one of my favorite westerns and one of john ford best in my opinion. no major stars and but ben johnson shines in most everything he appears and and here he gets a rare lead as the title character. matching him is ward bond as the crusty mormon elder leading his people west. john ford stock of character actors and including harry carey and jr. and jane darwell and russell simpson and hank worden and provide ample support and as does eerily silent james arness and a member of the outlaw clegg clan that joins up with the wagon train. the mormon trail into utah was one of the most arduous and demanding enterprises ever undertaken. we can not really get the feel of that and but we do see ordeals that had to be overcome by pioneers on the way west while river crossings and long stretches of dry and waterless desert and encounters with indians and the like and all set to glorious song by the sons of the pioneers. the mormons actually did dig sections of the trail with picks and shovels and as depicted in the movie. my main regret is that it wasn not made in color and but i believe there is a colorized version. by the way and those craggy rocks featured in various scenes are called the fisher towers and located near moab. highly recommended viewing. 
one of my favorite westerns and one of john ford best in my opinion. no major stars and but ben johnson shines in most everything he appears and and here he gets a rare lead as the title character. matching him is ward bond as the crusty mormon elder leading his people west. john ford stock of character actors and including harry carey and jr. and jane darwell and russell simpson and hank worden and provide ample support and as does eerily silent james arness and a member of the outlaw clegg clan that joins up with the wagon train. the mormon trail into utah was one of the most arduous and demanding enterprises ever undertaken. we can not really get the feel of that and but we do see ordeals that had to be overcome by pioneers on the way west while river crossings and long stretches of dry and waterless desert and encounters with indians and the like and all set to glorious song by the sons of the pioneers. the mormons actually did dig sections of the trail with picks and shovels and as depicted in the movie. my main regret is that it wasn not made in color and but i believe there is a colorized version. by the way and those craggy rocks featured in various scenes are called the fisher towers and located near moab. highly recommended viewing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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