"I won't be wronged; I won't be lied to; 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." - J. B. Books
I've seen a lot of female actors who said that they personally did not like John Wayne. Later on they admired him and happy to work with him. They were Katharine Hepburn and Patricia Neal.
Add Lauren Bacall to the list. They didn't have a great relationship on "Blood Alley", but she said when Bogart was diagnosed with cancer Wayne was the first to send flowers, even though he didn't know Bogart. They had a much better time with "The Shootist", and at Wayne's final Academy Awards Bacall said, "I only came to see Duke."
In my life, I answer to God above all else, but for day-to-day cowboy life, I do try to stick to the Code of the West. I find that the Code, like the Bible, keeps me in good graces with my fellow man, and with my Heavenly Father as well. I wish more people stuck to either one of these.
Yes, '' love thy neighbour, as thyself...'' and ' we reap what we sow ''. IF if , IF ONLY WE COULD KEEP MATHEW chapter 5 and 6, eh ? REFERRING TO THAT CATHOLIC CHURCH = perverts !
Dammit INSP. Here they Come? They Are My dang Blasted Tears 😭😭. Cuz until You Presented the Duke's Analogy on The Cowboy Code. I GD Hadn't Sniffled or Teared, Up in Day's Over Anything. OH well WTH it's Always going to Happen, whenever I Recall or Reminisce about Any of His Stuff, & Life Lessons. Thank You for Sharing 🙂😊☺️.
Cowboy Rules #1 #1 A LL WAYS = Never squat, with your spurs on. ( Upon relieving, oneself, in the wilds....) 1. "Cowboys and men are two totally different breeds." - Cowboy Proverb 2. “Some cowboys have too much tumbleweed in their blood to settle down.” - Ken Alstad 3. “You can take the boy out of the country, but you can’t take the country out of the boy.” - Arthur Baer 4. "Never approach a bull from the front, a horse from the rear or a fool from any direction." - Unknown 5. “A cowboy is a man with guts and a horse.” - William James 6. “Cowboys don’t take baths, they just dust off.” - Tornado 7. " The length, of a conversation don't tell nothin ' bout the intelligence, of the person '' ! A N D , many more.....
He wasn't a great actor with range; whatever role he played he was always the Duke, but he had presence like no-one before or since. On screen, he looked, moved and spoke in a way that was, at once, over the top and yet believable. We know cowboys and soldiers weren't always like that but we also knew they should be. There are negative stories from his private life but who cares? From Stagecoach to the very end he was the at the top of his profession and we loved him.
Micheal Pate as white as Wayne played native Americans more than any other white man. Eddie Little Sky was one of the first true Natives who acted as such
Wayne was never a cowboy, he lived in Los Angeles and made fanciful cowboy movies there, he was a city boy and he loved the city, he thought anybody who lived in the country was a fool and he made fools out of a lot of people
My dad met John Wayne and sold him two horses, which Mr. Wayne personally checked out by riding them. He really did love the outdoors life and at one time owned a 50,000 acre spread in Arizona and a 2,000 acre spread in California. Wayne was more complicated than the characters he portrays in the movies, but he didn't scorn country folk.
@@Falconlibrary The majority of his life was spent in cities or on filming locations, his ranches were just property investments where he occasionly had vacations. He was a fascist draft dodger.
Let's not forget the scene in McClintock where John chases down his wife through the the steers of town, catches her, puts her over his knees and spanks her bottom, teaching her a well deserved lesson. I lo e John Wayne! A true red white and blue American patriot patriot
The great 👍 John Wayne. We’re fortunate to have had him while we did.
Absolutely.
The wonderful scene from McClintock is a great way to end the video. Thank you 🙏 so much for showing us integrity.
One of his best!
I second that
"I won't be wronged; I won't be lied to; 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." - J. B. Books
Now, that is the John Wayne that I absolutely love.
Personal man code. Doesn't get any plainer than that...
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5:59 😅aa
What a privilege. He was an incredible human being and actor.
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THANKS TO THE DUKE TRUE PATRIOT FATHER AND ACTOR AMEN 🙏
Hahaha he wouldn't sign up for the service and go to war when all his fellow actors did. He was only a patriot onscreen.
Quite interesting. I remember all the scenes played. I really enjoyed watching Rooster Cogburn and McClintock.
Make America John Wayne again!
Yeehaw!
Now that would be awesome....We would have our way of life and our dignity back...
I've seen a lot of female actors who said that they personally did not like John Wayne. Later on they admired him and happy to work with him. They were Katharine Hepburn and Patricia Neal.
Add Lauren Bacall to the list. They didn't have a great relationship on "Blood Alley", but she said when Bogart was diagnosed with cancer Wayne was the first to send flowers, even though he didn't know Bogart. They had a much better time with "The Shootist", and at Wayne's final Academy Awards Bacall said, "I only came to see Duke."
...and Maureen O'Hara
Hepburn and Wayne had nothing in common from a personal perspective but made a great movie with great dialogue
In my life, I answer to God above all else, but for day-to-day cowboy life, I do try to stick to the Code of the West. I find that the Code, like the Bible, keeps me in good graces with my fellow man, and with my Heavenly Father as well. I wish more people stuck to either one of these.
Yes, '' love thy neighbour, as thyself...'' and ' we reap what we sow ''. IF if , IF ONLY WE COULD KEEP MATHEW chapter 5 and 6, eh ? REFERRING TO THAT CATHOLIC CHURCH = perverts !
@grassblade63 Amen, brother. Same here.
These are Life Lessons 😎
Two true Americans in my lifetime...
John Wayne and Ronald Reagan 🇺🇸
I mean America isn't that much older
God Bless John Wayne.
Amen!
Number 3 was a true classic, both of film and in real life.
Approved, appreciated and agreed.
Dammit INSP. Here they Come? They Are My dang Blasted Tears 😭😭. Cuz until You Presented the Duke's Analogy on The Cowboy Code. I GD Hadn't Sniffled or Teared, Up in Day's Over Anything. OH well WTH it's Always going to Happen, whenever I Recall or Reminisce about Any of His Stuff, & Life Lessons. Thank You for Sharing 🙂😊☺️.
You see john wayne,Randolph scott, Allan ladd and Gary cooper. We're all great actors to emulate from . And the likes of Terrance hill and bud Spencer
I cant like it any better than that.
#1 is the most important of all. The way God intended!!
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항상 정의롭고 약자를 위해 싸웠으며
이긴 후에도 보상을 바라지 않고
떠나는 모습이 기억나는군요
그 시절 서부 영화가 다시 생각나는군요
This could just be all McLintock! quotes
When will you be putting the Cowboy Way on UA-cam so fans like myself who live in Europe can enjoy the show?
No plans on it right now, but we're so happy you enjoy the show.
"I'm not gonna hit ya..."
All I can say is some things just have to be said
and fall on deaf ears
On the Navajo reservation if you say “Indian Killer” everybody knows you’re talking about John Wayne.
John Wayne AMERICAN
Katharine Hepburn would probably welcome a little Brute Force.
🤠
Life is tough... it's tougher when you're stupid...
Left out The Quiet Man. After the walk in the rain,.
A young Richard Jaeckel 1:05
Cowboy Rules #1 #1 A LL WAYS = Never squat, with your spurs on. ( Upon relieving, oneself, in the wilds....)
1. "Cowboys and men are two totally different breeds." - Cowboy Proverb
2. “Some cowboys have too much tumbleweed in their blood to settle down.” - Ken Alstad
3. “You can take the boy out of the country, but you can’t take the country out of the boy.” - Arthur Baer
4. "Never approach a bull from the front, a horse from the rear or a fool from any direction." - Unknown
5. “A cowboy is a man with guts and a horse.” - William James
6. “Cowboys don’t take baths, they just dust off.” - Tornado
7. " The length, of a conversation don't tell nothin ' bout the intelligence, of the person '' ! A N D , many more.....
He wasn't a great actor with range; whatever role he played he was always the Duke, but he had presence like no-one before or since. On screen, he looked, moved and spoke in a way that was, at once, over the top and yet believable. We know cowboys and soldiers weren't always like that but we also knew they should be.
There are negative stories from his private life but who cares? From Stagecoach to the very end he was the at the top of his profession and we loved him.
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Katherine hepburn was brilliant in rooster cogburn!
She brought so much to the screen!
When he hit George Kennedy with the log, saving the caretaker from being drowned?
Axe handle...
It would've shattered his face...
Might I also add to number 5 another mans dog as well as his horse . Dont know what it is about a dog but folks just have to try to touch them .
Micheal Pate as white as Wayne played native Americans more than any other white man. Eddie Little Sky was one of the first true Natives who acted as such
Wayne could pick good writers.
It starts with the director....
John Ford...
#5 - I'm pretty sure that was a mule, not a horse
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIM
some people don`t seem know about writers
I just sent this to a spam ntf bot under the name Justin Benedict San Jose, California, USA
So...
How we need the Duke in these woke days
He was embarrassed about his looks, was bald, and wore a hairpiece.
What was ON his head didn't matter, it was what was IN his head that made the difference.
@@silverhammer7779 he was bald, embarrassed by it, covered it up w a wig
Embarrassment is v much a mental thing
@@paulsolon6229 It was part of his stage persona. There are plenty of pictures of him in private life showing his receded hairline.
@@silverhammer7779 John Wayne was bald. And hid that baldness by wearing a wig
@@paulsolon6229 So what? And why are you obsessing over such an insignificant thing?
He demeaned the American Indian in several films. White mans version of history in his movies, 1/2 the story, if that
'Sergeant, if you lay a hand on White Buffalo again, I'll kill ya". - Chisum
"End of a way of life. Pretty good way."
@@1950Grendel so?
John Ford...
He didnt demean them any more than they hated each other.
@@standupstraight9691white man started the fire
Wayne was never a cowboy, he lived in Los Angeles and made fanciful cowboy movies there, he was a city boy and he loved the city, he thought anybody who lived in the country was a fool and he made fools out of a lot of people
You have no idea what you are talking about. He owned at least one ranch in Arizona and spent many years in the area.
My dad met John Wayne and sold him two horses, which Mr. Wayne personally checked out by riding them. He really did love the outdoors life and at one time owned a 50,000 acre spread in Arizona and a 2,000 acre spread in California. Wayne was more complicated than the characters he portrays in the movies, but he didn't scorn country folk.
@@Falconlibrary The majority of his life was spent in cities or on filming locations, his ranches were just property investments where he occasionly had vacations. He was a fascist draft dodger.
Shut up...troll
He also loved Mexico and Mexicans.
Let's not forget the scene in McClintock where John chases down his wife through the the steers of town, catches her, puts her over his knees and spanks her bottom, teaching her a well deserved lesson. I lo e John Wayne! A true red white and blue American patriot patriot