Product Details

• Actors: John Wayne
• Directors: Various
• Format: Box set, Color, DVD, NTSC, Original recording remastered
• Language: English
• Region: All Regions
• Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
• Number of discs: 4
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Studio: Digital 1Stop / Mill Creek Entertainment
• DVD Release Date: July 1, 2005
• Run Time: 1243 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (41 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B000A2XC6W
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #3,080 in Movies & TV (See Bestsellers in Movies & TV)

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Editorial Reviews

About the Actor

Titles Include:

The Dawn Rider Injured from a bullet wound, John Mason is nursed by a woman who turns out to be the sister of the man he is after for shooting his father.

The Desert Trail Wrongly accused of armed robbery, rodeo star John Scott and his friend flee town to hunt down their own suspects in Poker City.

The Lucky Texan After striking it rich with a gold mine, ayoung Texan and his partner, an old rancher, find themselves mixed up with bad guys and a woman.

'Neath Arizona Skies A gang of outlaws set up our hero Chris Morrell, to appear as a wanted bank robber. He is guardian to an Indian girl who is in danger as they attempt to track down her missing father. Chris must continue his quest while dodging the law.

Rainbow Valley A needed new road in Rainbow Valley seems doomed to be completed when two former cell mates get together. But it turns out that one is a good guy and has a plan to overtake the other and his gang at the same time.

The Trail Beyond Rod Drew is out to find a miner and his daughter who have gone missing. He and his pall Wabi must contend with the ruthless LaRocque before he can save the day.

Texas Terror Sheriff John Higgins gives up the law, holding himself responsible when his best friend dies in a shoot out. When he sets out to help his slain friend's sister, she discovers his past.

The Star Packer John Travers and his Indian sidekick Yak are on the trail the elusive Shadow and his gang. When the local Sheriff is killed, Travers takes his place.

Paradise Canyon John Wyatt goes undercover to bring down counterfeiter Curly Joe who framed Wyatt in the past. Soon he finds himself in a fight for his life.

Riders of Destiny Saunders, a government agent, is out to bring down a bad guy named Kincaid who controls the local water supply and plans to ruin the local ranchers.

West of the Divide Ted Hayden assumes the identity of a wanted man and joins the gang of Gentry; the

Product Description

John Wayne, one of the greatest Western actors of all time and an American icon, has twenty of his classic films presented to you in this value-added pack. Ride the range with The Duke, as he brings his own brand of Western justice to the sprawling plains and burning deserts.

Included:

American West of John Ford, The

Angel and the Badman

Blue Steel

Dawn Rider, The

Desert Trail, The

Hell Town

Lawless Frontier, The

Lucky Texan, The

Man from Utah, The

McLintock

Neath the Arizona Skies

Paradise Canyon

Rainbow Valley

Randy Rides Alone

Riders of Destiny

Sagebrush Trail

Star Packer, The

Texas Terror

Trail Beyond, The

West of the Divide

Winds of the Wasteland

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

104 of 108 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Just a caution, March 20, 2006

By	stevieyz19 "DVD Junkie" (MI) - See all my reviews

For diehard John Wayne fans, this is a true treat. 20 movies for about .55 apiece. Granted 18 of them are 'B' westerns from Lone Star that are at times cheesy. But 2 are a couple of gems. Angel and the Badman is the first John Wayne movie I ever saw and what made me want to watch more. The other is McLintock, which is so politically incorrect regarding the roles of men and women for this day and age, but still is a hoot to watch. The only caution I have is regarding the quality of the pictures. I've watched a few of the earlier films in the package and in places the picture is bad, blurry, and jumpy. But you have to realize that the films are over 70 years old now. The fact that they are still available at all is fantastic. If you're a casual fan, I would say this is not for you. You'll get tired if you watch these films one after another of the same sets or the oddity of only one woman ever in town, who of course John always gets. If you're a avid fan, you'll treasure them, blurry pictures and all.

91 of 94 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars The Duke, But a lot or them have been edited, July 15, 2006

By	William L. Newman (Mesquite, Tx United States) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I found this and jumped on it. As already stated the Lone Star movies are old and they have not been restored. [Package says Digitally remastered] The worst thing is that they have been edited. Most [not all] of the run times are from 2 to 7 minutes short. On a movie that last only 55 to 59 minutes that can change the movie. I bought this for RAINBOW VALLEY. This movie's original runtime was 52 minutes. On this DVD it runs 47 minutes.
If you are trying to collect the full movie pass this by. If you don't care and want to watch some classic Duke it's a good price.
Too bad they spent more on packaging it than they did on production.

42 of 43 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Duke in the '30s, April 18, 2007

By	Annie Van Auken (Planet Earth) - See all my reviews (TOP 50 REVIEWER)    (REAL NAME)

The JOHN WAYNE 20 MOVIE PACK includes a bonus:
"The American West Of John Ford" was a made for TV documentary about the legendary filmmaker, with alternating host duties carried out by Wayne, Henry Fonda and Jimmy Stewart. Filmed on-site at Monument Valley, it's easy to see the long-established camaraderie among these actors as they reminisced with their former director about his production company and days gone by. Ford was clearly looking frail and on the decline, which undoubtedly prompted this retrospective tribute.

The balance of the box set are films made prior to the Duke's breakthrough picture, 1939's "Stagecoach," his first collaboration with John Ford. These quickly-made three-reelers, once standard Saturday matinee fare, were often shown in pairs along with a serial chapter, a Three Stooges short and a few cartoons. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear...

The ROY ROGERS 20 MOVIE PACK would go great with this John Wayne collection!

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Parenthetical numbers preceding titles are 1 to 10 viewer poll ratings found at a film resource website.

(6.8) The American West Of John Ford (TV-1971-doc.) - John Ford/John Wayne/Henry Fonda/James Stewart/Andy Devine (cameo)
(6.8) Angel And The Badman (1947) - John Wayne/Gail Russell/Harry Carey
(5.5) Blue Steel (1934) - John Wayne/George 'Gabby' Hayes/Yakima Canutt
(5.0) The Dawn Rider (1935) - John Wayne/Marion Burns/Yakima Canutt (in support)
(5.1) The Desert Trail (1935) - John Wayne/Mary Kornman/Paul Fix
(6.0) Hell Town ("Born To The West") (1937) - John Wayne/Marsha Hunt
(4.7) The Lawless Frontier (1934) - John Wayne/George "Gabby" Hayes
(5.6) The Lucky Texan (1934) - John Wayne/George "Gabby" Hayes
(5.0) The Man From Utah (1934) - John Wayne/George "Gabby" Hayes
(7.2) McLintock! (1963) - John Wayne/Maureen O'Hara/Stefanie Powers
(5.3) 'Neath The Arizona Skies (1934) - John Wayne/Sheila Terry/Yakima Canutt (in support)
(5.0) Paradise Canyon (1935) - John Wayne/Marion Burns/Yakima Canutt (in support)
(5.5) Rainbow Valley (1935) - John Wayne/Lucile Browne/George 'Gabby' Hayes
(5.7) Randy Rides Alone (1934) - John Wayne/George "Gabby" Hayes
(5.8) Riders Of Destiny (1933) - John Wayne/George "Gabby" Hayes
(5.1) Sagebrush Trail (1933) - John Wayne/Nancy Shubert/Yakima Canutt
(5.6) The Star Packer (1934) - John Wayne, George "Gabby" Hayes
(5.0) Texas Terror (1935) - John Wayne/George "Gabby" Hayes
(5.5) The Trail Beyond (1934) - John Wayne/Verna Hillie/Noah Beery/Noah Beery Jr.
(5.8) West Of The Divide (1934) - John Wayne/George "Gabby" Hayes
(6.0) Winds Of The Wasteland (1936) - John Wayne/Phyllis Cerf