My Darling Clementine

“John Ford, My Darling Clementine. One of my daughter's middle names is Clementine because of this film. I was such a fan of it and I love the ending of the actual shooting of the O. K. Corral because it's just no music and it's very kind of stark and feels very real. This is my favorite John Ford movie.”

“Okay, I need to find a great western now. I’ve gotten really into westerns. So, My Darling Clementine will be another of my western explorations. Henry Fonda is one of my favorite actors, but I was saying that I recently saw The Ox-Bow Incident, I think that’s what it’s called, this western, which is a fantastic movie, really about a lot of the things that are happening now, too, about right and wrong, how do we deal with… how do we set a moral ethic for a society that’s lawless?”

“My Darling Clementine, John Ford Western. Henry Fonda looks early. I've never seen it but I thought if I'm in here I should have a western. I should grab a western. Is it Henry Fonda good guy or Henry Fonda scary guy? Oh, good guy. All right, he can do either of them.”

“Young Mr. Lincoln, My Darling Clementine, two of my favorite John Ford films, two of his most romantic films, films about the heroic myth of America, the dream of America. And it’s very sad that they’re… that they’re not true. Hopefully they will come to pass.”

“John Ford, which one did you offer? Darling Clementine. Well, we have a granddaughter named Clementine. But I love John Ford. And Henry Fonda, who’s also an astounding actor in westerns, but John Ford made a lot of his films in that Four Corners area... And that’s where I grew up, so anything that John Ford shoots, I love to watch.”

“[Translated] John Ford's My Darling Clementine. Henry Fonda. I'll take this too.”