Search - The John Wayne Collection on DVD

Black and white

Mike Martin | the west | 04/13/2006

(2 out of 5 stars)

"Only one of the 7 movies is in color, contrary to the info provided here."

Saddles, bridles and Waynes

Annie Van Auken | Planet Earth | 08/02/2008

(3 out of 5 stars)

"THE JOHN WAYNE COLLECTION from TGG (aka Diamond Entertainment Group) is five DVDs containing 13 hour-long b&w 'B' westerns that Duke made in the 1930s. You also get one full-length 1960s movie (in color), a TV documentary hosted by Mr. Wayne and a career retrospective. Also included are trivia, data for all films, photos and bios.



These public domain movies have not been restored, so transfer quality is dependent on source material. Anyone familiar with "value-priced" DVD sets should know what to expect here.





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Parenthetical numbers preceding titles are 1 to 10 viewer poll ratings found at a film research website.



DISC ONE--

(5.4) The Trail Beyond (1934) - John Wayne/Verna Hillie/Noah Beery/Noah Beery Jr.

(5.6) Blue Steel (1934) - John Wayne/Eleanor Hunt/George 'Gabby' Hayes/Yakima Canutt

(5.5) The Star Packer (1934) - John Wayne/Verna Hillie/George "Gabby" Hayes

(5.1) Texas Terror (1935) - John Wayne/Lucile Browne/George "Gabby" Hayes

BONUS: Film Info, Biography, Facts and Trivia, Photo Gallery



DISC TWO--

(5.2) The Lawless Range (1935) - John Wayne/Sheila Bromley/Frank McGlynn/Yakima Canutt

(6.0) Hell Town ("Born To The West") (1937) - John Wayne/Marsha Hunt/Johnny Mack Brown/Lucien Littlefield

(6.8) Angel And The Badman (1947) - John Wayne/Gail Russell/Harry Carey/Bruce Cabot

BONUS: Film Info, Biography, Facts and Trivia, Photo Gallery



DISC THREE--

(5.4) Paradise Canyon (1935) - John Wayne/Marion Burns/Yakima Canutt

(5.9) West Of The Divide (1934) - John Wayne/Nancy Schubert/George "Gabby" Hayes

(5.4) Sagebrush Trail (1933) - John Wayne/Nancy Shubert/Yakima Canutt

BONUS: Film Info, Biography, Facts and Trivia, Photo Gallery



DISC FOUR--

(6.0) Winds Of The Wasteland (1936) - John Wayne/Phyllis Cerf/Lane Chandler

(5.6) Randy Rides Alone (1934) - John Wayne/Alberta Vaughn/George "Gabby" Hayes

(5.1) 'Neath The Arizona Skies (1934) - John Wayne/Sheila Terry/Yakima Canutt

BONUS: Film Info, Biography, Facts and Trivia, Photo Gallery



DISC FIVE--

(7.2) McLintock! (1963) - John Wayne/Maureen O'Hara/Patrick Wayne/Stefanie Powers/Chill Wills/Yvonne DeCarlo/Jerry Van Dyke/Edgar Buchanan/Bruce Cabot /Strother Martin/Bob Steele

(6.9) The American West Of John Ford (TV-1971-doc.) - John Ford/John Wayne/Henry Fonda/James Stewart/Andy Devine (cameo)

John Wayne: A Retrospective

BONUS: Film Info, Biography, Facts and Trivia, Photo Gallery"

Synopsis

Anne Kathleen | In front of my Mac, United States | 08/01/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"(From the cover)



3 great Western classics in one volume.



Blue Steel - John Wayne is US Marshal Caruthers, who infiltrates a gang of outlaws threatening a town that's sitting on a huge vein of gold.

Directed by Robert N. Bradbury. Stars John Wayne, Gabby Hayes, Yakima Canutt



'Neath Arizona Skies - John Wayne is Chris Morrell, a man charged with the task of protecting a young Indian girl's oil rich property from the men who want to steal it.

Directed by Harry Frasier. Stars John Wayne, Yakima Canutt, Buffalo Bill, Jr.



Riders of Destiny - John Wayne is Singin' Sandy, a tuneful but tough undercover agent out to help besieged farmers regain their water rights. This is one of the few films in which the Duke is a singing cowboy - truly a unique side of his early career.

Directed by Robert N. Bradbury. Stars John Wayne, Cecilia Parker, Gabby Hayes



Total running time is 164 minutes."

Tricked

Stephen R. Bewley | Pyongtek, S. Korea | 02/09/2008

(1 out of 5 stars)

"Trying to complete my "Wayne" collection, I saw some titles I hadn't seen before. They turned out to be colorized versions of"Dawn Rider", "Paradise Valley" and "Winds of the Wastelands". The color is washed and not very good. To be fair, the original B&W versions are also included. Run away!"