She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
John Ford teamed up with John Wayne as an iron-willed calvalry captain who is battling a Cheyenne uprising. An epic film which won the Oscar for its cinematography. Followed by 'Rio Grande'.
Year: 1949
Genre: Westerns
Country: USA
Director: John Ford
Starring: John Wayne, Joanne Dru, John Agar, Ben Johnson
Duration: 103 Minutes
Rating: G
7.4/10
Location in store: Western (John Wayne)
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