In the opening scene of The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, the title character says, “Stand and deliver!“ That phrase seems appropriate for the previous century, not an 1800s stagecoach robber. What do you think?

In the opening scene of The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, the title character says, “Stand and deliver!“ That phrase seems appropriate for the previous century, not an 1800s stagecoach robber. What do you think? David Fuller Lisbon, Connecticut I’m a big fan of John Wayne, Lee Marvin, James Stewart, John Ford and the 1962 film itself. It’s a great story by Dorothy Johnson. It’s too bad the movie was not filmed in color and at a more appropriate location. It wouldn’t be unusual