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- Western Movie in Full Length starring John Wayne: The Undefeated - After the Civil War, ex-Confederate soldiers heading for a new life in Mexico run into ex-Union cavalrymen selling horses to the Mexican government but they must join forces to fight off Mexican bandits and revolutionaries.
The Undefeated (1969)
Director: Andrew V. McLaglen
Writers: James Lee Barrett (screenplay), Stanley Hough (story) (as Stanley L. Hough)
Stars: John Wayne, Rock Hudson, Antonio Aguilar
Genres: Action, Adventure, Romance, War, Western
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 25 September 1969
Filming Locations: Bavispe River, Sonora, Mexico
Storyline:
After the Civil War, ex-Union Colonel John Henry Thomas and ex-Confederate Colonel James Langdon are leading two disparate groups of people through strife-torn Mexico. John Henry and company are bringing horses to the unpopular Mexican government for $35 a head while Langdon is leading a contingent of displaced southerners, who are looking for a new life in Mexico after losing their property to carpetbaggers. The two men are eventually forced to mend their differences in order to fight off both bandits and revolutionaries, as they try to lead their friends and kin to safety. Written by Alfred Jingle
Reviews:
"John Wayne and Rock Hudson play off each other with confidence and style in this fine movie western.
THE UNDEFEATED endlessly frames its two super-popular movie stars from low camera angles and often adds perfect blue skies above and picturesque western vistas in deep focus behind. Both in full command of the camera, regal, standing straight and tall -- here John Wayne and Rock Hudson live forever larger than life. THE UNDEFEATED is pure hero worship eye candy!
Although the story is rather flawed, everything else is A+. The music is among the best of bold western movie scores. The direction as noted above is respectful to the picture's two great American icons. It is not perfect, but THE UNDEFEATED is an exceptionally fun movie to watch." Written by Pro Jury on IMDb.com
"This was one of Hugo Montenegro's finest scores. John Wayne and Rock Hudson played off each other magnificently. Of course, it doesn't hurt to have a great supporting cast including Bruce Cabot, Ben 'Son' Johnson, and Edward Faulkner. Marian McCargo played a great role as the widow of a Confederate soldier and Roman Gabriel as Blue Boy, Duke's adopted Indian son, was surprisingly good. Andrew V. McLaglen was an underrated director and The Undefeated proves that." Written by frank4122 on IMDb.com
Also Known As (AKA):
(original title) The Undefeated
Austria Die Unbesiegten
Brazil Jamais Foram Vencidos
Bulgaria (Bulgarian title) Непобедените
Canada (English title) The Undefeated
Denmark De ubesejrede
Finland Voittamattomat
France Les géants de l'Ouest
Germany Die Unbesiegten
Greece (transliterated title) Oi aittitoi
Hungary A legyőzhetetlen
Italy I due invincibili
Japan (working title) Ôinaru otoko-tachi
Japan (Japanese title) 大いなる男たち
Mexico Los invencibles
Norway (alternative title) De ubeseirede
Poland Niezwyciężeni
Portugal Nunca Foram Vencidos
Romania Neînvinşii
Serbia Nepobedivi
Soviet Union (Russian title) Непобежденные
Spain Los indestructibles
Sweden De obesegrade
Turkey (Turkish title) Batının devleri
UK The Undefeated
USA The Undefeated
Venezuela El dúo invencible
West Germany Die Unbesiegten
Yugoslavia (Serbian title) (literal title) Nepobedivi
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John wayne and Ben Johnson always a great pair to watch...An awesome duo...
I don't think a movie ever had or ever will have so many Horses in it. It's a Beautiful sight.
Alamo
The Horse Soldiers. Another John Wayne movie. Outstanding.
Hard to find modern movies that are fit to watch ... Good thing we have films like these
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na j.polski
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@@LidiaGrzywnowicz-hv2sx
John Wayne, a great American with intelligent insight. God bless John Wayne.
May He Rest In Peace ☮️☮️💟💟🌹🌹🌹🌹
Draft dodger who turned his back on his nation.
Cant possibly imagine where they got all the horses. REAL horses!! No CGI effects. And great stunts. Amazing what movies used to be like. Especially without scene cuts every 2-3 seconds
like they do now.
I'd like to know where they got the pickup truck...(1:51:57).
@@kyle381000 😅Well spotted 👍👍
Usually the way it went was they borrowed horses from ranches or rather paid to get them. in the movies. also they would rent horses. not sure what they do now.
They used 2500 horses in this film. 😅 was shot in Mexico, and it was the most horses ever used. I would think they were all from one or more ranches. Beautiful, aren't they!
Just a damn good movie, I won’t forget watching this with my grandfather. I was probably 7 or 8 at the time, now I’m 21 watching it with my black lab. Can’t forget one like this.
Yeah, my parents cut our TV off when I was about 7, so I ventured down to our basement to try and find something else to distract myself with, and low and behold, I found dozens... DOZENS... of John Wayne westerns, and I must've watched almost all of them 10 times over!
My personal favorites are "El Dorado", "Rooster Cogburn", and "The Comoncheros", though I've always had a preference for the Duke's late westerns, particularly in the 70s.
Here's to Grandfather's. 👍❤
Hands down, my favorite John Wayne movie. Two legends of the screen - John Wayne and Rock Hudson. Then we have Lee Meriwether, Jan-Michael Vincent, Roman Gabriel, and the incomparable Ben Johnson. Add to that adventure, romance, comedy, drama, and horses for days, and you've got yourself one hell of a movie.
Hey there! Just wanted to say that you are absolutely stunning! Your smile is radiant and your positive energy shines through. How has your day been? 😊🌸
Dont forget the gral Juarista Tony Aguilar..his performance as gral juarista is excellent.
Harry Carey Jr.
I use to sit in my dads lap with my sister and we would watch john Wayne movies together,i sure miss those days and God i miss and loved my dad so much !!!😊
One The Greatest Movie John Wayne Was In, Besides All Of The Best Movies '' DUKE '' Was Put Together. He Will Never Be Forgotten. RIP
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Great movie. And I'm sick of John Wayne.
Yes Brilliant film...
But why did US Army want do many horses. Ah !!Yes to take. The lands of the Natives. .US fought Mexico. For lands well tricked Mexico into a fake war. And Basically. Stole the lands...
So really can't understand why US army required so many horses So quickly...
Your Navy Stole / tricked The Polynesian people Re Hawaii. Took All their lands. Re Hawaii...then Islands in Pacific ocean during WW2..re Marshall Islands Guam. Etc. .But yes Excellent film..and The Horse Soldiers..
Civil War ...
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Windage and elevation Mrs. Langsden, Windage and elevation. Best line in the movie.
My favorite quote
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One of John Wayne best films
My Father Who be 97 on may 6, took my brother and I to see this movie, when it came out, Saturday morning were the 3 stogies, and John Wayne theater, on channel 5 Ktla , I miss my Dad, he was a great man A’HO
One of the best, saddest & most poignant lines in the movie is one concerning the CW...Col.Thomas: ..."but we are all Americans"...Confederate Major: "yes sir, that is always been the saddest part of it..." Something to think about in this day & age...😢
AMEN
And the "DemocRats" tore down and disrespected their own statues (Confederates)... and they still hate America and our Constitution, and... sad to say they are successfully tearing both apart !!!
Yes and more so for me as my Mom was from West Virginia and my Dad was from here in Pennsylvania. I have family members that fought on both sides of the civil war. I respect everyone that fought for America.
Hello Edgar, can you understand the attitude of Royal Dano who portrayed the one armed officer? 3 days ago? Dano portrayed Elijah the clairvoyant cat in Moby Dick 1956, and didn't know where Josey Wales was at in 1976. An absolutely impossible talent to replace, Hell in Cahill he stuck a sawed-off in Big John`s face. lol
We will never be a country of American! Government keeping us unstable gives them more power.
Classic! Two of my heroes in the same movie. Rock Hudson and John Wayne.
I love Ben Johnson too...
Brings back great memories of the 60’s movies especially one of the best John Wayne he was a great actor and husband & father I don’t care his wife says against him.
The 50’s 60’s & early 70’s were wonderful yrs.
Today yrs especially the President we have is not good at all God help us we get a good President the United States deserves much better man in the White House.
God Bless the United States!
Roger that. It is an embarrassing disgrace the person who is in the White House. The mental incompetence, not to mention the moral incompetence, is a national embarrassment.
I've been watching western movies since 1963, John Wayne was always my favorite actors, and many other actors from the 1950's such as Ward Bond, Burt Lancaster and all of these other actors. Today we no longer have them, well peace to to their souls and God Bless them all. Times change thru generations and a few have been good. So enjoy this family movie.
Randolph Scott , Jimmy Stewart. James Arness, and others were better than some you name. If you want laughs then trinity was great. Among the older actors, Gene Autry. Roy and Will Rogers. Tom Mix were great and have to be up there with John Wayne.
Burt Lancaster was never one of my favourites.
Yeah John Wayne was the woset movies of westerns show many of he movies star entertainment cowboy other line in the film entertainment shows,thank for watching your video show uploading
@@davidwilliams3511 John Wayne was the greatest actor of all time across all genres. To argue otherwise is foolish.
@@kevinklingner3098 Because he was a democrat? Hahaha
When I see that big house beginning of this movie seeing their big house reminds me of the house my grandmother lived in when I was a little girl. My sister and me stayed with her every summer. We went to church every Sunday and bible school. I love my grandmother very much. She made most of our barbi doll clothes and a lot of our clothes.The clothes she made us looked like they were bought in a store. I loved working in the garden with her and late afternoon she would tell us the best ghost stories,she told us stories when she was a little girl,lol I could listen to her talk forever!! I miss her so much!! I am 67 years old now and I find myself thinking of her more and more.I guess cause it always think of the wonderful times I had there with my sister and her. We gathered eggs for her,helped in the garden and helped her put up vegetables in the freezer. One thing she use to say always puzzled me, instead of saying would you help me,she would say would you hope me.i asked her once why she said hope? She laughed and said that was old fashioned talk. Her kind voice always gave me comfort like my mother. My mother will be 90 this December. I need to go visit her at my sister's . I have always been so close to my sister,we are only a year apart. How my mom dealt with that ,I will never know !!! Lol I know one day I will see my grandmother and dad,also my oldest daughter Tonya,who I lost to breast cancer. God I miss her and my Dad. He was a great dad!!! My mama has a heart of gold!!! I sure miss the days growing up!!!!
Never saw so many horses at one place, it got to be a record. GoodJohn Wayne movie
I'm not a fan of westerns, but this is one of my favorites! I am a John Wayne fan, and this is my #2 favorite. (McLinttock is #1)
I know McClintock is one of my favorites too!
John Wayne does John Wayne so well but I was brought up on his movies so I love em
John Wayne.Ben Johnson brilliant actors love all the films they stared in..
John Wayne is my father's cowboy film star.
Thank you for sharing this nice video.
Love from Indonesia...
The best part of this movie is when the woman says to John Wayne " Why did you have to shoot the man"? John Wayne says " The conversation just kinda dried up Mam?"
I've seen this movie lots of times. Still love . I also love the cowboys with all the boys helping him here cow. Big Jake and a lot of others especially with Maurean O hara in them they where great together.
Love Ben Johnson!!! Great actor !!!!!
He certainly was..RIP Ben Johnson
Lee Meriwether: fine looking woman, fine actress.
One of my first crushes
My dad always loved his westerns and especially ones that starred John Wayne. I guess I've followed in my father's footsteps.
Jimmy Stewart westerns Audie Murphy try those those are and Randolph Scott those are great ones as well
I alway wonder why older generation ❤️ western ; so much ???.❤️ john wayne however
Same thing here.
I'm such a western fan..This 1 is 1 of my favourites 💕
@@davidcooper357 You can always know that westerns with those you named in it are going to be awesome.. Without a doubt
This is our land and you’re on it still holds true
It's America it's all our land.
@@fred5399
lol I’m sure that’s what the rootless new comers say but your not from a place unless you have generations of kin folks buried in it
In 1620 the Pligrims built thier Pylmoth plantation on top of the buired graves and village of Squnto's people. Gues they weren't from a place either.@@tomyoung8563
God bless AMERICA 🇺🇸🙏🙏😇😇💙💙❤️❤️
Miss the Duke he was the greatest Western Star ever ❤️
I said this in another channel that I posted for this movie, 2:54 The Colonel, Sgt, and Major all talking to each other with respect and like gentleman always touched my heart. The Sgt's greeting and the handshake by the major really got to me.
Why it was called the "civil" war.
Civil is a word used to describe relations between two or more common people. That relationship can be good or bad. The American Civil War or any civil war within a nation is the same thing as saying a fight between family members. In other words. A civil war is a fight between brothers and sisters.
..."That's always been the saddest part of it"""... Great scene...
@@itsjustnopinionok it was a joke.
It certainly reflects what most of the rank and file Confederate soldiers felt. Most never owned a slave in their lives, and in some cases they had been members of the US military before the war. But when your homeland is invaded, you fight to repel the invaders.
Beautiful horses. In Oklahoma we have herds of wild Mustangs running in herds close to the turnpikes. A gorgeous sight.
Bring back childhood memories 😊
I love these old movies. I especially like scanning the credits for soon to be famous actors getting their start. I also enjoy picking out those guys who obviously don't know how to ride!
Hey there! Just wanted to say that you are absolutely stunning! Your smile is radiant and your positive energy shines through. How has your day been? 😊🌸
If only the Americans could come together like in the movie the country might be great again.
As a young child, this scene had a deep impact on me, the death after the war over. My dad loved John Wayne :)
For some people, the war is STILL not over... and with it slavery.
@@Kermit_T_Frog true, many muslim, african and se pacific countries tries still practice slavery.
@@jackford5185 BS.
@@Kermit_T_Frog lol... its a fact well documented you ignorant clown
One fact about John Wayne he was like Matt Dillion on Gunsmoke ( James Arness) they both could not ride just any horse because these guys were huge they had to have special horses that could carry them.
Another BEAUTIFUL John Wayne/ Marion Morrison Movie!
It's the first time for me to really enjoy very much a good movie with John Wayne.
You shouldn't enjoy it, it is about confederate traitors that were losers! and are still losers, and ARE NOT AMERICANS!
Where you been brother?
@@davidgrant8832 at your sisters apartment
Another great movie from a Time Gone by. I don't recognize the world we live in today 2022
My grandfather definitely wouldn't recognize it. He was a WII vet born in 08.
It's no Accident that the movie industry and Hollywood elites wanted our history and ability to forgive and be kind, forgotten
Americans have always been about Truth Justice and coming together to get rid of evil and violence .
How do you learn about honor of it misrepresented and not shown to the population.
We are seeing a revival of our true values and morals!...Stand. Up to evil and protect those who are victims with no thought for yoirself
Hello dear
Nice to meet you here
This world sucks
One of John Wayne's best movies.
7:42 I've always loved the musical beef here
One of my favorite western films of all time the undefeated 1969 John Wayne Ben Johnson Roman Gabriel Melissa Newman
John Wayne so nice so good. in all aspects of life.
Well now, haven't had that much fun watching a movie in some time.
All those horses and no CGI real animals and stunt men, a great view.
FYI FOLKS General Rojas (Antonio Aguilar) is the John Wayne of Mexico, two brilliant men I grew up watching and highly looked up since I was a kid.
And here we have three legends from the JOHN FORD STOCK THEATER….
BEN JOHNSON
HARRY CAREY JR &
JOHN WAYNE….doesn’t get better than this
My grandfather was mad at his father so he rode off at 14, joined a cattle drive.
I used to pretend. I'd pack lunch and take off on my horse at 10am and come back to the cabin house at 4pm+.
@@user-ii4zf5iq3t what does that have to do with the question????.
dont forget Tony Aguilar..the mexican juarista gral..he mentioned once .he wanted to give a proud of mexican gral.he never wanted to perform with Clint Eastwood for teh same reason.
One of the best movies that the was made buy the Duke
Ahh John Wayne... one of the greatest actor to have lived. Never made a bad movie. He would have made a great President.
John wayne 1907_1979 REST IN PEACE 💔 ☹️
Thank you for being there with me watching you know he's gone he's still in my heart
Gotta love John Wayne
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Hey there! Just wanted to say that you are absolutely stunning! Your smile is radiant and your positive energy shines through. How has your day been? 😊🌸
I can watch these movies,over and over and over again!!
😅 thank you for watching this movie with me is something good to share with each other
Thank you for watching a movie I really love John Wayans
John Wayne movie thank you for watching
Thank you for watching with me I just want to share the movies with everybody
Thank you for washing I really enjoyed sharing his movies😅
If you think you can film so many horse today, you will be behind bars, good old days.
Happy for your teammate's friend , love, relationship I'm proud Grjngo for the paradise you created 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩⭐
Hard men they were the days.not like the powder puff petals of today.john Wayne was a legend
Yea after watching i pumped some iron, drank whiskey and bought a cannon
It's a great movie. Every time we watch something over we notice new things . John Wayne always sat a good Horse . Dollar was his favorite Horse I believe. I do like Hudson's horse at the beginning scene .
A Classic & great Soundtrack
I watched this as a young man at a drive-in theatre with my family. Decades later I found myself re-enacting the Civil War as a cavalry trooper. The film has one big plot problem. It is this. Following the Civil War the US found itself in possession of thousands, if not millions, of surplus horses. By 1866 the US found itself in the horse selling business with no need to buy more. Factually, many ex-confederate soldiers went to Mexico after the war. Missouri's Fighting Jo Shelby led his command to Mexico after the war rather than surrender. He hoped to secure a commission in Maximillian's army. It was refused.
John Wayne for president,
I bet he still vote's
He voted for Biden in 2020
Many THANKS. I love the classics..
When I'm watching the movie video.. very Glad to hear the trumphet sounds ..signaling there is a war in between two opponent Army..
I saw this movie in a Drive-In with family 1.0 back in the day. McLaglen was always a hack director but I have a lot of love for this movie of all his work.
🙂Very Good movie 👍👍
John Wayne & Rock Hudson.
First time watching this movie and seeing them both together in the same movie.
Wouldn't it be great, IF we could all get along like this in life.
Thankfully, at least movies can give us a taste of what could be even if it's not reality.
This is a great movie. Great acting.
I Love it old Western moves wiht John Wayne and Clint Eastwood ❤
it wouldn't have happened John Wayne Didn't like Clint Eastwood's style of acting . Clint would "Bend the rules" where as john Wayne was Straight out. holesum , Good good guy image Only . know don't get me wrong I happen to like clint's moves as well. :)
Yeah my Favorite is Clint Eastwood Western Texas move i Love it
Undefeated is a grate John Wayne film this film my dad likes.x👍⭐⭐⭐⭐
Yeah buddy my favorite movies westerns can watch them aver and over wish they would show them over tv.
John Wayne owned two PT boats in orange county...he gave alot to House Hospital...then lived out his final time in Sequim Washington...gave money to that hospital also..he wore an mia-pow bracelet on his wrist that he refused to take off in his later years..while filming.
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One of my favorite JW films...
Grew up on John Wayne. Thanks for this
I was 10 when this movie came out! The next year began the 1970's, IMHO the last good decade where Hollywood made a decent Western movie and there were still a few good Western TV shows left on TV. (Bonanza/Alias Smith and Jones/Gunsmoke) Once the 80's began, TV no longer had Westerns as regular TV shows, and only now and then would Hollywood crank out a Western worth mentioning! Nowadays, if there is a Western on TV, chances are it is a much hyped, limited run miniseries, or if Hollywood decides to make a Western, they remake a classic that should be left alone, such as the remake of True Grit. Why did they ever!!!...This movie, plus The Cowboys with John Wayne, Red River with Wayne as well, were all such good, well produced movies, and probably on a scale of money back in those days, cheaper to make than studio-based productions using CGI for what is made today concerning other topics other than Westerns. It's a shame the making of good, quality Westerns, be it theatrical release or made for TV, has now become a lost art. It's also a shame the broad appeal of such type of movies and TV shows is now down to just a narrow scope, with the demographics being older folks like myself. Like I said, it's all such a lost art...because it's a dying art.
If John Wayne was a Reb, then we would have won!
I really love watching this movie several times
Come on over, we will watch it again...
Why Jessica
A time when ( historical) war movies were to watch by the whole family and not dripping of brood and gore.
That's what war is,you cannot sugar coat it with fantasy
@@desert1cop You do realize that you're talking to someone who longs for the days of Drive-In movies.
Blood and gore are the last thing we have to worry about seeing now a days.
Seems all is lost. I still have hope. True love will not die. God bless John Wayne and America! I love them both.
Thankyou so much for putting this up I'm currently homeless definitely can't afford Netflix's ect
they dont make the movies this good any more !!
cheers from northern b.c 🇨🇦
American never forget Hero John wayn .!!!
Thanks for your help with this Movie for me.
who dosent love John Wayne
Damn what a tragic beginning. John Wayne looks down at all the men just slain and realized it was for nothing.
The tragedy was on the Rebs. They KNEW it was for nothing and did it anyway. Buncha damn dic*heads....
Nobody wants to be the last man to die before fighting ends. But in order to make the war end, you must keep fighting
i enjoy these films alot. they simply do not make them like they used to. this is the best channel on youtube.
It defies logic to sacrifice a bright future to help your former enemy ............. but ........ as this western shows ........ with the right motivation ....... anything is possible. Apart from being a John Wayne movie, this was must rate among the best westerns created. Thanks for sharing.
Great movie. The NFL meets John Wayne.
Grande più lo guardi e più lo guardi!!!!!
Gotta love me some John Wayne.
Miluji westerny
Big John Wayne.
Did his acting superbly.
Always the war hero
Never once served his country.
Great actor, one of Americas best
He tried to enlist and was denied. Get over it.
Propaganda Is National service.
You don't have to be in the service to be a hero.
“Nobody knows what s on a woman s mind “ great line at 58 minutes in
Thanks for sharing such a movie wow ❤🎉
One of the last true movies not filled with degeneracy and filth that we see in movies nowadays.
Thank you kindly ❤
One of my favorite scenes from the undefeated blue boy played by Roman Gabriel saved Charlotte played by Melissa Newman
Thanks Grjngo seriously is a amazing movie now 😱😱😱😱😱😱⭐
Great movie. Thanks.
John Wayne great man!
Thank you, just what I needed 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😘
And oldie but goodie!
As we get further and further away from the time portrayed in this film, it becomes easier to vilify and dismiss. When I was growing up, the impression I'd gotten was that slavery in the US was common before the civil war...it wasn't until my adult years that I found out it was, at best, 5% of the population that owned slaves.
Does it excuse slavery? No.
But I would hazard that not everyone, not even a majority, who fought for the south in the civil war did it for slavery, and that the simple line 'This is our land, and you're on it.' is what applied the most. The reason I say this is that at the time this movie was made, there would have been people alive who had known veterans, from both sides, of that war, so it would have been a lot easier to know what the true sentiments were.
Hopefully, the same events will never have to come to pass again.
Great movie. Just watching that many horses running is worth the watch.
Brilliant film thanks
Fantastic old school western!