John Wayne stars as Ethan Edwards, a cowboy searching for two women kidnapped by Comanche Indians. Ethan's blind hatred of Indians moves him to consider killing one of the girls, who he thinks has gone native. Winton C. Hoch, Ford's cinematographer, used shadow and light to portray the light and dark within Wayne's characters. The final scene of Wayne walking out the darkened door of a cabin into the sunlight is a film classic. The baseball field carved out of an Iowa cornfield for the 1989 film starring Kevin Costner was supposed to be temporary.
Thousands continue to visit the field, on property shared by two sometimes-contentious neighbors.
There's even an annual baseball camp held at the field. I'm less fond of the films featuring other actors playing 007, but each movie can be counted on to take viewers to an exotic locale. The Macon Telegraph. The information you receive online from The Macon Telegraph is protected by the copyright laws of the United States. The copyright laws prohibit any copying, redistributing, retransmitting or repurposing of any copyright-protected material.