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Rooster Cogburn
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John Wayne returned to the role that won him an Oscar in this sequel to the western classic True Grit. Rooster Cogburn (Wayne) has once again been stripped of his badge after some questionable behavior with his gun, but he's given the chance to earn it back after an especially appalling crime demands an experienced lawman. A gang of violent and ruthless criminals, led by Hawk (Richard Jordan) and Breed (Anthony Zerbe), have stolen a shipment of explosive nitroglycerine and cut a swath through a village led by a preacher and his flock. The preacher died, along with many others, and his daughter, Eula Goodnight (Katharine Hepburn), is determined that the outlaws will be brought to justice. Cogburn is given the task of tracking down the criminals, but he's less than enthusiastic about the fact Goodnight insists on tagging along. Rooster Cogburn marked the first (and last) time John Wayne and Katharine Hepburn would work together on screen; it was also the final film from noted producer Hal Wallis.
John Wayne returned to the role that won him an Oscar in this sequel to the western classic True Grit. Rooster Cogburn (Wayne) has once again been stripped of his badge after some questionable behavior with his gun, but he's given the chance to earn it back after an especially appalling crime demands an experienced lawman. A gang of violent and ruthless criminals, led by Hawk (Richard Jordan) and Breed (Anthony Zerbe), have stolen a shipment of explosive nitroglycerine and cut a swath through a village led by a preacher and his flock. The preacher died, along with many others, and his daughter, Eula Goodnight (Katharine Hepburn), is determined that the outlaws will be brought to justice. Cogburn is given the task of tracking down the criminals, but he's less than enthusiastic about the fact Goodnight insists on tagging along. Rooster Cogburn marked the first (and last) time John Wayne and Katharine Hepburn would work together on screen; it was also the final film from noted producer Hal Wallis.
Actors:
Warren Vanders,
Andrew Prine,
Katharine Hepburn,
Chuck Hayward,
Tommy Lee,
Jerry Gatlin,
Charles Weldon,
Paul Koslo,
Lane Smith,
Jack Colvin,
John Wayne,
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Warren Vanders
23 May 1930, San Fernando, California, USA
Andrew Prine
14 February 1936, Jennings, Florida, USA
Katharine Hepburn
12 May 1907, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Chuck Hayward
20 January 1920, Alliance, Nebraska, USA
Tommy Lee
19 February 1901, Los Angeles, California, USA
Jerry Gatlin
15 November 1933, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Charles Weldon
1 June 1940, Wetumka, Oklahoma, USA
Paul Koslo
27 June 1944, Germany
Lane Smith
29 April 1936, Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Jack Colvin
13 October 1934, Lyndon, Kansas, USA
John Wayne
26 May 1907, Winterset, Iowa, USA
Director:
Stuart Millar
Country:
United States
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