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John Wayne 05.26.1907 - 06.11.1979 (72 years old)

John Wayne, born Marion Morrison, was a director, actor and producer born in Iowa who won as Oscar for his portrayal of Marshall Reuben J. "Rooster" Cogburn in 1969 film “True Grit”. Click here to read more about John Wayne

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This actor appeared in the following radio shows

Series	Episode title	Date
screen directors playhouse, the	stagecoach	1949-01-09
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (648) red river	1949-03-07
screen directors playhouse, the	fort apache	1949-08-05
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (737) she wore a yellow ribbon	1951-03-12
Hear It Now	hear it now (16) the human tick	1951-03-30
Lux Radio Theater	lux radio theater (757) movietime, usa	1951-09-24
happy birthday bob hope show, the	the happy birthday bob hope show	1963-05-29

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Awesome man. A man's man with a sense of humor! Love it!!

Adeline

Sense of humor? Hardly...

Dean Perry

John Wayne the good old john wayne I miss the good old time tv to me nothing good not coming on tv no more just dance hall thing a go

Yyonne

Love John Wayne's movies. I can watch all of them over and over again.

Clara

Likeable actor but unfortunately always played more or less the same character. Whether it was a western or a modern day man.He was not given the opportunity to diverse as a studio actor not a free lance mainly.

Alexander

John Wayne a legend forever in our hearts!!!

Corlos

A man who loved his country and wasn't afraid to show or say it. He stood up for the U.S.A. and didn't give a damn what you thought about it a man's man. We need more actors like him today. I miss John Wayne

Allen

Such a great American, dad & actor!

Patricia

I never get tired of his movies it was a great American

Jan

The LEGEND, the ICON, the great epitome of an Actor in a Western movie..

Chito

Remembering actor JOHN WAYNE (1907 – 1979), who was born on May 26. His first leading role came in the widescreen epic The Big Trail (1930), which led to leading roles in numerous films throughout the 1930s, many of them in the western genre. His career rose to further heights in 1939, with John Ford's Stagecoach making him an instant superstar. Wayne would go on to star in 142 pictures, primarily typecast in Western films. Among his best known later films are The Quiet Man (1952), The Searchers (1956), Rio Bravo (1959), The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962), True Grit (1969), playing a humorous U.S. Marshal who sets out to avenge a man's death in the role that won Wayne an Academy Award, and The Shootist (1976), his final screen performance, in which he plays an aging gunfighter battling cancer.

Mike

A handsome man and a great actor as well as a major star.

Marvin

He testified against fellow Hollywood actors directors etc to the McCarthy witchunt inquieries in the 1950s. In the name of 'freedom'

Allan

He had children already and was nor subject to the draft also had medical from a earlier injury. The Duke means a lot to people, knock off your lousy opinion.

Peggy

Oh, you're right. Bone spurs. (You do know that some men with children did volunteer.) ...On another note. I do not think of Wayne as a one-dimensional character. If you have a chance, read Scott Eyman's biography of Wayne. (I know. Books. Nasty things with words on the pages.) It gave me a whole new appreciation of John Wayne. You know what his greatest fear was? He was afraid that his 'fans' would find out he was intelligent. Which he was. And to be fair. It was the president of Republic Studios, Herbert Yates, that engineered all his deferments. (And, this is America and I have every right to voice my 'lousy opinion.')

Jeff

Great man wonderful actor

Rosenna

JOHN WAYNE wearing his Easter bunny well on an episode of the classic TV comedy, Laugh-IN.

John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart in 'The Shootist.'

John Wayne greets Gloria Stewart, as Jimmy looks on.

MAUREEN O'HARA, JOHN WAYNE & YVONNE DE CARLO

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Yakima Canutt,
Unknown, John Wayne,
Glenn Strange

(L to R)
Pedro Armendáriz,
John Wayne,
Harry Carry, Jr

(L to R)
Irene Rich,
Gail Russell,
John Wayne

John Wayne with Victor McLaglen and Henry Fonda.

John Wayne Rossano Brazzi and Sophia Loren

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Shirley Jean Rickert, Sheila Terry,John Wayne

John Wayne with Victor McLaglen,Maureen O'Hara and J. Carrol Naish

John Wayne with With George Plimpton (L)

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John Carradine, Louise Platt, John Wayn

John Wayne with Donald Meek, Andy Devine,Claire Trevor,
George Bancroft,Louise Platt, Tim Holt,John Carradine,
Berton Churchill,Tom Tyler and Thomas Mitchell

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Claire Trevor,
John Wayne, Andy
Devine, John Carradine,
Louise Platt,
Thomas Mitchell,
Berton Churchill,
Donald Meek,
George Bancroft

JOHN WAYNE, PAULETTE GODDARD & RAY MILLAND

John Wayne and Robert Mitchum are visited by their respective mothers, Molly and Ann, on the El Dorado location in Tucson, Arizona.

Henry Fonda, John Wayne, John Agar and Shirley Temple
Fort Apache (1948)

John Wayne 05.26.1907 - 06.11.1979 (72 years old)

This actor appeared in the following radio shows

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