I have always loved the line Duke uses at Katie's grave, to the Sheriff, " You've been trying real hard not to tell me something, Billy"
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Posts from dukefan1 in thread „The Sons of Katie Elder (1965)“
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I always loved the line Duke says to the Sheriff at Katie's grave, "You're trying awful hard not to tell me something." I also agree with you in that I think Michael Anderson was great as the youngest Elder. While not usually in my top ten, it is high on the list.
Mark
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Really lovely clean photo that one. Almost looks 3D
It does, doesn't it? Sharp!
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I watched it and enjoyed it as much as I always have. Some Duke films gain or lose positions in my favorites list but this one never rated very high. I enjoy it, but don't love it. It's entertaining and keeps my interest, but never made me feel like I was seeing a great classic. I think Dean Martin did a good job, but was much better in Rio Bravo. Earl Holliman was ok. I think Michael Anderson Jr. did a fantastic job as Bud. I enjoyed his enthusiasm and youthful energy. And Duke, well, Duke is always good. I thought the bridge scene was one of the better parts of the film. I think the ending could have been a little better. I would have liked Hastings to have "seen it coming" rather than just blowing up in his store.
I hope this is ok. I always have trouble giving a critique on anything. I know what I feel, I just have a heck of a time spelling it out. lol
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ShortGrub, he also reads the Bible in The Three Godfathers as well. He was given a Bible in Angel and the Badman, but his friend is the one who reads from it.
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Here is an example of the comic from the movie. Enjoy!
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