Director Raoul Walsh suggested the name of John Wayne to Fox Film Corporation Executive Winfield Sheehan. Walsh had originally put forward the name Anthony Wayne, but this was rejected by Sheehan.
He was given the lead role as a tough-guy trail boss in the major 1930 western, The Big Trail . Not surprisingly, director Raoul Walsh felt "Marion Morrison" would not be a good marquee name for that character. Walsh thus suggested "Anthony Wayne" -- a famous American general -- as a stage name. Producer Winfield Sheehan felt that the name "Anthony" was "too Italian," and so Walsh decided on "John."
Shepherd of the hills in 1942
Movie actor, John Wayne, is dead.
No
No John Wayne never was in a movies with Marilyn monrol
In 5the movie "Blood Alley" John Wayne named a rooster . What did he call it?
Shepherd of the hills in 1942
Movie actor, John Wayne, is dead.
John Wayne introduced the first episode of gunsmoke.
No
No John Wayne never was in a movies with Marilyn monrol
I don't think Dylan was ever in a Wayne movie but he did sing the title song for Wayne's movie The Alamo.
In 5the movie "Blood Alley" John Wayne named a rooster . What did he call it?
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The Alamo was released October 24th, 1960
John Wayne's first movie appearance was not in a western. He is first seen in the movie "Brown of Harvard" in 1926; in which he plays a football player and has no speaking part. His first Western role was in "The Big Trail" (1930) but his breakout role was nine years later in John Ford's "Stagecoach" (1939), the movie which made him a box-office star. When the TV series "Gunsmoke" premiered on TV in 1955, Wayne introduced James Arness in the starring role. (see related link)
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Wayne was six feet four inches.