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My Darling Clementine - Trailer

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BunchofMovieVideos (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Accidentally gave this four stars instead of five lol sorry!! Great clip, thanks for it. :)
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I like the part in the movie where Henry Fonda comes to Tombstone and asks the marshal there "What kind of town is this that sells liquor to Indians" LOL! that applies to today as well.
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They've taken my remarks out, supporting your statement...wankers !
traverscm (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Sorry, I was wrong, it was on the other(vocal) recording. Apologies.
Tommiboy193 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Great western - Linda Darnell was so beautiful
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hawkeye4ever (1 year ago) Show Hide
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@ beetlejuice: this is great that it was featured in MASH, the makers of MASH must have loved that film too. Especially as they made Potter say that this was the greatest Western ever made. Just saw the episode last night.
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How about posting the whole movie.
54spiritedwill54 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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The greatest western ever made.
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QUESTION - WHO CAN TELL ME - the lyrics to Clementine in this movie - "...in gambling halls did delay, ten-thousand cattle gone astray..." I've never been able to find these lyrics on sheet music, a recording, - in film credits-credit a writer but I can't find anything on him/them - was it just for the musical score or was there a recording of this version? Have I just missed something, or not? WHO CAN TELL ME?I liked the film when I first saw it, as a young boy - I still prefer westerns.

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