Duke's Featurettes- The Making of Duke's Movies

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  • DUKE'S FEATURETTES
    - The Making of Duke's Movies


    1930. The Big Trail
    1949. She Wore A Yellow Ribbon (aka AMC Making Of A Classic Western)
    1949. Sands of Iwo Jima
    1950. Rio Grande
    1952. The Quiet Man
    1953. Hondo
    1953. Island in the Sky
    1954. The High and the Mighty
    1955. Blood Alley Warner Bros presents part 1 and 2
    1956. The Searchers (aka Warner brothers presents:)
    1957. Legend Of The Lost
    1960. North to Alaska (aka Go North)
    1961. The Comancheros,
    1962. Hatari!
    1962. How The West Was Won
    1963. Donovan's Reef (AMC Backstory of)
    1963. McLintock
    1964. Magnificent Showman (Circus World)
    1965. In Harms Way
    1967. El Dorado
    1967. The War Wagon (aka Anatomy of Action)
    1968. The Green Berets (behind the scenes)
    1968. Hellfighters
    1969. The Undefeated
    1970. Chisum (aka J. Wayne & Chisum)
    1972. The Cowboys (aka Breaking of Boys and the making of men in "The Cowboys")
    1973. Cahill: US Marshall (aka The Man Behind The Star)
    1973. The Train Robbers (aka Wayne Train)
    1974. McQ (aka McQ - John Wayne In Action)
    1975. Brannigan (aka the Duke in London)


    Copyright-©Dukewayne.com.2007


    These were 16mm Featurettes, focusing on 'The Making of'
    and 'Behind The Scenes'


    Special thanks to Elly,
    for her time and effort
    in compiling this list.

    Best Wishes
    Keith
    London- England

    Edited 6 times, last by ethanedwards ().

  • Are any of these available..I live in Ireland and cant seem to find them anywhere.


    Patrick, although we have nothing specific on this,
    the fact that we don't, says it all.
    It seems more likely they could be be in private collections,
    rather then be on general release.

    Best Wishes
    Keith
    London- England

  • I remember the most recent ones-along with the one of The Alamo-when I first saw them on TV. Those were great times, anticipating a new Duke film and being teased with these TV specials on them. Rarely did any individual actor get this kind of treatment when they had a new film coming out.