John Wayne

I would contact his exsisting fan club and join. If you look up John Wayne Fan Club I am sure it will come up. Or you can try and contact his son. He is still alive and well.

Legend of the Lost (1957) has them as the two stars.

No, Charles bronson is not single.

He is buried at Pacific View Memorial Park in Corona del Mar, California. The family, for security reasons left his grave unmarked until 1999, when an engraved bronze marker was placed.

In the US Wayne's World was released February 14th, 1992

Movie actor, John Wayne, is dead.

To my knowledge she is still alive. That I know of, she was married on May 4th 2005 to Tony Ditteaux. And I believe they are still married with 2 children.

Marisa is alive and well, and will be my co-driver in the 2011 Mac 4x4,

It's been on tv many times. Go to TCM and look for it on their schedule, or AMC, or Zap2It, or Stars on TV-John Wayne. It's not very likely that ABC, CBS, or NBC will ever air it again.

He was. Although his first wife had her own social thing going they were photographed together occationally. His third wife went with him to Hollywood functions such as the Oscars.

I think that they were friends, and had a mutual respect for each other.

Very few, unless this was a Highland kilt or skirt adapted to male wear. The Scottish march ( Gary Owen) was associated with the West- in fact it figured in several Custer films, and it has been played on =Bagpipes. Certainly it is a livelier tune than the done-to-death dinosaur of ( Way- Way- a way way way) aka Scotland the Brave).

No. Lonesome Dove was filmed long after they died.

Michelle Carey.

I don't think so. I've heard a lot of stories about the making of The Quiet Man and none of them were about Maureen O'Hara's arm being broken.

He frequently commented on the high rate of illiteracy and low levels of education among black people at the time. He supported black equality, but only on the condition that blacks educate themselves to a level equal to that of white people.

John Wayne died in eight of his films...

Reap the Wild Wind
The Fighting Seabees
Wake of the Red Witch
Sands of Iwo Jima
The Alamo
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
The Cowboys
The Shootist

John Wayne was born Marion Robert Morrison.

No. John Wayne was raised in a Presbyterian household and according to his son Patrick, converted to Roman Catholicism shortly before his death.

Jimmy Stewart has 4 children

Laudanum in the Shootist

He became a collector of 18th-century English furniture, modern paintings, pre-Columbian art, and Robert Mapplethorpe photographs of flowers.

in 1810, an American gunsmith, John H. Hall, invented a breech-loading flintlock rifle that could be loaded quickly using a paper cartridge containing ball and powder.

The 3 red cars the Texas Rangers drove in Big Jake were REO R-4 touring cars (REO pronounced Reo, not R-E-O like the '70s band, but spelled all caps for the initials of Ransom Eli Olds). I read that the ones destroyed in the film were reproductions. I don't know if that's the case for all filming or just the wrecks.

According to the Wikipedia article on John Wayne airport (SNA) there were total aircraft operations of 267,751 with a total of 8,989,603 passengers serviced in 2008.

The Searchers