Trouble Along the Way – Trailer
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Silver screen legend John Wayne stars as a former top-notch college football coach who tries to maintain custody of his daughter during a tough divorce while earning back self-respect by coaching a small-town Catholic school’s football team. A unusually sentimental role for the Duke, in which he proves his amazing gift for comedy and sentiment. Co-starring Donna Reed (“It’s a Wonderful Life”), and directed by Michael Curtiz (“Casablanca”). MPAA Rating: NOTRATED (c) 1953 A Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved #Trailer #WB
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One of my favourite John Wayne films
Thank you for answering what I tought about ..with John Wayne's left hand I was not sure if he was right or left handed ..what a great man he was I still love him xxx
I would've been great to have had John Wayne in some episodes of The Rifleman or Bonanza.
He just ROCKS a fedora, too! My mother was a huge fan of the Duke, but never told me about this one; however, she didn't like his military roles, either.
Great movie, good blend of sentiment and comedy. Wayne works well with Sherry Jackson. Better than Danny Thomas ever did. You'd have thought a football movie with former football player John Wayne would have been a big hit. Notice that Wayne slugs someone using his left arm. That's because he hurt his right shoulder showing one of the football players how to block.
great film and it was a different kind of role for the great john wayne.the duke was a great actor,but sometimes does not get the credit that he deserves.most times when you here wayne's name,you think of a tough guy.like wayne's son michael said his fans wanted to see him as a soldier or a cowboy.i think the duke gave a lot of great perfomances especially in: the searchers, red river, stage coach, the quiet man, rio grande, true grit and the shootist his last film.
Love the movie – one of his best little know films and Donna Reed and Charles Coburn who could ask for more……….