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Details: 1962, USA, Cert U, 121 mins
Direction: John Ford
Summary: Classy and classic Western, with Jimmy Stewart as a lawman trying civilised methods, but needing to rope in the talents of a less fussy John Wayne.
With: James Stewart, John Wayne, Lee Marvin and Vera Miles
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