She Wore a Yellow Ribbon [Commemorative Packaging]

Director: John Ford

Overview

The second of John Ford's "Cavalry Trilogy," this film stars John Wayne as Cavalry Captain Nathan Brittles. In his last days before his compulsory retirement, Brittles must face the possibility of a full-scale attack from the Arapahos, fomented by the recent defeat of General Custer and by double-dealing Indian agents.

Product Details

Release Date:	05/22/2007
UPC:	0053939791525
Original Release:	1949
Rating:	NR
Source:	TURNER HOME ENT
Region Code:	1
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Mono]
Language:	English
Time:	1:43:00
Sales rank:	12,182

Special Features

John Ford home movies; Theatrical trailer; Languages: English & Fran?ais; Subtitles: English, Fran?ais, Espa?ol & Portugu?s (feature film only)

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

John Wayne	Capt. Nathan Brittles
Joanne Dru	Olivia Dandridge
John Agar	Lt. Flint Cohill
Ben Johnson	Sgt. Tyree,Red Shirt
Harry Carey Jr.	Lt. Ross Pennell
Victor McLaglen	Sgt. Quincannon
Mildred Natwick	Mrs. Abby Allshard
George O'Brien	Maj. Mack Allshard
Arthur Shields	Dr. O'Lauglin
Francis Ford	Barman
Harry Woods	Karl Rynders
Chief John Big Tree	Pony That Walks
Cliff Lyons	Trooper Cliff
Tom Tyler	Cpl. Mike Quayne
Michael Dugan	Sgt. Hochbauer
Mickey Simpson	Wagner
Fred Graham	Hench
Frank McGrath	Trumpeter/Indian
Don Summers	Jenkins
Fred Libby	Col. Krumrein
Jack Pennick	Sergeant Major
Billy Jones	Courier
Fred Kennedy	Badger
Rudy Bowman	Pvt. John Smith/Gen. Rome Clay
Ray Hyke	McCarthy
Lee Bradley	Interpreter
Chief Sky Eagle	Indian
Irving Pichel	Narrator
Chief White Eagle	Chief Sky Eagle
Paul Fix	Gunrunner
Harry Carey	Actor
George Sky Eagle	Chief Sky Eagle
Peter Ortiz	Gunrunner
Post Park	Officer
William Steele	Actor
Bill Gettinger	Officer
Dan White	Actor
Richard Hageman	Composer

Technical Credits

Frank S. Nugent

Laurence Stallings

James Warner Bellah

Frank S. Nugent	Screenwriter
Laurence Stallings	Screenwriter
John Ford	Producer
Merian C. Cooper	Producer,Executive Producer
Jack Caffee	Special Effects
Jack Cosgrove	Special Effects
James Warner Bellah	Screenwriter
Patrick Kelley	Sound Effects
Clem Portman	Sound Effects
Frank Webster	Sound Effects
Lowell J. Farrell	Producer

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
1. Credits [1:40]
2. Six Days Left [4:28]
3. The Mark of Cheyenne [3:02]
4. Half a Picnic [2:52]
5. Beloved Dead [4:46]
6. Put it in Writing [2:30]
7. Olivia's Ribbon [3:32]
8. Outward Bound [3:34]
9. Changing Partners [1:49]
10. Changing Routes [3:14]
11. Educated Guessing [4:13]
12. Arapaho Encounter [4:39]
13. Tyree's Cheyenne Encounter [2:23]
14. Quayne's Close Call [3:53]
15. Stormy Spat [1:37]
16. Mission Failure [5:07]
17. Words Over the Dead [1:51]
18. Fighting Mad [2:49]
19. Armed and Dangerous [4:10]
20. Strategic Deployment [3:53]
21. A Kiss for the Brave [3:42]
22. The Old Soldier [3:58]
23. Final Morning [2:46]
24. Lest We Forget [4:12]
25. Quincannon's Toast [5:48]
26. Four Hours Left [3:56]
27. Too Old for War [3:59]
28. Surprise Attack [3:22]
29. News for the Retiree [2:34]
30. Making his Report [2:22]
31. Coda [:38]

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Spoken Languages: Français
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Editorial Reviews

The middle leg of the John Ford/John Wayne "Cavalry Trilogy" -- following Fort Apache (1948) and preceding Rio Grande (1950) -- gives Wayne the opportunity to prove his talents as an actor, and he doesn't disappoint. His sentimental performance lends the film an emotional center lacking in other of Ford's mythic Western struggles; the role remains one of the highlights of The Duke's career. Ford reportedly said he didn't know that Wayne could act until he saw him in Howard Hawks's Red River (1948). She Wore a Yellow Ribbon also features exceptional, Academy Award-winning camerawork by Winton Hoch, the cinematographer responsible for some of Ford's best-looking pictures.