Classifieds |
Web |
My |
Home |
Pictures |
Wiki |
Lyrics |
Games |
Jokes |
Recipes |
Radio |
Today |
HELP
Bollywood | Juicy Gossip | Current Affairs | News | Hollywood | Galatta | Broadband | Trailers | HiDef
Bollywood | Juicy Gossip | Current Affairs | News | Hollywood | Galatta | Broadband | Trailers | HiDef
Recently Featured | Most Discussed | Most Recent | Most Responded | Most Viewed | Top Favorites | Top Rated | TV Serials | Trailers | Recently Watched
John Wayne - The Shootist - Soundtrack by Elmer Bernstein
This ad will close in 15 seconds
Rate:
6 ratings
Views:
1,239
From : hauptmannbrittles
Added: Oct 9, 2009
The Shootist (USA 1976) Directed by Don Siegel Soundtrack by Elmer Bernstein John Wayne as John Bernard "J..B." Books The book was made into a 1976 Western film directed by Don Siegel and is noted as being the final film role of actor John Wayne. Scott Hale and Miles Hood Swarthout (son of the author) wrote the screenplay. The Shootist tells the story of John Bernard (J.B.) Books (John Wayne) (born January, 29, 1843), an aging gunfighter, the most celebrated "shootist" extant, who is struggling with terminal prostate cancer. The movie begins with a clip montage of some of Wayne's earlier western movies. Although Books is perceived by some of the characters as an amoral opportunist, he expresses his simple creed when he says, "I won't be wronged, I won't be insulted, 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." Arriving in El Paso, Texas (Carson City, Nevada in the movie) in 1901, Books seeks the second medical opinion of an old friend, E. W. ("Doc") Hostetler (Jimmy Stewart). Once Hostetler confirms the presence of the cancer, Books rents a room from the widow 'Bond' ("that's a crackerjack of a name for a woman") Rogers (Lauren Bacall), and her son Gillom Rogers (Ron Howard). Books' presence in town is soon known to most, and the news spreads by telegraph throughout the country. This results in the arrival of troublemakers to lure Books back to his past. Not only does he have to deal with his inevitable death, but he has to deal with the vultures who come to profit from his infamy. Having never had trouble facing death in other men, Books now struggles with the fact that death is calling on him. On his 58th birthday, January 29, 1901 he confronts the three men, offering to settle an outstanding score, and they meet in an empty saloon, where he kills Mike Sweeney, Jack Pulford and Jay Cobb. Then the bartender shoots Books and in return Gillom shoots him, throws the gun away and walks out of the saloon and down the street.
Category : Music
Added: Oct 9, 2009
The Shootist (USA 1976) Directed by Don Siegel Soundtrack by Elmer Bernstein John Wayne as John Bernard "J..B." Books The book was made into a 1976 Western film directed by Don Siegel and is noted as being the final film role of actor John Wayne. Scott Hale and Miles Hood Swarthout (son of the author) wrote the screenplay. The Shootist tells the story of John Bernard (J.B.) Books (John Wayne) (born January, 29, 1843), an aging gunfighter, the most celebrated "shootist" extant, who is struggling with terminal prostate cancer. The movie begins with a clip montage of some of Wayne's earlier western movies. Although Books is perceived by some of the characters as an amoral opportunist, he expresses his simple creed when he says, "I won't be wronged, I won't be insulted, 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." Arriving in El Paso, Texas (Carson City, Nevada in the movie) in 1901, Books seeks the second medical opinion of an old friend, E. W. ("Doc") Hostetler (Jimmy Stewart). Once Hostetler confirms the presence of the cancer, Books rents a room from the widow 'Bond' ("that's a crackerjack of a name for a woman") Rogers (Lauren Bacall), and her son Gillom Rogers (Ron Howard). Books' presence in town is soon known to most, and the news spreads by telegraph throughout the country. This results in the arrival of troublemakers to lure Books back to his past. Not only does he have to deal with his inevitable death, but he has to deal with the vultures who come to profit from his infamy. Having never had trouble facing death in other men, Books now struggles with the fact that death is calling on him. On his 58th birthday, January 29, 1901 he confronts the three men, offering to settle an outstanding score, and they meet in an empty saloon, where he kills Mike Sweeney, Jack Pulford and Jay Cobb. Then the bartender shoots Books and in return Gillom shoots him, throws the gun away and walks out of the saloon and down the street.
Category : Music
Related Videos
THE SEARCHERS (USA 1956) Themesong performed by TEX RITTER Music and Lyrics by Stan Jones: What makes a man to wander What makes a man to roam? What makes a man leave bed ...
My favorite scene from the Cowboys (1972). John Wayne knocks the crap out of the miserable wretch played by Bruce Dern. This is one of the movies that John Wayne dies in....
THE WAR Wagon is a 1967 western film starring John Wayne and Kirk Douglas, released by Universal Pictures, directed by Burt Kennedy, and adapted by Clair Huffaker from his ...
THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER (USA1965) Directed by Henry Hathaway Soundtrack by Elmer Bernstein (Original-Intro) The Sons of Katie Elder is a 1965 western film directed by Henry ...
John Wayne and Maureen O'hara are known for their chemistry on and off screen. Though, they were never actually a couple, they played one in all 5 films they made together....
John Wayne Gunsmoke
Music Video using educational films from the 50s and anonymous family footage. Dir: Claire Carré
John Wayne winning the Best Actor Oscar® for his performance in "True Grit" - 42nd Annual Academy Awards® in 1970. Presented by Barbra Streisand.
A "then and now" look at the filming locations from the 1969 western "True Grit," starring John Wayne, Kim Darby, Robert Duvall and Dennis Hopper. The film was shot in the ...
new song by Billy Idol called John Wayne from his upcoming cd IDOLIZE YOURSELF
Video Categories:
Also Try:
