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John Wayne

• Birth Name Marion Robert Morrison
• Nickname Duke
  JW (family nickname)
  
• Biography John Wayne (born Marion Morrison) was the son of pharmacist Clyde Morrison and his wife Mary. Clyde developed a lung condition that required him to move his family from Iowa to the warmer climate of s...
  
• Write biography Ed Stephan
  
• Spouse 'Josephine Alicia Saenz' (24 June 1933 - 25 December 1945) (divorced); 4 children
  Esperanza Baur (17 January 1946 - 1 November 1954) (divorced)
  Pilar Wayne (1 November 1954 - 11 June 1979) (his death); 3 children
  
• Trade Mark Westerns.
  Slow talk and deep voice.
  War movies.
  
• Other Work (1970s) Regional TV commercial: Great Western Savings Bank.
  (1970s) Spoken word album: "America, Why I Love Her".
  (1999) TV commercial (in computerized, virtual image): Coors Beer.
  (c. 1964) Intermission (PSA): Will Rogers Foundation.
  (1966) TV commercial (political ad): Ronald Reagan (I) for California governor.
  (1977) TV commercial: Datril headache relief medication
  
• Biography print Aissa Wayne with Steve Delsohn. _John Wayne My Father._ New York:Random House, 1991.ISBN 0394587081
  Garry Wills. _John Wayne's America._ New York: Simon & Schuster, 1997.
  Pilar Wayne. _John Wayne: My Life with the Duke._ New York: McGraw-Hill, 1987.
  Dan Clark, with Christopher Andersen (I). _John Wayne's "The Alamo"._Midwest Publishers, 1994.
  Mark Ricci (I). _The Complete Films of John Wayne._ New York: CitadelPress, 1995.
  Lee Pfeiffer. _The John Wayne Scrapbook._ New York: CitadelPress, 1994.
  
• Salary The Hurricane Express (1932): $675.00
  _Shadow of the Eagle (1932)_: $675.00
  Fort Apache (1948): $110,000.00
  The Longest Day (1962): $250,000.00
  The Green Berets (1968): $1,000,000.00
  Stagecoach (1939): $3,700.00
  Hellfighters (1968): $1,000,000.00
  The Barbarian and the Geisha (1958): $700,000.00
  Reap the Wild Wind (1942): $25,000.00
  Without Reservations (1946): $68,000.00
  Flying Leathernecks (1951): $300,000.00
  Rio Bravo (1959): $750,000.00
  Idol of the Crowds (1937): $6,000.00
  Adventure's End (1937): $6,000.00
  _Voice of Hollywood No. 13, The (1932)_: $200.00
  _California Straight Ahead (1937)_: $6,000.00
  I Cover the War (1937): $6,000.00
  Sea Spoilers (1936): $6,000.00
  Baby Face (1933): $1,500.00
  The Life of Jimmy Dolan (1933): $1,500.00
  _Man From Monterey, The (1933)_: $1,500.00
  Westward Ho (1935): $6,000.00
  The Telegraph Trail (1933): $1,500.00
  The Big Stampede (1932): $1,500.00
  Somewhere in Sonora (1933): $1,500.00
  Haunted Gold (1932): $1,500.00
  Ride Him, Cowboy (1932): $1,500.00
  Rio Lobo (1970): $1,000,000.00
  The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965): $250,000.00
  The Shootist (1976): $750,000.00
  Brannigan (1975): $500,000.00
  
• Interview "Playboy" (USA), January 1989, Vol. 36, Iss. 1, pg. 205+278, by: Richard Warren Lewis, "The Playboy Interview: John Wayne (re-print)"
  "Time magazine" (USA), 3 March 1952, pg. 64-69, "The Wages of Virtue"
  
• Cover Photo "Photoplay" (USA), July 1979, Vol. 93, Iss. 5
  "Esquire" (USA), June 1973
  "Life" (USA), 28 January 1972
  "Photoplay Film Monthly" (UK), July 1970
  "GAY" (USA), 1970, Vol. 1, Iss. 6
  "Life" (USA), 11 July 1969
  
• Biographical movie John Wayne on Film (1998) (V)
  The John Wayne Anthology (1991) (TV)
  John Wayne the Duke Lives On: A Tribute (1980) (V)
  John Wayne: Bigger Than Life (1990)
  John Ford and John Wayne (2002) (TV)
  "American Masters" (1983) {John Ford/John Wayne: The Filmmaker and the Legend}
  
• Filmography

  Pure in Heart: The Life and Legacy of Lon Chaney Jr. (2010) (V) Documentary

  Stagecoach (1939) Western

  The Big Trail (1930) Western

  "Live from Studio Five" (2009) {(#1.129)}

  1939: Hollywood's Greatest Year (2009) (TV) Documentary

  Bardelys the Magnificent (1926) Romance

  Comic Relief 2009 (2009) (TV) Comedy

  Seven Sinners (1940) Romance

  Texas Terror (1935) Western

  The Night Riders (1939) History