One of the Best Movie Westerns Ever
"Stagecoach"  is one of the greatest of big-screen Westerns.  Directed by John Ford, it is the film that made John Wayne a star and associated him with the Western genre for the rest of his career.  Until "Stagecoach," the Western was relegated to the B-picture format.  Ford showed that with a solid story, interesting characters, and plenty of action, a Western could hold its own as an A-list film.<br /><br />The plot concerns a group of strangers riding on a stagecoach through dangerous Apache territory.  The passengers include an alcoholic doctor (Thomas Mitchell), a woman (Louise Platt) traveling to her cavalry officer husband, a mousy whiskey salesman (Donald Meek), a gambler and Southern gentleman (John Carradine), and a prostitute (Claire Trevor) driven out of town by the Law and Order League.  The Ringo Kid (John Wayne) rides shotgun.<br /><br />Though Wayne and Ford were friends, Ford hadn't used Wayne in any of his 1930's pictures, telling him to wait until he was ready as an actor.  In doubt about casting the Ringo Kid, Ford showed Wayne the script and asked his opinion.  Wayne suggested Lloyd Nolan, but eventually Ford asked Wayne to star.  That presented a problem with securing financing.  Wayne had starred in only one big-budget Western, "The Big Trail" (1930), and that was a box office flop.  Producer Walter Wanger wanted Gary Cooper, but Ford held firm on his decision to cast Wayne.<br /><br />Ford shot much of "Stagecoach" in Monument Valley, providing some breathtaking images of the West's natural splendor. He also staged terrific action sequences with dangerous stunts during the Indian attacks.<br /><br />The Criterion Blu-ray edition contains a newly restored high-definition digital transfer; audio commentary by Western authority Jim Kitses; the 1917 John Ford-directed silent feature "Bucking Broadway;" a 1968 video interview with Ford; a video appreciation of "Stagecoach" with director and Ford biographer Peter Bogdanovich; a video homage to legendary stuntman Yakima Canutt; and a booklet featuring an essay on the film and the short story on which the movie is based, "Stage to Lordsburg."
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