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This movie is surprisingly good. Director Robert North Bradbury, actor Bob Steele's father, did some of his best work here.
There is an attention to detail in this film that is missing from too many B Westerns.
The cast is top flight, with John Wayne, even this early, showing that personality that led him to become the single most popular movie star in the history of Hollywood. (Yes, even today there is no single star who has sold as many tickets.)
Al St. John, later known as "Fuzzy," plays a different kind of role, but still shows himself the champion scene stealer.
Cecilia Parker was a doll, cute, perky, with animated features that should have led her into more fame.
The stunt work shows the hand of that master, Yakima Canutt, who is also cast in a minor part.
All in all, this movie is about as much fun as any one film can be; it is more than worth watching: it is worth watching again.
There is an attention to detail in this film that is missing from too many B Westerns.
The cast is top flight, with John Wayne, even this early, showing that personality that led him to become the single most popular movie star in the history of Hollywood. (Yes, even today there is no single star who has sold as many tickets.)
Al St. John, later known as "Fuzzy," plays a different kind of role, but still shows himself the champion scene stealer.
Cecilia Parker was a doll, cute, perky, with animated features that should have led her into more fame.
The stunt work shows the hand of that master, Yakima Canutt, who is also cast in a minor part.
All in all, this movie is about as much fun as any one film can be; it is more than worth watching: it is worth watching again.
"Pilgrimage" works at several levels.
It is "a woman's film" in that it is very emotional.
It presents a cast of superb actors, generally unknown to modern audiences, with the exception of Heather Angel, whose role is actually small despite her second billing.
It is a surprise, too, because its director was John Ford, much better known for such action pictures as "The Searchers" and "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," or such dark melodramas as "The Informer."
There is a remarkably talented child actor who grew up to become the daddy of Rocky and Bullwinkle, Jay Ward.
Marian Nixon, billed down the list, but with a strong and important role, is not only beautiful, but poignant and touching. She deserves to be considered in the pantheon of great actresses who didn't quite make the top ranks.
Perhaps because of the lack of major names, perhaps because of the time frame of the action, perhaps because of the weepiness of the plot (which I do not say in a pejorative sense), "Pilgrimage" is almost unknown today, but I consider it quite good, definitely worth seeing again.
It is "a woman's film" in that it is very emotional.
It presents a cast of superb actors, generally unknown to modern audiences, with the exception of Heather Angel, whose role is actually small despite her second billing.
It is a surprise, too, because its director was John Ford, much better known for such action pictures as "The Searchers" and "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," or such dark melodramas as "The Informer."
There is a remarkably talented child actor who grew up to become the daddy of Rocky and Bullwinkle, Jay Ward.
Marian Nixon, billed down the list, but with a strong and important role, is not only beautiful, but poignant and touching. She deserves to be considered in the pantheon of great actresses who didn't quite make the top ranks.
Perhaps because of the lack of major names, perhaps because of the time frame of the action, perhaps because of the weepiness of the plot (which I do not say in a pejorative sense), "Pilgrimage" is almost unknown today, but I consider it quite good, definitely worth seeing again.
The review by Filmaven tickled me. I feared I was alone in believing this movie is one of the greats.
Marie Windsor, a fine actress in any role, just outdid herself in this film.
Bill Elliott was even better than usual, and so were all the other actors.
Best of all, though, was an excellent script, one definitely worthy of A movie budgeting and distributing.
There is a quality in this movie that is sadly lacking in most modern films, and the emphasis on a story line is one aspect that elevates "Hellfire" above the mass of films.
Marie Windsor, a fine actress in any role, just outdid herself in this film.
Bill Elliott was even better than usual, and so were all the other actors.
Best of all, though, was an excellent script, one definitely worthy of A movie budgeting and distributing.
There is a quality in this movie that is sadly lacking in most modern films, and the emphasis on a story line is one aspect that elevates "Hellfire" above the mass of films.