John Wayne: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon ‘set feud led to Western’s most iconic scene’
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John Wayne Was Nearly Stomped to Death by Horses on ‘She Wore a Yellow Ribbon’ Set
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How John Ford’s Fort Apache Saved John Wayne’s Flagging Film Career
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Casting John Wayne In Red River Saved Howard Hawks From A Behind-The-Scenes Crisis
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John Wayne Said the ‘Best’ Advice He Ever Got Was to Keep Working on Bad Movies
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This Classic Is the Closing Chapter in the Golden Age of Westerns
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John Wayne: How One Stunt Nearly Killed the Duke
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John Wayne Hated to Watch Himself in Movies Until He Mastered His Iconic Walk
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John Wayne Was ‘Disappointed’ He Didn’t Get an Oscar Nomination For His ‘Best Achievement’
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The Searchers Theory: John Wayne’s Ethan Is Really Debbie’s Father
Advertisement The Searchers is a classic 1956 Western starring John Wayne, and there’s a popular theory his character is really …