Great movie. Not knocking the John Wayne version, but this is so much better. Walter Brennan at his best, really appreciated Chester Morris for the first time, and for me discovering Lewis Stone as more than an accessory. I will hold judgement to this being the best version until I see the 1929 one starring Charles Bickford. I most likely will never get to see the two silent ones, both with Harry Carey, It is a B&W film and that is a plus, I can't imagine it being as good in color. Happy ending in one way and unhappy in a few ways, which makes it feel all the more real. Oh yeah, that baby is a cute as any that ever came out of Hollywood.
Review of Three Godfathers
