Tag: The Duke
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From B-Movies to the Open Sea: John Wayne’s Journey from Poverty Row to ‘The Long Voyage Home’
John Wayne had finally broken free of Poverty Row B-flicks as the lead of John Ford’s classic Western “Stagecoach” when he jockeyed for the lead in the filmmakers 1940 seafaring drama “The Long Voyage Home.” Like “Stagecoach,” this World War II-set yarn about a tramp steamer wending its way from the West Indies to Baltimore…
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The Ultimate Quote: Discovering John Wayne’s Most Memorable Line on the Silver Screen
The one quote so many people think about strangely, however, the Duke never actually said his most famous catchphrase: “Get off your horse and drink your milk!” which was supposed to be in the 1972 film The Cowboys. Yet many people watched the film all the way through and studied every scene in minute detail…
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From True Grit Triumph to Childhood Nickname: John Wayne’s Journey Unveiled
This may come as quite a shock, so sit down, grab a hot brew and brace yourself. John Wayne’s real name isn’t John Wayne. In fact, to go a few steps further, the same goes for the likes of Jamie Foxx, Brad Pitt, Natalie Portman, Whoopi Goldberg and Joaquin Phoenix, with each one choosing to…
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The Untold Story Behind ‘High Plains Drifter’ Sparks a Legendary Clash Between John Wayne and Clint Eastwood
It’s well-known that John Wayne seemed to hate almost every actor other than himself, but there were a few figures within the film industry with whom The Duke had serious and bitter feuds. Most notably, Wayne held a particular distaste for Clint Eastwood, the western movie icon who looked to take Wayne’s position as the…
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Beyond the Sunset: John Wayne’s Emotional Swan Song in ‘The Shootist’ and Timeless Quotes to Remember
Discovering and sharing John Wayne’s iconic quotes from “The Shootist” is a journey into the heart of timeless wisdom and cinematic brilliance. As we delve into this collection of motivational and famous quotes, we find ourselves captivated by the rugged charm and profound insights that defined John Wayne’s character in this classic Western film. “The…
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John Wayne’S Last 15 Years Marked By Battles Against Illness—A Poignant Hollywood Tale
The Academy Award winner, for his role in True Grit (1969), was born as Marion Robert Morrison, in Iowa, in 1907. Appearing in nearly 250 film productions, John Wayne was a superstar of his time. While his acting career went from strength to strength, his health deteriorated throughout the years. In September 1964, at the…
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Despite A Torn Ligament And Three Broken Ribs, John Wayne Pushes Through The Pain, Determined Not To Let His Fans Down
John Wayne’s career in Hollywood and the Golden Age of Cinema continues to fascinate and excite fans and critics the world over, with his films regularly replayed over and over again. Thanks to a staggering collection of more than 170 films and TV show appearances, Wayne fans are able to get their fix. Among the…
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John Wayne’s Unconventional Advice to Michael Caine – ‘Talk Low, Talk Slow, and Thrive
Michael Caine is undoubtedly among the most celebrated actors living today, known for his unforgettable work in various projects such as Dressed to Kill and The Dark Knight Trilogy among many others. Even in recent years, Caine has continued to appear in films like Tenet and has not announced his retirement yet.Born in London, Caine…
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Admitted to Hospital for Intestinal Obstruction Removal: John Wayne’s Final Hospitalization and Cancer’s Grim Return
JOHN WAYNE, born Marion Michael Morrison, was a Western megastar. While making at least 74 films, it was in 1964, when appearing in Circus World, when he first learned of his tumour. A heavy smoker, John Wayne – nicknamed the Duke – received a lung cancer diagnosis when he was 57; he then had his…
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“I Got A 60-Year-Old Saddle That Looks Better Than You Do.” – John Wayne’S Brutal Quip At Dean Martin Comparing Him To A Worn Saddle
Nicknamed The Duke, Wayne is one of Hollywood’s most enduring stars, and thanks to his turn in the 1969 flick True Grit, became an Oscar winner, collecting the Best Actor gong. He and Martin starred in one of the pair’s most cherished films, 1959’s Rio Bravo, which helped cement their status among the industry’s elite.…