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December 9th, 2022, 06:52 am

Top Favorite WILLIAM WELLMAN Movies

Below is a list of my favorite movies directed by Hollywood legend, William A. Wellman:

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adolphe menjou, andy devine, ann gillis, antebellum, barbara stanwyck, belle epoque, berton churchill, brian donlevy, claire trevor, clark gable, david o. selznick, denise darcel, donald o'connor, douglas fowley, early 20th century, edwardian age, frank capra, fredric march, french colonial empire, gary cooper, great depression, harold huber, hattie mcdaniel, history, j. carrol naish, james stephenson, jean harlow, joan blondell, john mcintire, john wayne, julie bishop, leon ames, loretta young, mid 20th century, middle east, minna gombell, movies, old hollywood, old west, politics, ray milland, regis toomey, richard jaeckel, robert preston, robert taylor, susan hayward, travel, victorian age, ward bond, william campbell, william schallert, william wellman, willie fung, world war 1, world war 2

February 5th, 2021, 12:14 pm

Favorite Movies About Hollywood

Below is a list of my favorite movies about Hollywood (in chronological order):

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adolphe menjou, al pacino, alan arkin, andy devine, animation, art, austin butler, b.j. novak, barry sonnenfeld, bill campbell, billy wilder, bob hoskins, brad pitt, british empire, bruce dern, cary elwes, cecil b. demille, christine baranski, christopher lloyd, clifton collins jr., clive revill, clu gulager, colin farrell, dakota fanning, damian lewis, damon herriman, david o. selznick, debbie reynolds, dennis farina, disney, donald o'connor, early 20th century, eddie izzard, eddie murphy, edward hermann, edwardian age, emile hirsch, emma thompson, franchot tone, frank oz, fredric march, gene hackman, gene kelly, great depression, gwen humble, history, james remar, jason schwartzman, jean hagen, jean harlow, jennifer connelly, jennifer tilly, joanna lumley, joe johnston, john travolta, kurt russell, late 20th century, lee tracy, leonardo dicaprio, literary, luke perry, margaret qualley, margot robbie, maurice compte, maya hawke, melody thomas, michael masden, mid 20th century, movies, music, nicholas hammond, old hollywood, pat o'brien, peter bogdanovich, quentin tarantino, ramón franco, rene russo, richard ridings, robert zemeckis, ruth wilson, scoot mcnairy, sharon gless, spencer garrett, sports, stanley donen, ted healy, television, timothy dalton, timothy olyphant, tom hanks, tony curtis, travel, victor fleming, william holden, william wellman, zoë bell

November 7th, 2020, 11:19 am

Ten Favorite OLD WEST Movies and Miniseries

Below is a list of my favorite movies and television miniseries set during the Old West:

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alan tudyk, alex karras, andy devine, anjelica huston, antebellum, anthony zerbe, art, barbara carerra, beau bridges, ben murphy, berton churchill, bill paxton, billy drago, billy zane, brian kerwin, bruce campbell, bruce dern, buck taylor, carl franklin, centennial, charles frank, charlton heston, chris cooper, chris-pin martin, christian clemenson, christopher allport, christopher eccleston, civil war, claire trevor, cliff de young, clint eastwood, cristina raines, d.b. sweeney, danny glover, david heyward, david janssen, denise darcel, dennis fimple, dennis weaver, diane lane, donald meek, donald pleasence, early 20th century, early america, eddie spears, frank capra, gary busey, gene evans, geoffrey lewis, george bancroft, gil birmingham, gilded age, glynn turman, graham greene, great depression, gregory harrison, hank worden, harry carey jr., henry darrow, henry morgan, history, holidays, irene tedrow, jack elam, james best, james garner, james hong, james sloyan, james van patten, jerry hardin, jesse vint, john bennett perry, john carradine, john ford, john mcintire, john pyper-ferguson, john terry, john wayne, jon tenney, josh brolin, julie bishop, karen carlson, kario salem, keith carradine, keri russell, kurt russell, late 20th century, les lannom, leslie winston, literary, lois nettleton, lynn redgrave, m.c. gainey, margo martindale, mark harmon, marshall thompson, matthew modine, matthew settle, michael biehn, michael rooker, movies, old california, old hollywood, old west, paul ben-victor, paula malcolmson, pernell roberts, politics, powers boothe, progressive era, raymond burr, religion, richard chamberlain, richard jaeckel, robert douglas, robert duvall, robert easton, robert john burke, robert mitchum, robert preston, robert taylor, robert vaughn, robert walden, rosemary harris, sally kellerman, sam elliott, sandra griego, scott hylands, sharon gless, silvana gallardo, skeet ulrich, spanish empire, stacy nelkin, stephanie zimbalist, stephen lang, stephen mchattie, steve buscemi, susan swift, television, terry o'quinn, thomas haden church, thomas mitchell, tim holt, timothy dalton, timothy scott, tom berenger, tomas arana, tommy lee jones, travel, val kilmer, walter brennan, war of 1812, wes studi, william atherton, william wellman, world war 1, zahn mcclarnon

December 4th, 2017, 11:35 am

"STAGECOACH" (1939) Review

Below is my review of the 1939 classic, "STAGECOACH", which was directed by John Ford:

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andy devine, berton churchill, chris-pin martin, civil war, claire trevor, donald meek, george bancroft, gilded age, hank worden, john carradine, john ford, john wayne, literary, movies, old hollywood, old west, politics, thomas mitchell, tim holt, travel

October 17th, 2017, 09:01 am

"STAGECOACH" (1939) Photo Gallery

Below is a gallery of photos from the 1939 Western classic, "STAGECOACH". Directed by John Ford, the movie starred Claire Trevor, John Wayne and Academy Award winner, Thomas Mitchell:

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andy devine, berton churchill, chris-pin martin, claire trevor, donald meek, george bancroft, gilded age, hank worden, john carradine, john ford, john wayne, literary, movies, old hollywood, old west, politics, thomas mitchell, tim holt, travel

February 13th, 2017, 12:53 pm

"HOW THE WEST WAS WON" (1962) Review

"HOW THE WEST WAS WON" (1962) Review

This 1962 movie was among the last of the old-fashioned "epic" films that was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM). Filmed using the Cinerama widescreen process, it featured an all-star cast directed by at least three directors.