Sunday Seconds with the Duke

Hondo (1953)

Episode #11

Warner Bros. released Hondo on November 27, 1953. John Farrow directed the film starring John Wayne, Geraldine Page, and Ward Bond.

‘Hondo’ Plot Synopsis

Exhausted, on foot, and with his trusted dog in tow, a Cavalry dispatch rider named Hondo Lane arrives at Angie Lowe’s small ranch; nested deep into war-brewing Apache territory. Isolated in their homestead, Angie lies about her husband, and defiantly ignores Hondo’s advice to flee to safety. She instead decides to make a stand with her young son against chief Vittorio’s menacing hordes of Apaches. As the drums of war begin to beat, Hondo becomes an unexpected protector of the land, and a true father figure for the boy.

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Warner Bros. released Hondo to theaters on November 27, 1953. John Farrow directed the film starring John Wayne, Geraldine Page, and Ward Bond.

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