John Ford & Monument Valley

00:00:27 Ever since my old childhood I've always

00:02:58 and created more employment for them.

00:05:20 we had made together since then.

00:07:42 But it wasn't so, they were both born in the 1860's

00:10:08 which is a common factor in both their work

00:12:48 you feel a penetrating chill of savage war crimes,

00:15:10 had a profound sympathy for the Native American.

00:17:36 fought a fantastic running battle

00:21:05 where you think well that's just not, it wouldn't be there,

00:22:57 at me like so, he got up

00:25:08 It's not even a close up.

00:27:14 with Ward Bond, Ward Bond's got this long stove pipe hat on

00:29:08 going on inside of him, it became a whole different picture.

00:31:32 particularly a film like, "Falstaff" or "Chimes of Midnight"

00:34:06 the music said it all.

00:36:13 "The Grapes of Wrath" where Ma Joad is the pillar

00:38:21 but you didn't want people to get out

00:40:22 I had never seen him without the makeup

00:42:30 you know he's come there after the Civil War,

00:44:48 cantankerous, do it my way or not at all director

00:46:57 Robert William.

00:49:22 When this was the back lot of 20th Century Fox,

00:51:53 and he watches Indians in the plain below

00:54:23 or any other damn thing.