John Wayne

He was married three times. His first wife was Josephine Saenz (married in 1933, divorced in 1944). His second wife was Esparanza Bauer (married in 1946, divorced in 1953). His third wife was Pilar Palette (married in 1954, permanently separated in 1973, but they did not officially divorce.

A Ford Pickup that now sits in a Deadwood SD casino.

I think she still lives in Newport Beach, CA but not in the same house they shared. She moved out when they separated in the 70's.

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Jet Pilot

Without Reservations

Flying Leathernecks

Island in the Sky

Central Airport

Reunion in France

Flying Tigers

the Three Musketeers

Shadow of the Eagle

Hurricane Express

The High and the Mighty

The actor/stuntman Yakima Canutt appeared in 30 movies with John Wayne.

'Neath the Arizona Skies

Blue Steel

Dakota

Dark Command

Dawn Rider, The

In Old Oklahoma

King of the Pecos

Lawless Frontier, The

Lawless Range

Lonely Trail, The

Lucky Texan, The

Man from Utah, The

Night Riders, The

Oregon Trail, The

Overland Stage Raiders

Paradise Canyon

Randy Rides Alone

Riders of Destiny

Rio Bravo

Sagebrush Trail

Santa Fe Stampede

Shadow of the Eagle

Stagecoach

Star Packer, The

Telegraph Trail, The

Texas Terror

Three Musketeers, The

West of the Divide

Westward Ho

Winds of the Wasteland

Wyoming Outlaw

Big Jake, and The Searchers.

Five. The Wings of Eagles (1957), Rio Grande (1950), The Quiet Man (1952), McLintock! (1963) and Big Jake (1971).

John Wayne was and still is an American legend and the biggest movie star of all time. His career in films spanned 50 years with over 200 films to his credit. Born Marion Michael Morrison, on May 26, 1907, in Winterset, Iowa. Known for his patriotism and outspoken views, mostly on politics, Wayne never backed down if he thought he was right. Wayne won his only Oscar in 1969 for True Grit. Married three times and the father of seven children, Wayne died of cancer in June 1979 at the age of 72.

john Wayne was an avid collector of dolls yes dolls

That was a POW/MIA bracelett from the Viet Nam war. Those braceletts had the name of one POW/MIA that had not made it home. Years after the end of the war the government finally made some effort to find some of those soldiers and get them back home to their families. The braceletts raised money and awareness about their plight. It's not at all surprising that Wayne wore the band. He supported the war and the men that fought it.

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Yes, John Wayne ( the Actor known for his Westerns and War movies ) started out as a stunt rider in the late 1920s through early to mid 1930s.

Not in the western sense. In War ( twentieth century , that is modern, automatic pistols, not six-guns, maybe counterspies , privateer seamen ( modern day pirates, of a sort) but not Gangsters. Wayne was normally a Good Guy at Arms!

John Wayne loved the Pacific Northwest and had many friends in the area. His yacht 'Wild Goose' was purchased from a Wayne friend lumber tycoon May Wyman of Seattle for $110,000. He fished, had friends and enjoyed cruising Northwest waters.

For years after Wayne's 1979 death, the Goose went into slow decline unil 1991 when Deil Gustafson of Newport Beach, CA, bought the Goose and restored her to her present luxurious state. Gustafson has retained many John Wayne memorabilia aboard the Goose as a tribute to her former famous owner. Included are some paintings by Wayne's widow Pilar. The Goose is available for charter at Urban Desire Cruises.

Other Wayne tributes include:The John Wayne Marina located near Sequim, WA, with land bequeathed by John Wayne. In Washington's Iron Horse State Park one can hike on the John Wayne Pioneer Trail.

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In 1965 they both appeared in the movie 'The Greatest Story Ever Told'.

John from the movie: Grey/blue

John from the TV show: Brown

John from the book: Green but sometime it is said they're blue

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Sherlock from the movie: Grey/Dark blue

Sherlock from the TV show: Light Blue

Sherlock from the book: Grey but sometimes it is said that they're black

Wayne made 4 feature films and 1 TV movie (cameo) in 1962:How The West Was Won, The Longest Day, Hatari, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and Flashing Spikes which was made for TV hour long movie directed by Wayne's long-time friend John Ford and starring Jimmy Stewart and Wayne's son Patrick Wayne.

Director Raoul Walsh suggested the name of John Wayne to Fox Film Corporation Executive Winfield Sheehan. Walsh had originally put forward the name Anthony Wayne, but this was rejected by Sheehan.

Its been awhile since I saw that movie but I think he had a Winchester rifle, pearl-handled Colt revolver, and I think a double-barrel shotgun. I've heard that in most of his movies the antique guns were all from his private gun collection. Since his death I think his oldest son had the collection.

There are several shuttles that run from John Wayne Airport to Disneyland.

Turner Classic Movies airs this film from time to time. You can search the schedule on their website.