end, he used Wayne's mouth to express his doubts about the so-called patriotism. A generation's doubts and newcomers' expectations
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Ford's Eclecticism
Bridgette 2022-10-14 20:19:33
Xiulan Dengbo pretends to be a dignified lady, savage and cute. At the end of World War II, Ford entrained private goods to create a three-dimensional and plump conservative patriarchal image. The proportions were disproportionate, the family drama was too heavy, and the last 20 minutes of the battle scene came too late. As the American commander, Fonda sat on a chair to negotiate with the Indians, and Ford used this to cleverly hint at his moral balance; at the
end, he used Wayne's mouth to express his doubts about the so-called patriotism. A generation's doubts and newcomers' expectations
end, he used Wayne's mouth to express his doubts about the so-called patriotism. A generation's doubts and newcomers' expectations
Extended Reading
Top cast
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Captain Yorke: Were you born in Philadelphia?
Philadelphia Thursday: No, Pomfret, Connecticut. I was named after my mother.
Captain Yorke: Oh, she was born in Philadelphia?
Philadelphia Thursday: No, Pawtucket, Rhode Island. She was named after grandmother. Grandmother was the first Philadelphia in our family.
2nd Lt. Michael O'Rourke: Oh, then she was...
Philadelphia Thursday: No, Provincetown, Massachusetts.
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Ft. Apache sentry: Halt! Who goes there?
Sgt. Johnny Beaufort: The new commanding officer.
Ft. Apache sentry: Holy Moses!
Sgt. Johnny Beaufort: No, the new commanding officer.