in the face of, in...can't recall the name of the movie, now??? ☺
@@bruno640 I do remember the movie: it was "The Enforcer" which premiered in '76.
@@raulsaavedraviolante4350 Yes, in The Enforcer, a punk shoves a shotgun in Clint's face and demands "a car". Well....Callahan gives him a car, and a slug from his .44 Magnum too.
@@marksieve7734 That what it is called a full service. Two years later, Rudy Ramos, the actor who played that punk, went to a bigger and sinister role: the bad guy who antagonized Ryan O'Neal in "The Driver".
John Wayne can sure bust the bad guys ass.
You don't mess with the Duke.
Like someone very wise said in another video in the 70s restaurants were not very nice places for Al Lettieri's characters they got roughly handled by Pacino, The Duke and Charles Bronson, another horrid restaurant experience for Al Lettieri as he said.
How come you never see that old chestnut in MMA? The old school bully one arm round the throat the other twisty up behind the back 😄
Al Letteri died of a heart attack at just age 47...gone too soon!
He was the perfect bad guy! I liked him!
The Duke 🤗
WHO???!!!!!!!! I'LL SHOW YOU THAT'S WHOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this was considered very violent at the time
This was like a Dirty Harry Movie with John Wayne instead of Clint Eastwood.
Funny you say that since Wayne turned down the part; I think because it was too violent, lol.
Dirty Duke
Bom filme
มือปราบแมคคิว!!👍
Sorry JW. Without your cowboy hat, winchester & horse you were bad but with them you were a BAD A**! 'The Searchers' was your very best. Wish you were still here JW.
Great "In Harms Way" and "Sands Of Iwo Jima". " El Dorado" with James Caan and "The War Wagon" with Kirk Douglas are also standouts.
@@marksieve7734 The list of #2 movies has at least 20 of them. When my dad took me to see these movies as a child, I'm 71, it was almost like going to church. I saw all of JW's movies in the theater from the 'Searchers' on. JW had a lot to do in formulating my concept what it is to be an American. A very distance 'uncle'. Stop the madness, VOTE! SEMPER FIDELIS.
@@tacitusthehistories5417 Every JW film in the theater since The Searchers. Wow! That's awesome! I'm 60 and I grew up watching many of his films on TV with my dad. To this day when AMC shows a Wayne movie I take time to watch it. Although, since Trump was elected, AMC doesn't air Wayne films as often. I wonder why? Of course we know why.
@@marksieve7734 Me too! Seeing JW on the big screen is awesome, nothing like the boob tube. Thank God for TCM. I agree concerning the lack of regularity of JW films & no commercials, no mindless interruptions. Times have changed & mostly not for the better. God bless. Semper Fidelis. VOTE!
Nice wig !
Let's leave your husband out of this
I’ll take Duke over some of today’s $#theads any day
For sure ....pilgrim.
McQanon! Love it!
"he supposed to be very good with a knife"......
But only in matters of business or some sort of reasonable complaint.
@@jacktheripoff1888 2 terms 1 here 1 in Sicily......
@@Imnotyourdoormat He's known as a top narcotics man. (Funny how little things change.)
@@jacktheripoff1888 its ok drink it........
"Alors, on peut plus chier tranquille ?"
Excuse moi, j'ai rien contre toi, mais faut pas que ça reste en dedans, alors tiens !
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writing in 2020 - blm and panty-fa would say this is exactly the thing they're fighting against. The police are asking "Why can't WE do that?"
It's all gonna burn. Go ahead, shoot a few, more will take their place.
And hence the scene when McQ tries out the "Ingram" during the film to act as "an equalizer"....to even the odds.
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Was this the only punch in the movie or was their an actual fight scene?
There aren’t any super long fist fights but he knocks a few other guys down. There’s also two killer car chases and a great shootout at the end.
Draven...no extended fight scenes in this film, but a couple of cool scenes showing Wayne driving a pristine 1973 Trans Am. Yes, Wayne's physical confrontations in the film are brief, but enjoyable to watch. For example : later in the film Santiago takes McQ and tells him that he didn't like what he did to him in the restroom earlier, and then Wayne says "I kind of enjoyed it myself". Then, as the scene ends on television viewings, Santiago slugs Wayne in the face. But I saw an unedited version on TV many years ago that shows that right after Wayne gets punched by Santiago, Wayne then kicks him in the groin as if to say " TAKE THAT"! Damn funny actually. I don't think that moment is in the DVD, but it was in an unedited version that was shown on TV a long time ago.
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Isn't that gangster that he beats up the same guy who plays solozzo in the godfather?
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He was out acted by his wig.
I think I'd laugh at Wayne even if he DID kick my ass. Unlike some of the other badasses mentioned here, like Bronson and McQueen, that guy is hard to take seriously.
That guy is six foot four and, according to his biography, dented a refrigerator when he threw a right hook and missed his intended target.
That guy would demolish Bronson and McQueen at the same time.
@@IanRush77 And a vintage Philco to boot!
@@IanRush77 John Wayne was a Badass in real life. Stalin had a hit put out on him because he was an influential anti-communist. John Wayne and his scriptwriter Jimmy Grant allegedly abducted the hitmen, took them to the beach, and staged a mock execution.
Wayne was too old to be playing these sort of roles by this time, & the wig didn't help
@Joseph Henderson True
@Scott Bromberg Wayne is probably "the" iconic male role model of 20th century world cinema, but he made some misjudged rubbish towards the end of his career
@Scott Bromberg Brannigan, McQ, Green Berets, Hellfighters, were all 2nd rate films, & there was quite lot of complacently produced Westerns living off past glories, Big Jake being one of them.
@Scott Bromberg No I wasn't. I'm glad to hear you enjoyed them at the time, but I'm not commenting on his commercial viability at the end of his career, I'm talking about the quality of the films.
@Scott Bromberg Alright you win, he was great. As a side issue, who do you think is going to win the election?
Clint Eastwood and John Wayne they are very similar....you either buy into the persona or you don't.......personally I don't. It's just a little one dimensional for me. But each to their own. How many Hollywood actors make a decent living just playing themselves....? Now that IS a question....
Years ago I read a very interesting story written by a former Green Beret, he was a 1st Lieutenant at the time and already had two tours in Vietnam under his belt when he was sent to Ft Benning where he was one of the cadre training Army Special Forces, after hearing one day that John Wayne was coming to Ft Benning to make a movie about the Green Berets he snorted in disgust and said "Well he better not come anywhere around me because I'll give him an earful, he's never even heard a shot fired in anger and he thinks he's gonna make a movie about us? Yea right, Mr movie star, they better just keep him away from me".
One day several weeks later he heard a commotion in the hallway outside his office and upon stepping out into it he found himself standing face to face with none other than John Wayne, Wayne stuck his hand out and said "Hi, I'm John Wayne" (as if he needed an introduction), the Lt said that in the heat of the moment the only thing he could think to do was shake his hand and say "It's a pleasure to meet you Mr Wayne" and turned immediately and walked back into his office and sat right down at his desk.
His summary of his story was "Anyone who thinks that they would ever have told John Wayne off about anything never stood face to face with him".
john wayne erase in america its a shame
The only good scene where Wayne shows some balls. Wished that the rest of his performance was like that
Wayne wouldn't have stood a chance in a real fight, the draft dodging McCarthyite coward.
Wayne couldn't be drafted he was considered physically unfit because of a back injury when he was younger
Please share your service record.......< crickets >
Wayne was just long in the bones so everybody thinks he's tough
Mark Harrison your a dickhead
Jack Reaper you don’t know jack-off
Al Letieri great character actor (Solozzo in The God Father) taken from us too soon from a heart attack.
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