The Alamo

he looked like a human rat he's the only one who killed John Wayne on the screen is that true?

That was the first time I saw John Wayne get killed on screen, but they said that he'd been killed, like he was killed at the Alamo.

He was killed in a few other movies early on.

Another great movie, the Alamo.

I love the Alamo.

They made a lot of Alamo movies.

With Billy Bob Thornton, I thought that was very good.

Inherit the Wind didn't get nominated.

Instead, it was like Sons and Lovers, The Sundowners, and The Alamo with John Wayne.

And then The Apartment... which wins great movie deserves to be there.

And Elmer Gantry is the other movie that gets nominated.

And we heard two covers of the Green Leaves of Summer before that, both from the year 1960.

A song written for the movie The Alamo, of all things, which... quickly escaped the confines of the film to become a pop standard.

Nick Perito and his orchestra provided a lush cinematic treatment you'd expect from that era.

Strings and orchestration that emphasized the song's wistfulness and sense of looking back on a summer already slipping away.

Alright, what do we have next?

The Alamo! Dear fucking...

It's John Wayne.

He's doing John Wayne things.

probably hits the top 10 of movies

i despise we watched for the podcast holy fuck oh it's three and a half hours too

look i know i know vaguely of the alamo i know what a davy crockett is because i watched the disney show when i was a very very very small child and i know remember the alamo because it's a banger song sure the american history is not interesting to anyone who is an american

It's also the whole thing is so morally ambiguous.

Swiss Family Robinson.

The Alamo.

The World of Susie Wong.

Butterfield 8.

Yeah, but we do have a lot of famous people in the top ten.

You know, Kubrick, Hitchcock, Exodus is Otto Preminger.

The Alamo is a John Wayne directed Western starring John Wayne.

The Apartment is obviously Billy Wilder.

Design your routines for 30 to 40 seconds of screen time, leaving room for close-ups on the stars.

His acting career included small roles in the 1935 version of Mutiny on the Bounty, the 1936 version of Romeo and Juliet, Reap the Wild Wind, My Favorite Spy, Passage to Marseille, The Razor's Edge, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, Samson and Delilah, The Asphalt Jungle, The War of the Worlds, Demetrius and the Gladiators, and The Alamo.

He didn't get a name in most of his performances, but he was Sheriff Jim in The Giant Gila Monster.

You would have no reason to know about this, but there's been a lot of livestock missing lately.