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John Wayne Wasn't Going To Let His Age Hold Back His Stunt Work On Big Jake
By Travis Yates
Even though Wayne's career was winding down by the time Big Jake was filmed, it didn't stop The Duke from doing most of his own stunt work.
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John Wayne Fought A Constant Battle Behind The Scenes Of The Shootist
By Anthony Crislip
The Shootist is a touching elegy to a long-gone version of the Old Wes
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True Grit's TV Rights Sparked A Legal Battle With John Wayne
By Travis Yates
True Grit would win John Wayne his first Oscar, thus making the film much more valuable when it came to selling the TV rights.
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John Wayne Wasn't Going To Let A Stuntman Be The Last Thing True Grit Audiences See
By Jeremy Smith
Chuck Roberson was John Wayne's longtime stunt double, but one pivotal moment in True Grit was all Duke.
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Going Outside Of His 'Image' Gave John Wayne His Favorite Performance Of His Career
By Jeremy Smith
As director John Ford said of his frequent leading man: 'I didn't know the big son of a b**** could act.'
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Why John Wayne And John Ford Briefly Clashed On The Set Of Stagecoach
By Joe Roberts
John Wayne butted heads with John Ford during production on Stagecoach, but that was seemingly all part of the legendary director's plan for the actor.
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The Movie Stunt That Almost Killed John Wayne Before His Rise To Fame
By Joe Roberts
John Wayne nearly died while making a biblical epic. He survived, but the stunt claimed multiple lives and resulted in many injuries.
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John Wayne Named His Son After His Most Iconic Western Character
By Jeremy Smith
John Ford's The Searchers is widely considered one of the best Westerns ever made, and John Wayne even named his son after his character in the movie.
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John Wayne Broke One Of His Biggest Rules For This Movie
By Joe Roberts
John Wayne had a rule for the characters he played that he ended up breaking for the gritty 1974 Dirty Harry knock-off McQ.
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Big Jake Could Have Been A Team Up Between A Young Jeff Bridges And John Wayne
By Jeremy Smith
A new legend and an older legend almost crossed paths in a non-legendary movie.
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How John Wayne Got His Name (And The Duke Nickname)
By Joe Roberts
John Wayne was not born John Wayne. Here's how the legendary actor got his stage name, as well as his famous nickname Duke.
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Becoming A Producer Brought Big Changes To The Way John Wayne Approached His Films
By Jeremy Smith
Wayne made plenty of red-blooded, patriotic films, but it says something that the first film he produced was the pacifistic Angel and the Badman.
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John Wayne Only Directed Two Movies In His Career (And They're Both War Stories)
By Jeremy Smith
Western film icon John Wayne was an incredibly prolific actor, but he only tried his hand at directing twice and wound up telling war stories both times.
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John Wayne Had One Unique Condition For His Last Western
By Rusteen Honardoost
Knowing The Shootist would be his last film, John Wayne insisted on an unusual condition that would ensure the Western honored more than just him.
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How Gary Cooper Indirectly Gave John Wayne His First Big Hollywood Break
By Jeremy Smith
When Gary Cooper said no, a young man named Marion Morrison said yes.
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John Wayne Started His Career In Show Business By (Literally) Knocking Over John Ford
By Anthony Crislip
A macho hazing ritual.
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The 27 Best John Wayne Films, Ranked
By Jack Hawkins
With his distinctive gait, easy drawl, and tough morality, John Wayne is both a Hollywood icon and the star of these classic films.
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How John Wayne Helped Revolutionize The Art Of On-Screen Fighting
By Drew Tinnin
Working with director Robert Bradbury, The Duke found a much safer way to shoot a realistic fight scene.
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John Wayne Considered Working With John Huston One Of The Biggest Mistake Of His Career
By Shae Sennett
'I was in too deep to get out.'
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John Wayne Saved His Young Co-Star From The Wrath Of John Ford On The Set Of Fort Apache
By Jeremy Smith
John Wayne knew exactly how John Ford operated, so he helped an inexperienced John Agar deal with him.
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John Wayne Considered True Grit To Be His 'First Decent Role In 20 Years'
By Jeremy Smith
Rooster Cogburn is obviously great, but we have a bit of a bone to pick with Mr. Wayne about the timeline here.
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What Made John Ford So Special, According To John Wayne
By Joe Roberts
John Wayne and John Ford made a lot of movies together, and while their working relationship could be contentious, Wayne's respect for Ford was genuine.
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Warner Bros. Playing Financial Games With Films Goes Back To The Days Of John Wayne
By Jeremy Smith
'I still don't know, and I don't think anybody else does, how they do it.'
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Jeff Bridges Dangerously One-Upped John Wayne In One Of True Grit's Best Scenes
By Debopriyaa Dutta
Unlike John Wayne, Jeff Bridges performed True Grit's famous climactic action scene for real in the Coen Brothers' version of the Western.
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John Wayne Could Have Cost Harrison Ford His Chance To Work With Gene Wilder On The Frisco Kid
By Jeremy Smith
Ford battled Wayne for the part and won, though Wayne's presence was still felt on set.
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John Wayne Only Made One Horror Movie In His Entire Career
By Joe Roberts
John Wayne not only starred in his lone horror movie early on in his career, but it was also a remake that helped establish his leading man chops.
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John Wayne Named These Three Roles As His Favorite To Play
By Jeremy Smith
John Wayne's three favorite movie roles - which he revealed on the Phil Donahue Show in 1976 - may surprise you.
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John Wayne's Attempt To Break Out Of Westerns Led To One Of The Lowest Points In His Career
By Travis Yates
'In six months exhibitors wouldn't touch a John Wayne [movie] with a 10-foot pole.'
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John Wayne Broke One Of His Biggest Rules For This Iconic Dennis Hopper Western
By Joe Roberts
John Wayne usually followed a list of rules for his films, but for True Grit, which featured a young Dennis Hopper, he decided to break one.
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Casting John Wayne Led To Some Strict Rules On The Set Of True Grit
By Jeremy Smith
You couldn't talk about two things on the set of John Wayne's Oscar-winning film.
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