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What John Wayne movie title contain the word line fill your hands?
True Grit.
In what movie did John Wayne say wrong answer?
The line is from the movie "Chisum" and is delivered in response to "That sounds like a threat" and is "Wrong word"... (punches man in mouth) FACT!
How many movies did john Wayne use the phrase pilgrim?
John Wayne in the character of Tom Donovan, used the word "pilgrim" when talking to Ransom Stoddard (played by Jimmy Stewart) in the movie "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance". He called Stoddard "pilgrim", because Stoddard was coming out west to settle in the new territories that had not yet become states in much the same way as the original Pilgrims came to this country.
What breed of horse did John Wayne ride?
In no particular order John Wayne rode Bo (or Beau), Dollor, Dollar, Cochise, Duke, Banner, Steel, Alamo, and Starlight The two he rode for the longest period of time seem to be Banner (14 years) and Dollar
What movie is john Wayne quote a man's got to do what a man's got to do?
What is the origin of the line, "A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do"? John Wayne is often credited with saying this in "Stagecoach" but what he actually said (I checked the screenplay at dailyscript.com) is "Well, there's some things a man just can't run away from." Wayne is also reported to have said this line in "Hondo" (1954). Nope, his line there is: "A man ought'a do what he thinks is best." Many people think the line came from "Shane" (1953). Wrong again. In that film Joe Starrett (Van Heflin) said:"I couldn't do what I gotta do if I hadn't always knowed that I could trust ya" and later, Shane (Alan Ladd) says: "A man has to be what he is." Charlton Heston is also claimed by some to have uttered the famous line in the 1956 movie "Three Violent People." Close but no cigar. What Heston says is: "A man must do what he must do." Several websites say a variation of the line appeared that same year in the novel (not the film version) of THE GRAPES OF WRATH: chapter 18 reportedly has the line "I know this man -- a man got to do what he got to do." Reportedly by 1962 the line was already a cliche and was used mockingly in an episode of "The Jetsons." George Jetson says: "Ha, 'a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do'. I should've won three space Oscar awards."
What is a sentence using the word cicatrix?
cicatrix over my wound
What is word for normal scar?
cicatrix
What John Wayne movie title contain the word line fill your hands?
True Grit.
Which syllable is the primary accented syllable of the medical word cicatrix?
Cicatrix may be pronounced with the accent on the first or second syllable.
In what movie did John Wayne say wrong answer?
The line is from the movie "Chisum" and is delivered in response to "That sounds like a threat" and is "Wrong word"... (punches man in mouth) FACT!
What movie has the word Paradise in it's title?
Paradise Canyon is the title of a 1935 film. It starred John Wayne.
What is the latin word for wound?
The Latin feminine noun meaning a scar is cicatrix.
Who played the character monsiour in john Wayne movie?
In _The Comancheros_, John Wayne's character would usually, and in a sarcastic manner, refer to his "comrade" Paul Regret as "Monsieur." To add to the sarcasm, Wayne's character would pronounce the word like "mon-sew-er" instead of a correct French pronunciation.
What movie made the word babelicious famous?
Wayne's World
What does varlebena mean?
According to the John Wayne movie Hondo, it means forever.
What is the Comanche word for lonely?
tauni-mara its is a phrase in the movie CHISUM, starring John Wayne, it's the north wind==========================================================Answer: Every aspect of the John Wayne film Chisum is false, including all details of the native Americans shown in the movie. The phrase "tahnee mara" was invented by the writer of the original story, who had no absolutely understanding of any native language or culture. Anyone who thinks they can learn history from American movies is extremely foolish.The Comanche word for "alone" is sʉmʉsa(sʉmʉ' = one), and the word for "lonely" will be close to this. The Comanche word for wind is nʉena or nʉetʉ.Tahnee mara does not mean anything in either Comanche or "Apache" (unspecified tribe) - the two native groups mentioned in the movie.
What part of speech is west?
Western would most often be an adjective, ie: The Rockies are in the western U.S. However, if you are talking about a kind of movie, it would be a noun. ie: John Wayne was famous for his many westerns.
