She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (USA 1949) - Captain Nathan Brittles Retired
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probably my favorite JW scene. always brings tears to my eyes.
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*raises shot glass* to captain Nathan Brittles! :,)
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@agatematt it's not the medal of honor. It's the GAR civil war veterans medal.
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CBS News showed this clip at the end of their broadcast segment on the death of Duke. It still brings tears to my old eyes, but so did the death of Earnhardt.
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@Smurok "care for a chaw?.... been known to turn a mans stomach....."
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Ford ....enough said.
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Garry Owen! 7th
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United States of America ... US Cavalry! THE BEST there is!
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No comments on this great scene?! I understand Wayne developed the bit with the glasses himself, remembering that General George Washington had interrupted his farewell to officers of the Continental Army to put on his glasses. Washington told his listeners that he had gone nearly blind in the service of his country and Wayne wanted to echo those sentiments without saying a word. I think Captain Nathan Brittles is one of Wayne's most memorable characters.
McGrenzer 1 year ago 13
Wonderfully acted and directed scene that is full of sentimentality, but never crosses the line into being maudlin. Always love the bit of play between George O'Brien and Joanne Dru and the handkerchief. But it is all topped by Wayne's returning of a final salute by Harry Carey Jr. BTW, the medal Wayne's character of Capt. Brittles is wearing is the old-style Medal of Honor. It was not worn around the neck --- as it is today --- until World War I.
agatematt 1 year ago 3