Shaped how Americans view the West
Stagecoach is a classic John Ford-John Wayne collaboration. It’s important because it includes so many message about how Americans viewed the West and how movie makers like Ford shaped it. First, John Ford liked filming in the southwest and Stagecoach was shot in Arizona. You can see that in the opening with the flat plain and then the distinctive Arizona mountains sprouting up. Next is the diversity of characters that travel in the stagecoach from the whore, to the lady, to the drunk, to the gambler, to the outlaw. These are all common to this day. There’s the dangerous Apaches. Every time they appear menacing music comes on and they make up the dramatic climax where 1 shot by a white man takes down 2 Apaches! The scene also includes the chivalry and innocence of the Caucasians as opposed to the savagery of the Apaches. Ford even threw in a gunfight afterward to give an example of frontier justice.
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