I have been challenged to find the John Wayne movie that has the line "Good luck, Company B" or "Good luck, B Company"..... I guessed "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" and was told it was not correct. I have bee advised on dukewayne.com that "Yellow Ribbon" IS the answer. Can anyone help me here?? I am not a big Western fan, thus the challenge!! Thanks very much!
shareThe line is actually "Good luck, C Troup" and is in Yellow Ribbon -- right after the morning formation when he's presented with the watch.
shareThanks for the detailed answer. I hope this is right, and that my challenger looks silly.... or maybe he was setting me up to get the RIGHT answer?? In any case, you are great and thanks again!!
share> The line is actually "Good luck, C Troup" and is in Yellow Ribbon -- right after the morning formation when he's presented with the watch. <
Well, I hate to blow my own horn, but I just watched the scene in SWAYR, and Brittles (Wayne) DOES say it, exactly as I quoted.
Does Wayne (York) say something similar in Ft. Apache? Not sure, but he does in Ribbon.
jc
Yes, he says it right before they charge in Fort Apache after he has been relieved of command and sent to the rear. B Troop in Fort Apache, C Troop in She Wore a Yellow Ribbon.
Correct- the line is in both films, with a different troop letter in each.
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