The Big Trail Here’s John Wayne, just 23 years old at the time, in his first starring role! This film, made in 1930, is amazing in its scope, budget, and historical value. Young scout Breck Coleman agrees to lead and protect pioneers heading West along the Oregon Trail. Breck has pledged to avenge the death of a trapper friend once he gets to Oregon Country. Along this long and perilous route, there will be many dangers ahead, including Indian attacks, mountains to climb, rivers to cross, snowstorms to survive, romances to figure out, and more adventures. As the wagon train heads West, Breck never stops trying to figure out who killed his friend—and how he will make that villain pay…. You may also like... Top Ten John Wayne Quotes When The Duke Speaks…We Listen! Whether he’s trading barbs with a certain feisty redhead or squawking orders at his men, no one... READ MORE John Wayne Lived by The Cowboy Code, on On-Screen and Off “You have this young boy, who has a sickly father, and they move west to the Mojave Desert to try to farm. That’s a rough place to... READ MORE
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