‘The Alamo’: Vastly Outnumbered Texans in the Famous Battle

The Duke produced a glorious cinematic reminder of a crucial part of American history.
‘The Alamo’: Vastly Outnumbered Texans in the Famous Battle
Drawing a line against tyranny—Cols. Davy Crockett (John Wayne, L) and Jim Bowie (Richard Widmark), in “The Alamo.” United Artists
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NR | 2h 42m | Adventure, Drama, History | 1960

I’ve always been a big appreciator of legendary American actor, director, and producer John “The Duke” Wayne (born Marion Robert Morrison). Although his acting range wasn’t that wide, his star power was undeniable. One of the things that was most impressive about Wayne was how his rise to fame encapsulated the good, old-fashioned American values of self-reliance and perseverance.

Ian Kane
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Ian Kane is an U.S. Army veteran, author, filmmaker, and actor. He is dedicated to the development and production of innovative, thought-provoking, character-driven films and books of the highest quality.
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