Unexpected Rejection: John Wayne’S Mother’S Astonishing Reaction To His Generous Around-The-World Vacation
John Wayne’s mom was ‘stern’ throughout the actor’s life Scott Eyman’s John Wayne: The Life and Legend takes a look …
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John Wayne Death – The Three Us Presidents Who Honoured Duke In Incredibly Touching Way
John Wayne suffered years of ill health during his final couple of decades. The heavy-drinking and smoking star had a …
Adorable’ John Wayne ‘So Different In Our Western’ Claims Rio Bravo’S Angie Dickinson
Back in 1959, John Wayne made a patriotic return to Westerns in Rio Bravo, which is on Channel 5 this …
The Classic John Wayne Western The War Wagon Was Shot Almost Entirely On Location, Which Helped Give The Movie A More Authentic Finish
The War Wagon is a classic Western that used plenty of real-world locations to bring the story to life, making …
Do You Know The Huge Value Of John Wayne’S Top 5 Guns Used In Western Movies?
John Wayne is cinema’s favorite cowboy. Sorry, Clint Eastwood. The actor made a name for himself with his tough as …
The Truth About The Relationship Of Two Legendary Gunmen: John Wayne And James Arness
Thanks to a wonderful friendship and a recommendation, John Wayne helped James Arness land the role of Marshal Matt Dillon …
John Wayne Spent A Lot Of Time In Mexico Doing Charity Work At Orphanages
Easily overlooked amid the prolific acting career and larger-than-life persona was John Wayne’s generosity. He was generous with his family, …
What Were The Reasons For The Incredible Pressure John Wayne Faced While Directing, Producing, And Starring In The Alamo, Including Financing It Himself?
Back in 1945, John Wayne decided he wanted to make a movie about the Battle of the Alamo.The pivotal conflict …
John Wayne’S Dramatic Muddy Hill Encounter With Maureen O’Hara In Mclintock: Far From Professional Exchanges
“McLintock!” is equally tetchy, with John Wayne playing the Petruchio role, and Maureen O’Hara playing Kate. The story was altered …
John Wayne’S Forgotten Horror Film: Why Critics Found It Bored Them To Tears
John Wayne’s only horror movie, Haunted Gold, played on the silver screen in 1932. That’s only two years after his …