My Darling Clementine
John Ford takes on the legend of the O.K. Corral shoot-out in this multilayered, exceptionally well-constructed western, one of the director’s very best films. Henry Fonda cuts an iconic figure as Wyatt Earp, the sturdy lawman who sets about the task of shaping up the disorderly Arizona town of Tombstone, and Victor Mature gives the performance of his career as the boozy, tubercular gambler and gunman Doc Holliday. Though initially at cross-purposes, the pair ultimately team up to confront the violent Clanton gang. Affecting and stunningly photographed, My Darling Clementine is a story of the triumph of civilization over the Wild West from American cinema’s consummate mythmaker.
Special Features
- New 4K digital restoration of the theatrical release version of the film, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack on the Blu-ray
- High-definition presentation of the 103-minute prerelease version of the film
- New audio commentary featuring John Ford biographer Joseph McBride
- New interview with western historian Andrew C. Isenberg about the real Wyatt Earp
- Comparison of the two versions by film preservationist Robert Gitt
- New video essay by Ford scholar Tag Gallagher
- Bandit’s Wager, a 1916 silent western short costarring Ford and directed by his brother, Francis Ford, featuring new music composed and performed by Donald Sosin
- NBC television reports from 1963 and 1975 about the history of Tombstone and Monument Valley
- Lux Radio Theatre adaptation from 1947 starring Henry Fonda and Cathy Downs
- Trailer
- PLUS: An essay by critic David Jenkins
New cover by F. Ron Miller
Special Features
- New 4K digital restoration of the theatrical release version of the film, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack on the Blu-ray
- High-definition presentation of the 103-minute prerelease version of the film
- New audio commentary featuring John Ford biographer Joseph McBride
- New interview with western historian Andrew C. Isenberg about the real Wyatt Earp
- Comparison of the two versions by film preservationist Robert Gitt
- New video essay by Ford scholar Tag Gallagher
- Bandit’s Wager, a 1916 silent western short costarring Ford and directed by his brother, Francis Ford, featuring new music composed and performed by Donald Sosin
- NBC television reports from 1963 and 1975 about the history of Tombstone and Monument Valley
- Lux Radio Theatre adaptation from 1947 starring Henry Fonda and Cathy Downs
- Trailer
- PLUS: An essay by critic David Jenkins
New cover by F. Ron Miller
Cast
- Henry Fonda
- Wyatt Earp
- Linda Darnell
- Chihuahua
- Victor Mature
- Doc Holliday
- Cathy Downs
- Clementine Carter
- Walter Brennan
- Old Man Clanton
- Tim Holt
- Virgil Earp
- Ward Bond
- Morgan Earp
- Alan Mowbray
- Granville Thorndyke
- John Ireland
- Billy Clanton
- Roy Roberts
- Mayor
- Jane Darwell
- Kate Nelson
- Grant Withers
- Ike Clanton
- J. Farrell MacDonald
- Mac
- Russell Simpson
- John Simpson
- Don Garner
- James Earp
Credits
- Director
- John Ford
- Presented by
- Darryl F. Zanuck
- Produced by
- Samuel G. Engel
- Screenplay
- Samuel G. Engel
- Screenplay
- Winston Miller
- From a story by
- Sam Hellman
- Based on a book by
- Stuart N. Lake
- Director of photography
- Joseph MacDonald
- Art direction
- James Basevi
- Art direction
- Lyle Wheeler
- Set decorations
- Thomas Little
- Set decorations associate
- Fred J. Rode
- Film editor
- Dorothy Spencer
- Costumes
- René Hubert
- Makeup artist
- Ben Nye
- Special photographic effects
- Fred Sersen
- Sound
- Eugene Grossman
- Sound
- Roger Heman
- Music direction
- Alfred Newman
- Music
- Cyril Mockridge
- Orchestral arrangements
- Edward Powell
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