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The Shepherd of the Hills
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The Shepherd of the Hills

film by Hathaway [1941]
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  • How the West Was Won
    Henry Hathaway
    / Early work

    In 1941 Hathaway made The Shepherd of the Hills, the first of a number of films to star John Wayne. He then directed a series of World War II dramas, including Sundown (1941), China Girl (1942), and Wing and a Prayer (1944). With Nob Hill (1945), Hathaway ventured into…

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    In 1941 Hathaway made The Shepherd of the Hills, the first of a number of films to star John Wayne. He then directed a series of World War II dramas, including Sundown (1941), China Girl (1942), and Wing and a Prayer (1944). With Nob Hill (1945), Hathaway ventured into…

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