swagger

But I wanted something with a little more swagger.

Wayne would swagger into town to shoot flicks like “Blue Steel,” a 1934 western starring The Duke as a U.S. marshal who pursues a baddie named the Polka Dot Bandit.

"But there are a lot of similarities - the family, it has the same energy, humour and swagger."

Maybe it was coincidental, but with Kildunne in the line-up, there was also a touch more swagger to England as well.

And, holding down the heart of the film with a gravity it probably doesn’t deserve, is Redford, running his techno-security squad with just the right balance of seen-it-all cynicism, idealism and swagger.