Joanne Dru tries to break up a fight between John Wayne and Montgomery Clift in Red River (1948)
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John Wayne and Colleen Gray in a publicity still for Red River (1948)
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theater ad for Red River (1948)
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John Wayne as Thomas Dunston in a publicity still for Red River (1948), the first of five films he made with Howard Hawks.
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John Wayne and Montgomery Clift in a smoking gif from Red River (1948)
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John Wayne leads the cattle drive in Red River (1948)
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John Wayne takes control of quitters in an original publicity still for Red River (1948)
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two of Howard Hawks’ most used actors, John Wayne and Walter Brennan in Red River (1948). They would also make Rio Bravo with Hawks.
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foreign booklet for Red River (1948)
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Joanne Dru in a publicity still for Red River (1948)
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Norman Alden, James Caan and Laura Devon have a conversation while George Takei works at the race track in a scene from Red Line 7000 (1965)
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Marianna Hill and James Caan pose next to the Pepsi product placement in a scene from Red Line 7000 (1965). At the time, Coke was America’s favorite soft drink, and Pepsi was a distant second, closer to RC Cola in popularity.
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foreign poster for Red Line 7000 (1965)
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James Caan, Norman Alden and Laura Devon in Red Line 7000 (1965)
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Laura Devon makes the most of a bad situation in Red Line 7000 (1965). Her makeup, hair, wardrobe, dialogue and co-star do nothing to promote her as a Hawksian woman.
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