John Wayne
John Wayne , born Marion Robert Morrison the May 26th 1907 with Winterset (Iowa, the United States of America and deceased the June 11th 1979 with Los Angeles (the United States of America), was a Acteur, producing Réalisateur and American, which played in many westerns, police films, films of war and some comedies romantic. Symbol of a certain virility and American icon, it was called “The Duke”.
Youth of John Wayne
After the birth of his/her Robert younger brother, his parents changed his identity into Marion Mitchell Morrison . However John Wayne often affirmed that its true name would have been Marion Michael Morrison .Born in a modest family and presbytérienne, her father is Clyde Leonard Morrison, of ascent Irish E and Scottish E and wire of a veteran of the American Civil War. His/her mother is Mary Alberta Brown, of Irish origin.
The family settles in California in Glendale in 1911. As of this time, John Wayne is called “Big Duke” in reference to his dog, “Little Duke”, which it took along everywhere with him.
Its youth is marked by a certain poverty. At the school, it belongs to the good pupils. He becomes a star of Football of his college and is recruited, under the sporting purses, by the the University of California of the South where he joined a fraternity, Sigma Chi. He also plays in the football team but a wound causes the premature end of its sporting career and its school Bourse makes him lose. It is then obliged to put an end to its studies for financial reasons.
During its academic years, it had started to work for local movie studios. During a job of summer, it becomes acquainted with John Ford with which will bind a great friendship during its whole life. Thus it appears for the first time at the cinema with its football team in the film Maker off Men (1930). With the credits, John Wayne is still credited under his name with Marion Morrison.
Artistic career
He occupies a particular position in the Pantheon of the stars of Hollywood to have interpreted one role in 175 films with the credits of which he appears, but to have made of it a Mythe and universally accessible Archétype: that of the hero who never dies, with the reassuring presence, independent, solid against any test, with a charisma of chief, unquestionable of his ideas without never calling them in question and without the situation never giving him wrong. It can make use of its fists and its weapons but to only defend oneself, except when it is about a good collective brawl. It is in extreme cases of the Machisme but intimidated and badly at ease in front of the women. This single character always places good side, even if it is not necessarily first of all committed there.Some films emblematic, pertaining to the anthology of the cinema: the fantastic Ride , the Man who killed Liberty Valance , Rio Bravo , the quiet Man .
John Wayne was known for his patriotic opinions, anticommunists and preserving. Star of the Republican party, it implied himself in the creation of “Motion Picture Alliance for the Preservation off American Ideals”, an American association of cinema preserving. While being made declare inapt during the Second world war, it cosigne, in 1968, with green Berets the only American film openly pro-war of Vietnam.
In 1964, one diagnoses at Wayne a Lung cancer. Rumors affirm that the person in charge of this cancer was the nuclear site of Flat Yucca, near to the plate of cinema during turning of the film the Conqueror (91 of the 220 people having taken part in turning developed a cancer and 46 died about it, in the thirty years which followed). John Wayne thought, him, which the person in charge was the three cigarette packs that he smoked per day.
In 1964, it still supports the candidature of Barry Goldwater for the presidency of the United States and in 1968, is approximate to be itself the candidate of the Republican party. It declined the proposal with the pretext which it did not think that the public could send an actor to the White House. It was even approximate to be the fellow candidate of the candidate Dixiecrat George Wallace. It did not take action pursuant. John Wayne was however a burning support of his friend, the actor Ronald Reagan at the time of his candidatures for the post of governor of California in 1966 and 1970.
After still some films with beginning of the year 70, he dies finally of a cancer of the stomach on June 11th, 1979 1. He is buried with the cemetery of Pacific View in Corona del Mar.
Selective catalog of films
- 1929 : Speakeasy of Benjamin Stoloff
- 1930: the Track of the giants ( The Big Trail ) of Raoul Walsh
- 1933: Justice for innocent a alias a dirty friendship ( Sagebrush Trail ) of Armand Schaeffer
- 1933: Riders of the Destiny alias the Knight of the Destiny ( Riders off Destiny ) of Robert NR. Bradbury
- 1933: Liliane ( Baby Face ) of Alfred E. Green
- 1934: lucky Texan alias the Mine of Texan ( The Lucky Texan ) of Robert NR. Bradbury
- 1934: In the West of the Mountains ( West off the Divide ) of Robert NR. Bradbury
- 1934: the Territory without law ( The Lawless Frontier ) of Robert NR. Bradbury
- 1934: Under the sun of Arizona ( Neath the Arizona Ski ) of Harry L. Fraser
- 1934: the Rider of the paddle ( The Dawn To wrinkle ) Robert NR. Bradbury
- 1934: Panic with Yucca City ( Blue Steel ) of Robert NR. Bradbury
- 1934: the Man of Utah ( The Man From Utah ) of Robert NR. Bradbury
- 1934: Elixir of Doctor Carter ( Paradise Canyon ) of Carl Pierson
- 1934: the Gold mine Lost ( The Trail Beyond ) of Robert NR. Bradbury
- 1936: Pirates of the sea ( Sea Spoilers ) of Frank R. Strayer
- 1939: the First rebel ( Allegheny Uprising ) of William A. Seiter
- 1939: the fantastic Ride ( Stagecoach ) of John Ford
- 1939: Wyoming Outlaw of George Sherman
- 1939: New Frontier of George Sherman
- 1940: the black Squadron ( Dark Command ) of Raoul Walsh
- 1940: Uprooted the ( Three Faces West ) of Bernard Vorhaus
- 1940: Men of the sea ( The Long voyage Home ) of John Ford
- 1940: the House of the seven sins ( Seven Sinners ) of Tay Garnett
- 1941: the Girl of the sin ( Lady from Louisiana ) of Bernard Vorhaus
- 1941: the Return of the outlaw ( The Sheperd off the Hills ) of Henry Hathaway
- 1942: Lady for has Night Leigh Jason
- 1942: Naufrageurs of the South Seas ( Reap the Wild Wind ) of Cecil B. DeMille
- 1942: the Scummers ( The Spoilers ) of Ray Enright
- 1942: flying Tigers ( Flying Tigers ) of David Miller
- 1942: Pittsburgh of Lewis Seiler
- 1942: Sacramento ( In Old California ) of William C. McGann
- 1943: the Girl and her cowboy ( has Takes Lady has Chance ) William A. Seiter
- 1943: bloody Rush ( In Old Oklahoma ) of Albert S. Rogell
- 1944: Alarm with the navy ( The Fighting Seabees ) of Edward Ludwig
- 1944: the Amazon with the green eyes ( Tall in the Saddle ) of Edwin L. Marine
- 1945: Return to Philippines ( Back to Bataan ) of Edward Dmytryk
- 1945: the Beautiful one of San Francisco ( Flame off Barbary Coast ) of Joseph Kane
- 1945: Sacrificed the ( They Were Expendable ) of John Ford
- 1945: the Woman of the pioneer ( Dakota ) of Joseph Kane
- 1946: New York-Los Angeles ( Without Reservations ) of Mervyn LeRoy
- 1946: Serves Command Colbert Clark and Armand Schaefer
- 1947: the Angel and the bad lot alias the Angel and the evil ( Angel and the Badman ) of James Edward Grant
- 1947: Taikoun ( Tycoon ) of Richard Wallace
- 1948: the Massacre of Strong Apache ( Strong Apache ) of John Ford
- 1948: the red River ( Red To rivet ) Howard Hawks and Arthur Rosson
- 1948: the Son of the desert ( Three Godfathers ) of John Ford
- 1948: the Alarm clock of the red witch ( Wake off the Red Witch ) of Edward Ludwig
- 1949: the Brawler of Kentucky ( The Fighting Kentuckian ) of George Waggner
- 1949: the heroic Load ( She Wore has Yellow Ribbon ) John Ford
- 1949: Iwo Jima ( Sands off Iwo Jima ) of Allan Dwan
- 1950: Rio Grande ( Sounds off the pioneers ) of John Ford
- 1951: Operation in the Pacific ( Operation Pacific ) of George Waggner
- 1951: Devils of Guadalcanal ( Flying Leathernecks ) of Nicholas Ray
- 1952: the quiet Man ( Calm The Man ) of John Ford
- 1953: Big Jim McLain of Edward Ludwig
- 1953: the Man of good will ( Disorder Along the Way ) of Michael Curtiz
- 1953: Adventure in the Far North ( Island in the Sky ) of William A. Wellman
- 1953: Hondo, the man of the desert ( Hondo ) of John Farrow
- 1954: Writes in the sky ( The High and the Mighty ) of William A. Wellman
- 1955: the Fox of the oceans ( The Sea Drives out ) John Farrow
- 1955: the bloody Alley ( Blood Alley ) of William A. Wellman
- 1956: the Conqueror ( The Conqueror ) of Dick Powell
- 1956: the Captive one of the desert ( The Searchers ) of John Ford
- 1957: the eagle flies to the sun ( The Wings off Eagles ) of John Ford
- 1957: the spies have fun ( Jet Pile ) of Josef von Sternberg
- 1957: the City disappeared ( Legend off the Lost ) from Henry Hathaway
- 1958: the Barbarian and the geisha ( The Barbarian and the Geisha ) of John Huston
- 1959: Rio Cheer of Howard Hawks
- 1959: the Riders ( The Horse Soldiers ) of John Ford
- 1960: Alamo ( The Alamo ) of John Wayne
- 1960: Large Sam ( North to Alaska ) of Henry Hathaway
- 1961: Comancheros ( The Comancheros ) of Michael Curtiz
- 1962: the Man who killed Liberty Valance ( The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance ) of John Ford
- 1962: Hatari! of Howard Hawks
- 1962: the longest Day ( The Longest Day ) of Ken Annakin and Andrew Marton
- 1962: the Conquest of the West ( How The West Was Won ) of John Ford and Henry Hathaway
- 1963: Large McLintock ( McLintock! ) of Andrew V. McLaglen
- 1963: the Tavern of the Irishman ( Donovan' S Reef ) of John Ford
- 1964: the largest circus of the world ( Circus World ) of Henry Hathaway
- 1965: greatest history ever told ( The Greatest Story Ever Told ) of George Stevens
- 1965: First victory ( In Harm' S Way ) of Otto Preminger
- 1965: Four wire of Katie Elder ( The Sounds off Katie Elder ) of Henry Hathaway
- 1966: Shade of a giant ( Cast has Giant Shadow ) Melville Shavelson
- 1966: El Dorado ( El Dorado ) of Howard Hawks
- 1967: the Caravan of fire ( The War Coach ) of Burt Kennedy
- 1968: green Berets ( The Green Berets ) of Ray Kellogg and John Wayne
- 1969: Hot fires ( Hell fighters ) of Andrew V. McLaglen
- 1969: Hundred dollars for a sheriff ( True Grit ) of Henry Hathaway
- 1969: Giants of the West ( The Undefeated ) of Andrew V. McLaglen
- 1970: Chisum ( Chisum ) of Andrew V. McLaglen
- 1970: Rio Lobo of Howard Hawks
- 1971: Big Jake of George Sherman and John Wayne
- 1972: the Cowboys ( The Cowboys ) of Mark Rydell
- 1973: Robbers of train ( The Train Robbers ) of Burt Kennedy
- 1973: Cords of the bracket ( Cahill U.S. Marshall ) of Andrew V. McLaglen
- 1974: a silencer at the end of the gun ( McQ ) of John Sturges
- 1975: Brannigan of Douglas Hickox
- 1975: a bible and a rifle ( Rooster Cogburn ) of Stuart Millar
- 1976: the Last of the giants ( The Shootist ) of Gift Siegel
French voices of John Wayne
See also: John Wayne: List French voices
Internal bond
The airport of the County of Orange, in California, bears its name (Aéroport John-Wayne).
External bonds
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John Wayne, the last of the giants
- John Wayne Institute Cancer (in English)
- Wayne Enterprises
- Card IMDb
- Biography on Western Movies
- the film '' the Angel and the evil '' (1947) in its original version on the site of Internet Files.
- a site on the turning of the '' Conquérant ''
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