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* ExecutiveMeddling: No financial backer wanted Creator/JohnWayne to be cast in this film and Creator/JohnFord had to fight tooth and nail for Wayne to be included. Although Ford eventually won the battle, the producers insisted that Claire Trevor be given top billing because she was the better-known name at the time.
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** In Portugal, it was released as ''The Heroic Ride''.
** In Brazil, [[Main/MarketBasedTitle it was released with a similar name to the original,]] ''In the Time of Diligences''\''In the Time of Stagecoaches''
** In Brazil, [[Main/MarketBasedTitle it was released with a similar name to the original,]] ''In the Time of Diligences''\''In the Time of Stagecoaches''
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* FakeNationality: Most of the Apache characters were played by members of other tribes. Local Navajo were the most represented, but one scout was played by Seneca actor Chief John Big Tree. Yakima, meanwhile, was played by Mexican actress Elvira Ríos.
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* CreatorChosenCasting: Creator/JohnFord insisted on casting Creator/JohnWayne as the Ringo Kid, much to the concern of the studios, who thought he was merely a "B" actor.
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** Creator/JohnFord initially wanted Creator/KatharineHepburn, who he'd previously worked with on ''Film/MaryOfScotland and he'd had an affair with, to play Dallas.
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** Creator/JohnFord initially wanted Creator/KatharineHepburn, who he'd previously worked with on ''Film/MaryOfScotland ''Film/MaryOfScotland'' and he'd had an affair with, to play Dallas.
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* PrimaDonnaDirector: Creator/JohnFord liked to bully actors on the set, and this was no exception. At one point he said to Andy Devine, "You big tub of lard. I don't know why the hell I'm using you in this picture." Undaunted, Devine replied, "Because Ward Bond can't drive six horses." Likewise he attacked Thomas Mitchell, who eventually retorted, "Just remember: I saw ''Film/MaryOfScotland''", effectively humbling the director. Worst of all was Ford's treatment of Creator/JohnWayne. He called him a "big oaf" and a "dumb bastard" and continually criticized his line delivery and manner of walking, even how he washed his face on camera. However, at least part of this was to provoke the actor into giving a stronger performance; Claire Trevor recalls how Ford grabbed Duke by the chin and shook him. "Why are you moving your mouth so much?" he said. "Don't you know you don't act with your mouth in pictures? You act with your eyes." Wayne tolerated the rough treatment and rose to the challenge, reaching a new plateau as an actor. Ford helped cement the impression that Wayne makes in the film by giving him plenty of expressive reaction shots throughout the picture.
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** Ford regular Ward Bond was supposed to play Buck, but he didn't know how to drive a six up stagecoach and there wasn't enough time to teach him.
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** Creator/JohnFord had known Wayne for some time and had become friends with him, but refused to cast him in any of his movies until he was sure Wayne was ready for it. Ford got ahold of this script and [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming figured Wayne was ready for it]].
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** Creator/JohnFord had known Wayne for some time and had become friends with him, but refused to cast him in any of his movies until he was sure Wayne was ready for it. Ford got ahold of this script and [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming figured Wayne was ready for it]].it.
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* BeamMeUpScotty: That famous CatchPhrase "A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do" is often attributed to Creator/JohnWayne in this film. What he actually says is, "Well, there are some things a man just can't run away from."
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** The film was first released as ''Hell-Ride to Santa Fe'', even though the stagecoach went to Lordsburg. The title was later changed to ''Ringo''.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: Creator/JohnFord gave Creator/JohnWayne absolute hell on the set, mocking him at every turn and being constantly critical. Eventually, the other actors felt so bad for Wayne that they got together and demanded that Ford lay off the young star—which is exactly what Ford wanted them to do. He sensed (perhaps accurately) that some of the older actors might have resented a younger player getting such a prominent part; by making himself the bad guy, he instead got them to support Wayne.
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* PrimaDonnaDirector: Creator/JohnFord liked to bully actors on the set, and this was no exception. At one point he said to Andy Devine, "You big tub of lard. I don't know why the hell I'm using you in this picture." Undaunted, Devine replied, "Because Ward Bond can't drive six horses." Likewise he attacked Thomas Mitchell, who eventually retorted, "Just remember: I saw ''FilmMaryOfScotland''", effectively humbling the director. Worst of all was Ford's treatment of Creator/JohnWayne. He called him a "big oaf" and a "dumb bastard" and continually criticized his line delivery and manner of walking, even how he washed his face on camera. However, at least part of this was to provoke the actor into giving a stronger performance; Claire Trevor recalls how Ford grabbed Duke by the chin and shook him. "Why are you moving your mouth so much?" he said. "Don't you know you don't act with your mouth in pictures? You act with your eyes." Wayne tolerated the rough treatment and rose to the challenge, reaching a new plateau as an actor. Ford helped cement the impression that Wayne makes in the film by giving him plenty of expressive reaction shots throughout the picture.
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* PrimaDonnaDirector: Creator/JohnFord liked to bully actors on the set, and this was no exception. At one point he said to Andy Devine, "You big tub of lard. I don't know why the hell I'm using you in this picture." Undaunted, Devine replied, "Because Ward Bond can't drive six horses." Likewise he attacked Thomas Mitchell, who eventually retorted, "Just remember: I saw ''FilmMaryOfScotland''", ''Film/MaryOfScotland''", effectively humbling the director. Worst of all was Ford's treatment of Creator/JohnWayne. He called him a "big oaf" and a "dumb bastard" and continually criticized his line delivery and manner of walking, even how he washed his face on camera. However, at least part of this was to provoke the actor into giving a stronger performance; Claire Trevor recalls how Ford grabbed Duke by the chin and shook him. "Why are you moving your mouth so much?" he said. "Don't you know you don't act with your mouth in pictures? You act with your eyes." Wayne tolerated the rough treatment and rose to the challenge, reaching a new plateau as an actor. Ford helped cement the impression that Wayne makes in the film by giving him plenty of expressive reaction shots throughout the picture.
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** The film was first released as ''Hell-Ride to Santa Fe'', even though the stagecoach went to Lordsburg. The title was later changed to ''Ringo''.
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** In Italy, it was released as ''Red Shadows''.
** The film was first released as ''Hell-Ride to Santa Fe'', even though the stagecoach went to Lordsburg. The title was later changed to ''Ringo''.
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** Creator/JohnFord had known Wayne for some time and had become friends with him, but refused to cast him in any of his movies until he was sure Wayne was ready for it. Ford got ahold of this script and [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming figured Wayne was ready for it]].
** Creator/JohnFord had known Wayne for some time and had become friends with him, but refused to cast him in any of his movies until he was sure Wayne was ready for it. Ford got ahold of this script and [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming figured Wayne was ready for it]].
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* IronyAsHeIsCast: Thomas Mitchell had stopped drinking alcohol more than two years before he played the drunken Doc Boone.
* PrimaDonnaDirector: Creator/JohnFord liked to bully actors on the set, and this was no exception. At one point he said to Andy Devine, "You big tub of lard. I don't know why the hell I'm using you in this picture." Undaunted, Devine replied, "Because Ward Bond can't drive six horses." Likewise he attacked Thomas Mitchell, who eventually retorted, "Just remember: I saw ''FilmMaryOfScotland''", effectively humbling the director. Worst of all was Ford's treatment of Creator/JohnWayne. He called him a "big oaf" and a "dumb bastard" and continually criticized his line delivery and manner of walking, even how he washed his face on camera. However, at least part of this was to provoke the actor into giving a stronger performance; Claire Trevor recalls how Ford grabbed Duke by the chin and shook him. "Why are you moving your mouth so much?" he said. "Don't you know you don't act with your mouth in pictures? You act with your eyes." Wayne tolerated the rough treatment and rose to the challenge, reaching a new plateau as an actor. Ford helped cement the impression that Wayne makes in the film by giving him plenty of expressive reaction shots throughout the picture.
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* IronyAsHeIsCast: Thomas Mitchell had stopped drinking alcohol more than two years before he played the drunken Doc Boone.
* PrimaDonnaDirector: Creator/JohnFord liked to bully actors on the set, and this was no exception. At one point he said to Andy Devine, "You big tub of lard. I don't know why the hell I'm using you in this picture." Undaunted, Devine replied, "Because Ward Bond can't drive six horses." Likewise he attacked Thomas Mitchell, who eventually retorted, "Just remember: I saw ''FilmMaryOfScotland''", effectively humbling the director. Worst of all was Ford's treatment of Creator/JohnWayne. He called him a "big oaf" and a "dumb bastard" and continually criticized his line delivery and manner of walking, even how he washed his face on camera. However, at least part of this was to provoke the actor into giving a stronger performance; Claire Trevor recalls how Ford grabbed Duke by the chin and shook him. "Why are you moving your mouth so much?" he said. "Don't you know you don't act with your mouth in pictures? You act with your eyes." Wayne tolerated the rough treatment and rose to the challenge, reaching a new plateau as an actor. Ford helped cement the impression that Wayne makes in the film by giving him plenty of expressive reaction shots throughout the picture.
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* ThoseTwoActors: This was the first of three films in which Creator/JohnWayne and Claire Trevor were paired as a romantic team.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The producers originally wanted Creator/GaryCooper for The Ringo Kid and Creator/MarleneDietrich forDallas.Dallas.
** Creator/JohnFord initially wanted Creator/KatharineHepburn, who he'd previously worked with on ''Film/MaryOfScotland and he'd had an affair with, to play Dallas.
** Ford regular Ward Bond was supposed to play Buck, but he didn't know how to drive a six up stagecoach and there wasn't enough time to teach him.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The producers originally wanted Creator/GaryCooper for The Ringo Kid and Creator/MarleneDietrich for
** Creator/JohnFord initially wanted Creator/KatharineHepburn, who he'd previously worked with on ''Film/MaryOfScotland and he'd had an affair with, to play Dallas.
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