It would depend on documentation and condition. Could be anywhere from several hundred to thousands of dollars.
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The soundtrack for Wayne's 1960 movie The Alamo was not Mexican at all. Dimitri Tiomkin, of Russian heritage, was responsible for the music in that film.
The Alamo was released October 24th, 1960
The Alamo....Jim bowie said it when he found out his wife died
In the 1967 film "The War Wagon," John Wayne's character Taw Jackson rides a horse named Duke. Duke was actually one of Wayne's own horses, and he appeared in many of his films throughout the years.
John Wayne produced, directed, and starred in (and partially funded) the 1960 movie about the Alamo.
I don't think Dylan was ever in a Wayne movie but he did sing the title song for Wayne's movie The Alamo.
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The soundtrack for Wayne's 1960 movie The Alamo was not Mexican at all. Dimitri Tiomkin, of Russian heritage, was responsible for the music in that film.
The Alamo was released October 24th, 1960
The Alamo....Jim bowie said it when he found out his wife died
The last individual killed by John Wayne in the movie The Alamo was an unnamed Mexican soldier that he hit over the head with a torch immediately before he blew up the powder magazine.
The Alamo released October 24, 1960. John Wayne not only starred John Wayne, but he also directed the movie. It also stared Richard Wildmark and Laurence Harvey.
In the 1967 film "The War Wagon," John Wayne's character Taw Jackson rides a horse named Duke. Duke was actually one of Wayne's own horses, and he appeared in many of his films throughout the years.
explore the Alamo grounds, watch a movie based of alamo history, in the clara driscoll theater, its right on the alamo grounds. (i believe its called clara driscoll theater.), you can basically just explore the grounds,watch the alamo movie, visit the gift shop.
explore the alamo grounds, watch a movie based of alamo history, in the clara driscoll theater, its right on the alamo grounds. (i believe its called clara driscoll theater.), you can basically just explore the grounds,watch the alamo movie, visit the gift shop.
The Alamo siege and battle was real. The movie is only loosely based on facts. It is true, though, that Mexican General Santa Anna killed all of the Texas defenders that he could, even after he had won that particular battle.