True, however the process is much older. The first film shot in 70 mm using a trademark system named "Grandeur" was a western directed by Raoul Walsh. It was an early talky starring John Wayne called "The Big Trail."
The experimental 70 mm film could not be shown at most theaters because they did not have the special projectors they needed. This was a major contribution, perhaps the reason that the movie filled at the box office. Everyone involved took a critical beating and that movie is blamed for delaying the rise of John Wayne from B-movie to A-movie status for the next ten years.
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