John Wayne

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They met once, in the summer of 1965, with the Beatles coming to Elvis' Hollywood home. The evening was uneventful; they jammed a little, and talked about songwriting and their careers up to that point. John Lennon told Elvis to his face "Before you there was nothing", and asked why Elvis had stopped making albums, besides his movie soundtracks.

The Beatles were saddened and disappointed to find out years later that Elvis had appealed to President Richard Nixon to ban the Beatles in the United States, on the grounds that their drug use would corrupt America's youth. (Ironically, Elvis was high on prescription medications, at the time he made the appeal.)

"Fort Apache" (1948), "In Harm's Way"(1965), "The Longest Day" (1962), and "How the West Was Won" (1962). (Release dates) There are multi film packs available on some sites, but they (some) feature the aforementioned films, but most have films that Wayne and Fonda were not in together packed in one box as if a compilation. They were supposed to film "Lonesome Dove" with Jimmy Stewart, but Mr. Stewart apparently had conflicting obligations, so Wayne and Fonda backed out.

Elvis had 15 pounds of impacted feces in his large and small intestines at the time of his death.

In this film, John Wayne played the character of Jacob McCandles. That character's three sons were played by Patrick Wayne (the Duke's real son), Christopher Mitchum (son of star Robert), and pop star Bobby Vinton(!?!).

They were in their 20's when Wayne and his brother were born.

25 years after Mattie Ross' adventure she is to meet back up with Marshal Cogburn, who has been working in a traveling wild west show. She learns from one of his coworkers, Cole Younger, that he had died in Arkansas 3 days earlier of "Night Hoss". I have yet to find a definition of this. She, then, retrieves his body from the Confederate cemetery in Arkansas and has him buried in her family lot in Yell County, Arknsas.

Earlier in his career the studio was responsible for hiring any animals that were needed in movies. Later on he owned the horses he rode in his movies. They were usually chestnuts with socks and a blaze. The horse he owned at the time of his death was a 16 hand quarter horse named Dollar. He was sold for $15,000.

No, according to records John Wayne is buried at Pacific View Memorial Park cemetery in Corona Del Mar, California.

Wayne James was born on August 27, 1965.

He had a ranch but it was in Arizona.

There are a lot of different westerns that starred John Wayne for sale at various sites. On Amazon there is a boxed set of nine of his most famous westerns. They list 807 different westerns that include him so some are on more than one DVD.

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John Wayne Delehant was born in 1890.

Wayne, whose real name was Marion Morrison, played characters named John numerous times during his career. Two of his most memorable roles were Sgt. John Stryker in "Sands of Iwo Jima" (1949) and John Bernard Books in his final film, "The Shootist" (1976).

yes john Wayne had his own horse named dollar

John Wayne did in fact, wear a wig. The Duke felt it was against his image as an American hero to be bald. In a few of his movies if you look carefully you can see the wig flip in some of the fight scenes.

There is a famous question given by a Harvard Student when the Duke was in Boston. Something to the effect of him wearing a cheap wig and the Duke replied. It's true it's not my hair but it sure as hell wasn't cheap.

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No, They were just very best friend, Maureen brother describe it as Brother/Sister relationship offscreeen..

Yes. He attended grade school and high school (Glendale High School) in Glendale, California and then attended the University of Southern California (USC) on an athletic scholarship, majoring in pre-law.

John Wayne appeared in 172 movies. See the Related Links below for a full list of John Wayne's movie appearances.

No, although he helped James Arness land the star part. He also did an ad for this TV series.

I've seen them go as high as $2900.00 and as low as $1500.00 on auctions. All depends on how big of a fan of "The Duke's" is bidding.