“I knew Wyatt Earp...I was an assistant prop boy then...and he told me about the fight at the O.K. Corral.”
John Ford’s statement to Peter Bogdanovich carried the weight of legend, just as My Darling Clementine did. The 1946 film has never looked more spectacular, nor has it been given finer treatment, than in this Criterion release.
This version of My Darling Clementine is the ultimate tribute to Ford’s masterpiece. It is loaded with superb extras, including an excellent commentar
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