Charles Coburn, one of the greatest character actors of the 20th century. He had a wonderful talent of bringing each of his film roles to life by his delightful and realistic performances. Here he plays the genial older doctor and when he’s on the screen he’s a scene stealer.
@@nessiesearcher Another great supporting role for Charles Coburn was in the movie ‘Impact,’ where he played the genial Irish/American Lieutenant Quincy. Once again, he displayed his usual old world charm and lilting Irish accent as the softly spoken detective. The role of Quincy was perfect for Coburn who seemed to capture the attention of the audience when on screen.
I have seen this movie several times before today. I watched it as another Black and White Movie mostly because of the actors then the plot and the way it was directed, and I enjoyed it. Now, in 2024 and after reading the bio, I watch it with very different eyes. It brings tears to my eyes to see the struggles in the Dust Bowl. I hope and pray for a Greater America for all of us and the generations to come. God Bless America, The Land of The Free!
I'm MT farmer, my grandparents and one great grandparent, homesteaded in early 1900's survived the dust bowl, the world wars, the depression, and stuck with it. I'm retired now, and my boys didn't want to farm. Well, nothing lasts forever in this life, I still have the land, and my heart is with the folks who stayed on through the tough times back in ND. I had never seen this movie, it brought tears to my eyes for those who stayed on the land. Just a little different perspective I guess.
My dad had a farm to and it was very hard work, one year the county agent told him he had the best crop in the county and it would be the earliest to be ready for harvest . Two days before harvest we had a terrible hail storm and it beat all the wheat flat to the ground it was a sad time.
Wow! What a gem! I never saw this entertaining magnificent picture. John Wayne, Charles Coburn at his usual charming effervescence! I immensely enjoyed this to celebrate Independence Day!
John Wayne is my all time favorite actor. I have seen every movie he ever made, but, I had forgotten about this one. Thank you for posting it, it is a lovely movie. And I always enjoy any movie the great Charles Coburn is in.
So handsome as a young man and such a gifted actor. I had never seen this one before. What a treat! I live about 40 miles SW of the end of the Oregon Trail.
Charles Coburn, like Sidney Greenstreet, came relatively late to appearing in Hollywood films, although he enjoyed a long and distinguished career in the theatre. Coburn, was the master of charm and old world gentility. Both actors and directors must have regarded him as a joy to work with, since his genial presence enhanced so many movies.
Period films like this and others such as "Grapes of Wrath" demonstrate that before WW2, this country was closer to the 19th century, both culturally, experientially, and ethnically, than after the war was over. I was born in 1952. My father served in the Navy during the war. I always sensed this before I fully understood it. And the grandparents. We are quickly losing all knowledge and practice of our old American ways. This is not just because of generational progression, it has been plotted by our enemies, who have been as clever as we have been kind.
@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244.....Hi...I was also born in 1952 and my father also served in the Navy, aboard an Escort Carrier in the Pacific Theatre. I agree with your comments. The great Industrial Revolution came to America in the latter 1700's and really exploded after the Civil War, and like you said, even up to and including WWI, we were still very much tied to and cognizant of how important agriculture was in America. I read a statistic that said up to WWI, Americans were still about 90% rural and agricultural and only about 10% living in the cities. And then a couple of inventions that I think really propelled America into the beginning of the modern age: refrigeration, which led to frozen foods ( try living without any frozen foods...lol..!! ), and then air conditioning, and the steady electrification of the rural areas, which was still being done in the 1950's and early 1960's. And of course, the gasoline engine & vehicles that made life much easier for everyone, especially the farmers with tractors and electricity for all kinds of equipment. And yes, if there were an economic collapse....no electricity, running water, refrigeration, heating & cooling, etc., millions would die, especially those in the cities who had nowhere to go. And even in a lot in rural areas many would die of starvation, but many in rural areas also know how to grow gardens & animals for meat & eggs and know how to can and preserve foods and have a well. But it would get nasty real quick and those who do not have firearms and a good local support network will be killed for their food and any other useful items.... particularly medicines. Is all this by design? We should know of the agenda of the world banking elites to bring the world under their complete control and under one currency, and the plan, mainly Marxism/Socialism, to eliminate all free nations. So...yes, but it is also a natural thing to be so under the influence of technology that people forget that hamburger meat doesn't just come from the grocery stores and fresh vegetables just from the produce aisle. America is on the brink of all out Socialism, something that the survivors of Nazi Germany, the Red Purge of Stalin, the Cultural Revolution in China, and many others who escaped the brutality and murders in Communist countries, are in shock and disbelief that this great & free nation is so close to repeating the terrible past. I am concerned...very concerned.
@@robynm7221 ...Hi, robyn. Whether it will be swift or not is the big unknown, isn't it. But we do know, or should know by careful study of Daniel, Ezekiel, and Revelation, that there are several events that must occur before Revelation is fulfilled. I think of it as a puzzle with several pieces that have not yet been put into place. There will be one currency for the world, and that hasn't happened....yet. The Anti-Christ hasn't appeared yet and converted most of the world to his false teachings. The False Prophet hasn't made his entrance onto the world stage yet. Then, the Anti-Christ will apparently receive a deadly wound and miraculously recover. there are other pieces also. The actual seven years Tribulation period will be terrible and, depending on when you think the Rapture will happen, Christians will either still be on Earth the first three years, and then the Rapture, or as some believe, Christians will be here for the full seven years. Others believe that the Rapture will happen just before the seven years Tribulation begins. I personally think that the careful studying of all of the relevant scriptures points to a mid-Tribulation Rapture. But here is another unknown: We do not know just how bad things will be before the Tribulation. So even if one is a pre-Tribulation Rapture believer, you better be mentally, spiritually and physically prepared to go through some very bad times and be ready to be persecuted and even killed for your belief. It will not be easy.
How very sad but true.there were still traces of it in the 1950s and early 1960s,but the hippy counterculture( which was the work of our enemies and transformed the most of that generation into our own enemies) finally ended it
Sigrid Gurie was the sister to the Norwegian Commando Knut Haukelid who was on the famous sabotage raid on the German heavy water plant at Rjukan, Norway.
I haven't seen all the John Wayne movies ... as it shows I ain't seen nothing yet . Many men from before and after my birth , were huge John Wayne fans . Even after his passing in 1979 . We love the Duke . 💐🌸🪷🌹🌺🌻🌼🌷🪻⚘️
Thank you for sharing this film with us. Classic John Wayne and Charles Coburn, the olde veterinarian, the preacher and the main bad seed also familiar and instrumental to the timbre and philosophy of the time and film.❤🎉😊
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After "Stagecoach", John Wayne proved he had box office power enough to top-billed in full-length features. He made several of these at Republic before WW II began. This was an effort to build support for the European war which the US would be drawn into shortly.
@@oldgysgt No kidding. Wayne was a contract player at Republic through the 40's and also did films at every major studio (and a few smaller ones) until 1976.
@@rjmcallister1888; he also produced a few movies on his own soon after the end of WWII that he released through Republic. You can find lists on the internet showing all of the movies he was in, the year they were release, the production company, and who they were released through.
Republic Pictures was well-known for its "B" movie product which usually filled the bottom halves of double bills. But this movie has some "A" movie substance. Very,very good.
Wonderful film! I'd be going to the movies if they made them like this but there's nothing but garbage on the screen! Pro-American is what I like! And most of all, I love it that GOD has a place in this film and it's not a cuss word!
It's funny, the line about 2,000 miles, not a soldier,, no borders, both Canada and the USA in particular have lost this, it seems only Australia has this now. There is no where else where there is freedom now.
John Wayne was a Hollywood character. The man who portrayed him was named Marion. John Wayne's lines, his swagger, his toughness, were all part of the character written by Hollywood for Marion to act out. There's nothing real about "John Wayne" or the roles that character played in the movies.
A WAR FILM...1940...USA WAS STEPPING INTO THE HELL OF WW2...FILMS WERE SENT FROM AREA TO AREA GIVING THOSE FIGHTING MEN & WOMEN HOPE OF HOME NO MATTER WHERE THEY HAILED FROM...
This movie is an insult to those that suffered So Greatly during this terrible time in America! 1500 miles in old worn out cars and they didn't show one break down or tire rupture! Not even feasible! ,If you want to see a glimmer of the real story watch "Grapes of Wrath"! The ending with ALL new equipment and money for building materials when most that left didn't have 10 dollars amongst the whole family. Terrible untruth!
The film shows the desperation and sheer determination of the folk stuck in the great American dust bowl. When your own government writes you off as a loss you know things are bad. It is easy to forget how much effort it took to make our country great yet we have right wing elements working overtime to pull it all apart for the sake of the 1% who actually control the country. In their eyes the dust bowl victims would have been losers and deserved what they got. Rugged capitalism at its worst.
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Charles Coburn, one of the greatest character actors of the 20th century. He had a wonderful talent of bringing each of his film roles to life by his delightful and realistic performances. Here he plays the genial older doctor and when he’s on the screen he’s a scene stealer.
Always a favorite. He brings a sense of mischief to each role.
Always wondered who that actor was, but never bothered to find out, until now..yes he's good that Mr Coburn😮
Yes , very much so
He also played with John Wayne in a marvelous little picture Trouble Along the Way. He plays pool in that one too.
@@nessiesearcher Another great supporting role for Charles Coburn was in the movie ‘Impact,’ where he played the genial Irish/American Lieutenant Quincy. Once again, he displayed his usual old world charm and lilting Irish accent as the softly spoken detective. The role of Quincy was perfect for Coburn who seemed to capture the attention of the audience when on screen.
I have seen this movie several times before today. I watched it as another Black and White Movie mostly because of the actors then the plot and the way it was directed, and I enjoyed it. Now, in 2024 and after reading the bio, I watch it with very different eyes. It brings tears to my eyes to see the struggles in the Dust Bowl. I hope and pray for a Greater America for all of us and the generations to come. God Bless America, The Land of The Free!
But 84 years later look at once was the "Dust Bowl". It's once again productive land.
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History needs to be remembered. A lot of lessons in this movie. Thanks for the entertainment.
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So many themes-overall,the endurance of love of country and one another.Thank you.
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This film is a moral triumph, for its day or any other.
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If only there was that same love and honor today.
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First time I have ever seen this movie or even knew of it. Great movie. John Wayne as good as he always is. Thanks for the upload. Joe S
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I'm MT farmer, my grandparents and one great grandparent, homesteaded in early 1900's survived the dust bowl, the world wars, the depression, and stuck with it. I'm retired now, and my boys didn't want to farm. Well, nothing lasts forever in this life, I still have the land, and my heart is with the folks who stayed on through the tough times back in ND. I had never seen this movie, it brought tears to my eyes for those who stayed on the land. Just a little different perspective I guess.
I am a truck driver and wish that i never left farm work. My father was a military man, so i found a dairy farm needing help. Hind sight is 20 20 😢
My dad had a farm to and it was very hard work, one year the county agent told him he had the best crop in the county and it would be the earliest to be ready for harvest . Two days before harvest we had a terrible hail storm and it beat all the wheat flat to the ground it was a sad time.
Thank You Sir for what You had done!
@@MrNorthstar50How long did it take for the wheat to be ready for harvest? From plow to harvest?
@@Flowerchild778 Sorry I can't remember it was a long time ago , our farm was in Mansfield Texas.
Every note is like a kiss. Hearing my wife talk to me.
Holy mackeral, a John Wayne movie unseen by me.
Will wonders never cease. Thank you.
Same here!!! Love it!!!
PS gardengnome...now THAT'S a great handle!!!'
@@1861Anna thank you my son gave it to me because I grow stuff he likes to eat.
Exactly , I'm so happy.
Had never seen it until it was put up here on you tube. Thank you.
Charles Coburn was a versatile actor. One of the best and most memorable....
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Wow! What a gem! I never saw this entertaining magnificent picture. John Wayne, Charles Coburn at his usual charming effervescence! I immensely enjoyed this to celebrate Independence Day!
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This plot goes beyond almost anything Hollywood dreamt of at the time. It is extraordinary.
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I can’t believe I’ve never seen this one before! Thank you
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John Wayne is my all time favorite actor. I have seen every movie he ever made, but, I had forgotten about this one. Thank you for posting it, it is a lovely movie. And I always enjoy any movie the great Charles Coburn is in.
So handsome as a young man and such a gifted actor. I had never seen this one before. What a treat! I live about 40 miles SW of the end of the Oregon Trail.
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Charles Coburn, like Sidney Greenstreet, came relatively late to appearing in Hollywood films, although he enjoyed a long and distinguished career in the theatre. Coburn, was the master of charm and old world gentility. Both actors and directors must have regarded him as a joy to work with, since his genial presence enhanced so many movies.
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A good movie that raised my spirits.
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It’s pleasing to see and hear the Bible quoted
amen
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Excellent film! Lots to learn about the Dust Bowl years.
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Period films like this and others such as "Grapes of Wrath" demonstrate that before WW2, this country was closer to the 19th century, both culturally, experientially, and ethnically, than after the war was over. I was born in 1952. My father served in the Navy during the war. I always sensed this before I fully understood it. And the grandparents. We are quickly losing all knowledge and practice of our old American ways. This is not just because of generational progression, it has been plotted by our enemies, who have been as clever as we have been kind.
@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244.....Hi...I was also born in 1952 and my father also served in the Navy, aboard an Escort Carrier in the Pacific Theatre.
I agree with your comments. The great Industrial Revolution came to America in the latter 1700's and really exploded after the Civil War, and like you said, even up to and including WWI, we were still very much tied to and cognizant of how important agriculture was in America. I read a statistic that said up to WWI, Americans were still about 90% rural and agricultural and only about 10% living in the cities.
And then a couple of inventions that I think really propelled America into the beginning of the modern age: refrigeration, which led to frozen foods ( try living without any frozen foods...lol..!! ), and then air conditioning, and the steady electrification of the rural areas, which was still being done in the 1950's and early 1960's. And of course, the gasoline engine & vehicles that made life much easier for everyone, especially the farmers with tractors and electricity for all kinds of equipment.
And yes, if there were an economic collapse....no electricity, running water, refrigeration, heating & cooling, etc., millions would die, especially those in the cities who had nowhere to go. And even in a lot in rural areas many would die of starvation, but many in rural areas also know how to grow gardens & animals for meat & eggs and know how to can and preserve foods and have a well. But it would get nasty real quick and those who do not have firearms and a good local support network will be killed for their food and any other useful items.... particularly medicines.
Is all this by design? We should know of the agenda of the world banking elites to bring the world under their complete control and under one currency, and the plan, mainly Marxism/Socialism, to eliminate all free nations. So...yes, but it is also a natural thing to be so under the influence of technology that people forget that hamburger meat doesn't just come from the grocery stores and fresh vegetables just from the produce aisle.
America is on the brink of all out Socialism, something that the survivors of Nazi Germany, the Red Purge of Stalin, the Cultural Revolution in China, and many others who escaped the brutality and murders in Communist countries, are in shock and disbelief that this great & free nation is so close to repeating the terrible past.
I am concerned...very concerned.
Amen!
We pray for our Holy Almighty Creator/Messiah's return, may it be swift.
Amen 🙌.
Maranatha 💜 ✝️ 🕊 🙌❣
@@robynm7221 ...Hi, robyn. Whether it will be swift or not is the big unknown, isn't it. But we do know, or should know by careful study of Daniel, Ezekiel, and Revelation, that there are several events that must occur before Revelation is fulfilled. I think of it as a puzzle with several pieces that have not yet been put into place. There will be one currency for the world, and that hasn't happened....yet. The Anti-Christ hasn't appeared yet and converted most of the world to his false teachings. The False Prophet hasn't made his entrance onto the world stage yet. Then, the Anti-Christ will apparently receive a deadly wound and miraculously recover. there are other pieces also.
The actual seven years Tribulation period will be terrible and, depending on when you think the Rapture will happen, Christians will either still be on Earth the first three years, and then the Rapture, or as some believe, Christians will be here for the full seven years. Others believe that the Rapture will happen just before the seven years Tribulation begins. I personally think that the careful studying of all of the relevant scriptures points to a mid-Tribulation Rapture.
But here is another unknown: We do not know just how bad things will be before the Tribulation. So even if one is a pre-Tribulation Rapture believer, you better be mentally, spiritually and physically prepared to go through some very bad times and be ready to be persecuted and even killed for your belief. It will not be easy.
How very sad but true.there were still traces of it in the 1950s and early 1960s,but the hippy counterculture( which was the work of our enemies and transformed the most of that generation into our own enemies) finally ended it
Great movie and the comments are great too,and I agree come Lord Jesus come .
Wow~ a John Wayne movie I hadn't seen before!
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James Coburn, a master of his craft. RIP.
Charles you mean.
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Sigrid Gurie was the sister to the Norwegian Commando Knut Haukelid who was on the famous sabotage raid on the German heavy water plant at Rjukan, Norway.
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I haven't seen all the John Wayne movies ... as it shows I ain't seen nothing yet . Many men from before and after my birth , were huge John Wayne fans . Even after his passing in 1979 . We love the Duke . 💐🌸🪷🌹🌺🌻🌼🌷🪻⚘️
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Great movie..thanks for the upload.
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It held my attention all the way thru.😇😇😇
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❤❤❤❤❤❤es hermosa!!!....cada diálogo profundo...las ambientaciones...las actuaciones...el gran John... maravilloso film... thanks
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So glad to see a wonderful ending.
Very good movie.
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Thank you for sharing this film with us. Classic John Wayne and Charles Coburn, the olde veterinarian, the preacher and the main bad seed also familiar and instrumental to the timbre and philosophy of the time and film.❤🎉😊
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God Bless America 🇺🇸🙏
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Great John Wayne. I hadn't seen this one.
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Not your john wayne movie,but it's worth a watch
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Very good movie...thanks for upload.
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Very nice...thanks for the upload.
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Good movie with great actors
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After "Stagecoach", John Wayne proved he had box office power enough to top-billed in full-length features. He made several of these at Republic before WW II began. This was an effort to build support for the European war which the US would be drawn into shortly.
Wayne also did a number of movies for Republic or released through Republic during and just after WWII.
@@oldgysgt No kidding. Wayne was a contract player at Republic through the 40's and also did films at every major studio (and a few smaller ones) until 1976.
@@rjmcallister1888; he also produced a few movies on his own soon after the end of WWII that he released through Republic. You can find lists on the internet showing all of the movies he was in, the year they were release, the production company, and who they were released through.
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OH MY - THE WAY SHE FELT ABOUT THAT CABIN WAS THE WAY I FELT MOVING TO MINNESOTA, SO DEPRESSING.
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THE GRAPES OF WRATH. Even had Russell Simpson as well.
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A different western but certainly a good'n!
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This is the first time I've seen JOHN WAYNE looking so young was in this film just recently..he's quite good looking..❤ him in True Grit...
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Doc can shoot some stick!
Love that game.
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20 years after this film was made the actor playing the doctor fathered his last child, at age 83. He died a year later.
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Republic Pictures was well-known for its "B" movie product which usually filled the bottom halves of double bills. But this movie has some "A" movie substance. Very,very good.
There's a lot of movies around today with a C - or not even a Rating!!
Republic was an amalgamation of a number of "poverty row" studios. They were always strapped for cash, so specialized in low budget B movies.
@@oldgysgt I always thought they had a cool logo...
Quiet Man wasn't a B movie.
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Excellent ❤
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Wow, by 1940 John Wayne was becoming a decent actor, good film, Thank you.
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Simple old American stories told to remind no one really stands alone as like these times today were many would have you believe you must and do .
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Great movie
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Nice film !!
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Its just a movie its for entertainment not for historical accuracy .Just relax and enjoy .Watch or dont its your choice
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The first pit maneuver ever😊
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Wonderful film! I'd be going to the movies if they made them like this but there's nothing but garbage on the screen! Pro-American is what I like! And most of all, I love it that GOD has a place in this film and it's not a cuss word!
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…like to figure out what that ole car was…
Love that car…
Gosh…, it’s a Lincoln…
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Excellent film esp considering time made. John so handsome. History lesson of US. The Midsest dust bowl did caus many to migrate out of necessity.
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Yay! They're pronouncing Oregon correctly!
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Charles Coburn was born 1877 in Macon Ga.
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It's funny, the line about 2,000 miles, not a soldier,, no borders, both Canada and the USA in particular have lost this, it seems only Australia has this now. There is no where else where there is freedom now.
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So they cut down the trees in Oregon. 😂
And created the Oregon dust bowl. 😂
The only dust in Oregon is in the high desert in Eastern Oregon. Everywhere else it's pollen. SO MUCH POLLEN. Achooooo!
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Hmmmm , wonder where they found feed for all those horses and mules .
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Is it like this always? No this is very unusual weather. IT'S NORTH DAKOTA - THIS IS MILD OCTOBER WEATHER COMPARED TO WHATS COMING JANUARY!
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Buen film...pero si podrían pasarla en español...gracias...Henrry Graterol Barquisimeto...Venezuela ..gracias..
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Good movie. The end was rushed. Another 10-15 minutes would have made it better.
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John Wayne was a Hollywood character. The man who portrayed him was named Marion. John Wayne's lines, his swagger, his toughness, were all part of the character written by Hollywood for Marion to act out. There's nothing real about "John Wayne" or the roles that character played in the movies.
...duh !
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A magnificent living history lesson! This film should be shown in US schools today to fight current fascist treason. Thank you Mr. Borchers! 😣
I could easily see this playing on a double bill with "The Grapes of Wrath."
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A WAR FILM...1940...USA WAS STEPPING INTO THE HELL OF WW2...FILMS WERE SENT FROM AREA TO AREA GIVING THOSE FIGHTING MEN & WOMEN HOPE OF HOME NO MATTER WHERE THEY HAILED FROM...
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I have never seen this movie
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The priest is Israel hands from the return to treasure island
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Coursing people to stay
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He seethe-eth as only to breathe-eth.
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They were nuts back then
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This movie is an insult to those that suffered So Greatly during this terrible time in America! 1500 miles in old worn out cars and they didn't show one break down or tire rupture! Not even feasible! ,If you want to see a glimmer of the real story watch "Grapes of Wrath"! The ending with ALL new equipment and money for building materials when most that left didn't have 10 dollars amongst the whole family. Terrible untruth!
Yeah, but they were the ones who followed the other guy!!
Didn't you pay attention??
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The film shows the desperation and sheer determination of the folk stuck in the great American dust bowl. When your own government writes you off as a loss you know things are bad. It is easy to forget how much effort it took to make our country great yet we have right wing elements working overtime to pull it all apart for the sake of the 1% who actually control the country. In their eyes the dust bowl victims would have been losers and deserved what they got. Rugged capitalism at its worst.
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