The film is still a Western movie routine. Wayne once again plays a typical Western hero. However, this time his role is more mature than before. After making a series of Western movies, he finally won the Oscar at the age of 62. The honor of the best actor. In 1975, the sequel "Rooster Cogburn" (Rooster Cogburn, also translated as "One-eyed Dragon River and Lake") was released. It was played by the veteran actress Katharine Houghton Hepburn . Unexpectedly, two elderly people who were more than a hundred years old together had sparks. Makes this vindictive enemy comedy special and interesting. Wayne continues to play the Cyclops Sheriff in the film, hired to track down a group of lawless criminals. Hepburn is an old virgin avenging her father, and she is also looking for the same bad guys. After the two get together, how do they fight against the strong enemy? This is the main interest of this film. Although the plot is a bit thin. The original film was remade in 1978 and 2010.
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Extended Reading
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[LeBoeuf is spanking Mattie]
Mattie Ross: Are you gonna let him do this?
Rooster Cogburn: I don't believe I will. Drop that switch, LaBoeuf. Put it down, I said. You're enjoying it too much.
LaBoeuf: You'll find I go ahead with what I start.
Rooster Cogburn: [Rooster draws and cocks his pistol] You do and it'll be the biggest mistake YOU ever made, you Texas brush-popper!
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Rooster Cogburn: When's the last time you saw Ned Pepper?
Emmett Quincy: I don't remember any Ned Pepper.
Rooster Cogburn: Short feisty fella, nervous and quick, got a messed-up lower lip.
Emmett Quincy: That don't bring nobody to mind. A funny lip?
Rooster Cogburn: Wasn't always like that, I shot him in it.
Emmett Quincy: In the lower lip? What was you aiming at?
Rooster Cogburn: His upper lip.