An American Icon: John Wayne [2 Discs]
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Rating:
NR-
Language:
Eng Studio:
MCA Home VideoUPC:
025192655722Year of Release:
2006Item Number:
MCA026557Release Date:
05/30/2006Genre:
Adventure –
Adventure Drama –
Adventure Drama –
Biopic [feature] –
Comedy –
Costume Adventure –
Drama –
Historical Epic –
Historical Film –
Melodrama –
Psychological Thriller –
Romance –
Romantic Adventure –
Romantic Drama –
Thriller
Format:
DVD
MOVIE DESCRIPTION:
Universal packages 5 previously unreleased (on DVD) John Wayne films in this collection. The films include Seven Sinners, The Shepherd of the Hills, Pittsburgh, The Conqueror, and Jet Pilot.
DVD FEATURES:
- Region: 1
- Number of Discs: 2
- Audio: DDM2.0
- Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 (Cinemascope)
- Screen: Pan and Scan
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Cast:
John Wayne - Temujin
John Wayne - Col. Shannon
John Wayne - Charles "Pittsburgh" Markham
John Wayne - Young Matt Matthews
Marlene Dietrich - Bijou Blanche
Janet Leigh - Anna
Betty Field - Sammy Lane
John Wayne - Lt. Dan Brent
Marlene Dietrich - Josie "Hunky" Winters
Susan Hayward - Bortai
Harry Carey - Daniel Howitt, the shepherd
Randolph Scott - Cash Evans
Broderick Crawford - Edward Patrick "Little Ned"
Pedro Armendariz - Jamuga
Jay C. Flippen - Maj.Gen.Black
Beulah Bondi - Aunt Mollie Matthews
Mischa Auer - Sasha
Paul Fix - Maj. Rexford
Agnes Moorehead - Hunlun
Frank Craven - Doc Powers
Albert Dekker - Dr. Martin
Thomas Gomez - Wang Kahn
Richard Rober - George Rivers
Louise Allbritton - Shannon Prentiss
James Barton - Old Matt Matthews
Billy Gilbert - Tony
Shemp Howard - Shorty, the tailor
John Hoyt - Shaman
Samuel S. Hinds - Andy Beeler
William Conrad - Kasar
Roland Winters - Col. Sokolov
Oscar Homolka - Antro
Hans Conried - Col. Matoff
Thomas Gomez - Joe Malneck
Marjorie Main - Granny Becky
Anna Lee - Dorothy Henderson
Ted de Corsia - Kumlek
Ward Bond - Wash Gibbs
Ivan Triesault - Gen. Langrad
Ludwig Stossel - Dr. Grazlich
Marc Lawrence - Pete Matthews
John Bishop - Major Lester Sinclair
Samuel S. Hinds - Morgan Prentiss
Samuel S. Hinds - Governor
Leslie E. Bradley - Targutai
Perdita Chandler - Georgia Rexford
Paul Fix - Mine Operator
John Qualen - Coot Royal
Lee Van Cleef - Chepei
Reginald Denny - Capt. Church
Fuzzy Knight - Mr. Palestrom
Vince Barnett - Bartender
Joyce Compton - Mrs. Simpson
William Haade - Johnny, miner
Peter Mamakos - Bogurchi
Charles Coleman - Butler
Herbert Rawlinson - 1st Mate
Tom Fadden - Jim Lane
Denver Pyle - Mr. Simpson
Leo Gordon - Tartar Captain
James Craig - Ensign
Olin Howland - Corky
Richard Loo - Captain of Wang's guard
Nestor Paiva - Barney, restaurateur
Dorothy Adams - Elvy Royal
William Bakewell - Ensign
Antonio Moreno - Rubio
Fern Emmett - Mrs. Palestrom
Russell Hicks - 1st Governor
William Haade - Bald Knobber
Ray Spiker - Guard
Douglas Fowley - Mort Brawley
Kenneth Tobey
Bill Yeager - Captain
Don Haggerty
Weaver Levy - Mongol
Tom Daly - Hotel Clerk
Virginia Sale - Mrs. Bercovici
Jack Overman - Sergeant
Fred Aldrich - 2nd chieftain
Smoki Whitfield - Henry
Charles Arnt - Laborer
Alan Dinehart III - Fresh Kid
Harry Seymour - Piano Player
Michael Lally
William Gould - Burns, production manager
Jim Corey - Bald Knobbers
Sammy Stein - Killer Kane
Bob Kortman - Bald Knobber
Dorothy Abbott
Lane Bradford - 4th chieftain
Paul H. Frees - Lt. Tiompkin
Michael Granger - 1st chieftain
Theodore Rand
Michael Mark - Russian General
Armand Tanny - Muscle Man
Richard Carle - District Officer
Gregg Barton
Billy Curtis - Midget Tumbler
John Dilson - Wilson
Vince Gironda - Muscle Man
Wendell Niles - Major
Mamie van Doren - WAF
William B. Davidson - Police chief
Jeanne Gerson - Hochin
Jane Easton
Ruth Lee - Mother
Sylvia Lewis - Solo dancer
Charles Sherlock - Chauffeur
Joey Ray - Waiter
Moe DiSesso
Gregg Barton - Jalair
Carleton Young
Willie Fung - Shopkeeper
Hobart Cavanaugh - Derelict
Gene Evans - Airfield Sergeant
Fred Graham - Subuya
Allen Matthews - Headwaiter
Sylvia Lewis - WAC Corporal
Torben Meyer - Scribe
Ray Walker - Reporter
Ruthelma Stevens
Charles B. Middleton - Blacksmith
Louis Austin - Saleswoman
Jack Shea - MP
Elizabeth Flournoy - WAF Captain
Hank Bell - Man with Mustache
Paul Hoffman - 3rd chieftain
Barbara Freking - WAFs
Mira McKinney - Tilda
Al Murphy
John Harmon - Charles, the deputy
Ken Terrell - Sorgan
John George - Drummer boy
Joan Whitney - WAC Sergeant
Bess Flowers - Woman
Harry Lauter - Sergeants
Henry Brandon - Bald Knobber
Jarma Lewis - Girl in bath
Richard Norris
Harry Seymour - Vaudeville MC
Selmar Jackson - Doctor
Michael Wayne - Mongol guard
Wade Boteler - Mine Superintendent
Bill Erwin - Sergeant-GAC
Herbert Lytton
Nelson Leigh - FBI Man
Gene Roth - Sokolov's Batman
Phil Arnold - Bellboy
John Morgan - Lieutenant
Harry Cording - Miner
Jimmie Dime
Alphonse Martell - Carlos
Keith McConnell - BartenderDirector:
Tay Garnett, Henry Hathaway, Lewis Seiler, Dick Powell, Josef von SternbergProducer:
Joe Pasternak, Jack Moss, Charles K. Feldman, Dick Powell, Jules FurthmanScreenwriter:
John Meehan, Harry TugendScreen Story:
Laszlo Vadnay, Ladislas FodorScreenwriter:
Stuart Anthony, Grover JonesBook Author:
Harold Bell WrightScreenwriter:
Kenneth GametScreen Story:
Tom ReedScreenwriter:
Tom Reed, Derek N. TwistScreen Story:
George OwenScreenwriter:
John Twist, Oscar MillardBook Author:
J. ClouScreenwriter:
Jules FurthmanCinematographer:
Rudolph Maté, W. Howard Greene, Charles B. Lang, Robert de Grasse, Joseph La Shelle, William Snyder, Leo Tover, Harry J. Wild, Winton HochSongwriter:
Frederick Hollander, Frank LoesserMusical Direction/Supervision:
Charles PrevinComposer (Music Score):
Hans Salter, Frank Skinner, Gerard CarbonaraMusical Direction/Supervision:
Constantin BakaleinikoffComposer (Music Score):
Victor Young, Bronislau KaperEditor:
Ted Kent, Ellsworth Hoagland, Paul Landres, Stuart Gilmore, Robert Ford, Kenneth Marstella, Harry Marker, Michael R. McAdam, William M. Moore, James WilkinsonProduction Designer:
Martin ObzinaArt Director:
Jack Otterson, Roland Anderson, Hans Dreier, John B. Goodman, Carroll Clark, Albert S. D'Agostino, Field M. GrayAssociate Producer:
Robert M. FellowsSet Designer:
Darrell Silvera, Al Orenbach, Harley MillerCostume Designer:
Irene, Vera West, Yvonne Wood, Michael WoulfeSound/Sound Designer:
Bernard Freericks, Terry KellumMakeup:
Mel BurnsSpecial Effects:
John P. Fulton, Linwood G. Dunn, Winton Hoch, Philip G. GochranFirst Assistant Director:
Edward KillyChoreography:
Robert Sidney
REVIEWS:
- Faithful to the spirit (if definitely not the letter) of the novel on which it is based, The Shepherd of the Hills is a gentle, moving and quite inspirational film that will especially be appreciated by those of a spiritual nature. Some modern viewers may approach it cynically and may find it a trifle "homespun" for their tastes; but those who get into the spirit of the piece should be amply rewarded. Stuart Anthony and Grover Jones have crafted a sweet paean to the Golden Rule -- but have not neglected to include depictions of pain, bitterness and consuming hatred. Considering that Shepherd has as its star John Wayne and as its director Henry Hathaway, it's surprising that there is very little in the way of "action" here; plenty happens, but it involves very little of the rough and tumble variety that one associates with Wayne, who gives a lovely performance here that demonstrates some very fine and skillful acting. Even better is Harry Carey as the title character, the real star of the film (in spite of Wayne's billing). Betty Field is a delight, Beulah Bondi is scowlingly scary and Marjorie Main clearly enjoys the chance of a change-of-pace part. ~ Craig Butler, Rovi
- Universal clearly hoped that lightning would strike twice with Pittsburgh, which reunited its trio of stars from The Spoilers. Unfortunately, Pittsburgh is at best only a moderately entertaining film, in need of a spark to ignite it. Blame rests primarily with the team of writers (at least five, and likely more that received no credit); the story they have crafted wants to have the sweep and grandeur of an Edna Ferber epic, but it lacks the clarity and vision. It also lacks originality, and this is much more damaging; there's too much of a "been there, done that" feeling to the goings-on. And it certainly doesn't help matters that there's more than a whiff of wartime propaganda in the writing, which places too much emphasis on the willingness of the steel industry to churn out product for the good of the war effort while glossing over the profit element involved. Lewis Seiler's direction also deserves some of the rap; it's not bad by any means, but it doesn't give a better shape to the story or disguise the familiarity. And it certainly doesn't provide the epic feel that the writers seem to be trying for. Fortunately, Pittsburgh has a cast that helps make up for its other flaws. True, Marlene Dietrich doesn't have enough to do, but she brings her special luminosity to what she does have. John Wayne is in fine form, playing up the caddishness of his part especially well, and Randolph Scott is a perfect foil for him. The stars can't make Pittsburgh a great film, but they make it more than watchable. ~ Craig Butler, Rovi
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