Monday, February 7, 2011
My Darling Clementine
The key takeaway here is the reminder of how good, how versatile Henry Fonda was as an actor. His Wyatt Earp here covers a lot of range, from calm to courtly to hardass, and all of it seems real and natural. The overall movie suffers from misplaced elements--some of the stabs at humor, including recurring jokes, feel out of place in the broad range of the plot--and that pulls the rating down, despite an otherwise satisfying Western adventure.
Labels:
B&W,
Biography,
Cathy Downs,
Drama,
Henry Fonda,
John Ford,
John Ireland,
Linda Darnell,
M,
MEOW,
Tim Holt,
Victor Mature,
Walter Brennan,
Ward Bond,
Western
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