List Of All John Wayne Movies
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Here is the list of all John Wayne movies.
John Wayne was an American actor, director, and producer who became a Hollywood legend and cultural icon. Born Marion Robert Morrison on May 26, 1907, in Winterset, Iowa, Wayne began his acting career in the 1920s with small roles in silent films. He gained fame for his work in Westerns, starting with "Stagecoach" in 1939, which marked the beginning of his collaboration with director John Ford.
Wayne became known for his rugged masculinity and tough-guy persona, often playing cowboys, soldiers, and lawmen in films such as "The Searchers" (1956), "Rio Bravo" (1959), and "True Grit" (1969), for which he won an Academy Award for Best Actor.
Wayne was also a director and producer, founding his own production company, Batjac Productions, in 1952. He directed and starred in several films, including "The Alamo" (1960) and "The Green Berets" (1968), which were both critical and commercial successes.
Wayne's career spanned over five decades, and he appeared in more than 170 films. He was known for his work ethic, professionalism, and commitment to his craft. Wayne was also a staunch conservative and a vocal supporter of the military and law enforcement. He was a supporter of the Vietnam War and visited troops in Vietnam several times during the conflict.
Despite his success as an actor, Wayne was not without controversy. His portrayal of Native Americans and other minority groups has been criticized for perpetuating negative stereotypes. He also made controversial statements regarding race and politics throughout his career.
Wayne was diagnosed with stomach cancer in 1964 and underwent surgery, but the cancer returned in 1978 and he died on June 11 of that year at the age of 72.
Despite his flaws, John Wayne's impact on American culture and the entertainment industry cannot be denied. He was a larger-than-life figure who embodied the ideals of the American West and the American Dream. His films continue to be beloved by audiences around the world, and his legacy as an actor and filmmaker remains strong to this day.
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John Wayne was an American actor, director, and producer who became a Hollywood legend and cultural icon. Born Marion Robert Morrison on May 26, 1907, in Winterset, Iowa, Wayne began his acting career in the 1920s with small roles in silent films. He gained fame for his work in Westerns, starting with "Stagecoach" in 1939, which marked the beginning of his collaboration with director John Ford.
Wayne became known for his rugged masculinity and tough-guy persona, often playing cowboys, soldiers, and lawmen in films such as "The Searchers" (1956), "Rio Bravo" (1959), and "True Grit" (1969), for which he won an Academy Award for Best Actor.
Wayne was also a director and producer, founding his own production company, Batjac Productions, in 1952. He directed and starred in several films, including "The Alamo" (1960) and "The Green Berets" (1968), which were both critical and commercial successes.
Wayne's career spanned over five decades, and he appeared in more than 170 films. He was known for his work ethic, professionalism, and commitment to his craft. Wayne was also a staunch conservative and a vocal supporter of the military and law enforcement. He was a supporter of the Vietnam War and visited troops in Vietnam several times during the conflict.
Despite his success as an actor, Wayne was not without controversy. His portrayal of Native Americans and other minority groups has been criticized for perpetuating negative stereotypes. He also made controversial statements regarding race and politics throughout his career.
Wayne was diagnosed with stomach cancer in 1964 and underwent surgery, but the cancer returned in 1978 and he died on June 11 of that year at the age of 72.
Despite his flaws, John Wayne's impact on American culture and the entertainment industry cannot be denied. He was a larger-than-life figure who embodied the ideals of the American West and the American Dream. His films continue to be beloved by audiences around the world, and his legacy as an actor and filmmaker remains strong to this day.
List of all John Wayne movies
Year | Title | Role | Director | Notes | |
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1926 | Brown of Harvard | Yale Football Player | Jack Conway | Uncredited | |
1926 | Bardelys the Magnificent | Guard | King Vidor | Uncredited | |
1926 | The Great K & A Train Robbery | Extra | Lewis Seiler | Uncredited | |
1927 | Annie Laurie | Extra | John S. Robertson | Uncredited | |
1927 | The Draw-Back | Opposing Football Player | Norman Taurog | Short film; uncredited | |
1927 | The Drop Kick | Football Player / Extra in Stands | Millard Webb | Uncredited; aka Glitter (UK title) | |
1927 | Seeing Stars | Tall Boy | Stephen Roberts | Short film; uncredited | |
1928 | Mother Machree | Extra | John Ford | Uncredited | |
1928 | Four Sons | Officer | John Ford | Uncredited | |
1928 | Hangman's House | Horse Race Spectator / Condemned Man in Flashback | John Ford | Uncredited | |
1928 | A Home-Made Man | Man on Stool | Norman Taurog | Short film; uncredited | |
1928 | Noah's Ark | Flood extra | Michael Curtiz | Uncredited | |
1929 | Speakeasy | Extra | Benjamin Stoloff | Uncredited | |
1929 | The Black Watch | 42nd Highlander | John Ford | Uncredited | |
1929 | Words and Music | Pete Donahue | James Tinling | Credited as Duke Morrison | |
1929 | Salute | Midshipman Bill | John Ford | ||
1929 | The Forward Pass | Football Player | Eddie Cline | Uncredited | |
1930 | Men Without Women | Radioman on Surface | John Ford | Uncredited | |
1930 | Born Reckless | Extra | John Ford Andrew Bennison |
Uncredited | |
1930 | Rough Romance | Lumberjack | A.F. Erickson | Uncredited | |
1930 | Cheer Up and Smile | Roy | Sidney Lanfield | Uncredited | |
1930 | The Big Trail | Breck Coleman | Raoul Walsh | Wayne's first starring role | |
1931 | Girls Demand Excitement | Peter Brooks | Seymour Felix | ||
1931 | Three Girls Lost | Gordon Wales | Sidney Lanfield | ||
1931 | Arizona | Lt. Bob Denton | George B. Seitz | aka Men Are Like That and The Virtuous Wife (UK title) | |
1931 | The Deceiver | Richard Thorpe as a corpse | Louis King | ||
1931 | The Range Feud | Clint Turner | D. Ross Lederman | ||
1931 | Maker of Men | Dusty Rhodes | Edward Sedgwick | ||
1932 | The Shadow of the Eagle | Craig McCoy | Ford Beebe | ||
1932 | Texas Cyclone | Steve Pickett | D. Ross Lederman | ||
1932 | Two-Fisted Law | Duke | D. Ross Lederman | ||
1932 | Lady and Gent | Buzz Kinney | Stephen Roberts | ||
1932 | The Hurricane Express | Larry Baker | Armand Schaefer J.P. McGowan |
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1932 | Ride Him, Cowboy | John Drury | Fred Allen | aka The Hawk (UK title) | |
1932 | That's My Boy | Taylor - Harvard Player | Roy William Neill | Uncredited | |
1932 | The Big Stampede | John Steele | Tenny Wright | ||
1932 | Haunted Gold | John Mason | Mack V. Wright | ||
1933 | The Telegraph Trail | John Trent | Tenny Wright | ||
1933 | The Three Musketeers | Tom Wayne | Armand Schaefer Colbert Clark |
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1933 | Central Airport | Co-Pilot in Wreck | William Wellman | Uncredited | |
1933 | Somewhere in Sonora | John Bishop | Mack V. Wright | ||
1933 | His Private Secretary | Dick Wallace | Philip H. Whitman | ||
1933 | The Life of Jimmy Dolan | Smith | Archie Mayo | aka The Kid's Last Fight (UK title) | |
1933 | Baby Face | Jimmy McCoy Jr. | Alfred E. Green | ||
1933 | The Man from Monterey | Captain John Holmes | Mack V. Wright | ||
1933 | Riders of Destiny | Singin' Sandy Saunders | R.N. Bradbury | ||
1933 | College Coach | Student Greeting Phil | William Wellman | Uncredited; aka Football Coach (UK title) | |
1933 | Sagebrush Trail | John Brant aka Smith | Armand Schaefer | aka An Innocent Man (UK title) | |
1934 | The Lucky Texan | Jerry Mason | R.N. Bradbury | aka Gold Strike River | |
1934 | West of the Divide | Ted Hayden posing as Gat Ganns | R.N. Bradbury | ||
1934 | Blue Steel | John Carruthers | R.N. Bradbury | aka Stolen Goods (UK title). | |
1934 | The Man from Utah | John Weston | R.N. Bradbury | ||
1934 | Randy Rides Alone | Randy Bowers | Harry L. Fraser | ||
1934 | The Star Packer | John Travers | R.N. Bradbury | ||
1934 | The Trail Beyond | Rod Drew | R.N. Bradbury | ||
1934 | The Lawless Frontier | John Tobin | R.N. Bradbury | ||
1934 | 'Neath the Arizona Skies | Chris Morrell | Harry Fraser | ||
1935 | Texas Terror | John Higgins | R.N. Bradbury | ||
1935 | Rainbow Valley | John Martin | R.N. Bradbury | ||
1935 | The Desert Trail | John Scott posing as John Jones | Lewis Collins | ||
1935 | The Dawn Rider | John Mason | R.N. Bradbury | aka Cold Vengeance | |
1935 | Paradise Canyon | John Wyatt posing as John Rogers | Carl Pierson | aka Guns Along The Trail | |
1935 | Westward Ho | John Wyatt aka John Allen | R.N. Bradbury | ||
1935 | The New Frontier | John Dawson | Carl Pierson | ||
1935 | Lawless Range | John Middleton | R.N. Bradbury | ||
1936 | The Oregon Trail | Capt. John Delmont | Scott Pembroke | A lost film; 40 stills were discovered in 2013 | |
1936 | The Lawless Nineties | John Tipton | Joseph Kane | ||
1936 | King of the Pecos | John Clayborn | Joseph Kane | ||
1936 | The Lonely Trail | Captain John Ashley | Joseph Kane | ||
1936 | Winds of the Wasteland | John Blair | Mack V. Wright | aka Stagecoach Run | |
1936 | Sea Spoilers | Bob Randall | Frank R. Strayer | ||
1936 | Conflict | Pat Glendon | David Howard | ||
1937 | California Straight Ahead! | Biff Smith | Arthur Lubin | ||
1937 | I Cover the War | Bob Adams | Arthur Lubin | ||
1937 | Idol of the Crowds | Johnny Hanson | Arthur Lubin | ||
1937 | Adventure's End | Duke Slade | Arthur Lubin | Considered a lost film, as no known prints exist | |
1937 | Born to the West | Dare Rudd | Charles Barton | aka Hell Town (reissue title) | |
1938 | Pals of the Saddle | Stoney Brooke | George Sherman | The first of eight films in the "Three Mesquiteers" series | |
1938 | Overland Stage Raiders | Stoney Brooke | George Sherman | ||
1938 | Santa Fe Stampede | Stoney Brooke | George Sherman | ||
1938 | Red River Range | Stoney Brooke | George Sherman | ||
1939 | Stagecoach | Ringo Kid | John Ford | ||
1939 | The Night Riders | Stoney Brooke | George Sherman | ||
1939 | Three Texas Steers | Stoney Brooke | George Sherman | aka Danger Rides the Range (UK title) | |
1939 | Wyoming Outlaw | Stoney Brooke | George Sherman | ||
1939 | New Frontier | Stoney Brooke | George Sherman | aka Frontier Horizon | |
1939 | Allegheny Uprising | Jim Smith | William A. Seiter | aka The First Rebel (UK title) | |
1940 | Dark Command | Bob Seton | Raoul Walsh | ||
1940 | Three Faces West | John Phillips | Bernard Vorhaus | ||
1940 | The Long Voyage Home | Olsen | John Ford | ||
1940 | Seven Sinners | Dan | Tay Garnett | aka Cafe of the Seven Sinners (UK re-issue title) | |
1941 | A Man Betrayed | Lynn Hollister | John H. Auer | aka Citadel of Crime (UK title) and Wheel of Fortune (TV title) | |
1941 | Lady from Louisiana | John Reynolds | Bernard Vorhaus | ||
1941 | The Shepherd of the Hills | Young Matt Matthews | Henry Hathaway | ||
1942 | Lady for a Night | Jack Morgan | Leigh Jason | ||
1942 | Reap the Wild Wind | Capt. Jack Stuart | Cecil B. DeMille | ||
1942 | The Spoilers | Roy Glennister | Ray Enright | ||
1942 | In Old California | Tom Craig | William C. McGann | ||
1942 | Flying Tigers | Capt. Jim Gordon | David Miller | ||
1942 | Reunion in France | Pat Talbot | Jules Dassin | aka Mademoiselle France (UK title) | |
1942 | Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh Markham | Lewis Seiler | ||
1943 | A Lady Takes a Chance | Duke Hudkins | William A. Seiter | ||
1943 | In Old Oklahoma | Daniel F. Somers | Al Rogell | aka War of the Wildcats (re-issue title) | |
1944 | The Fighting Seabees | Lt. Cmdr. Wedge Donovan | Edward Ludwig | ||
1944 | Tall in the Saddle | Rocklin | Edwin L. Marin | ||
1944 | Flame of Barbary Coast | Duke Fergus | Joseph Kane | ||
1945 | Back to Bataan | Col. Joseph Madden | Edward Dmytryk | ||
1945 | They Were Expendable | Lt. (J.G.) 'Rusty' Ryan | John Ford | ||
1945 | Dakota | John Devlin | Joseph Kane | ||
1946 | Without Reservations | Captain 'Rusty' Thomas | Mervyn LeRoy | ||
1947 | Angel and the Badman | Quirt Evans | James Edward Grant | Also producer | |
1947 | Tycoon | Johnny | Richard Wallace | ||
1948 | Red River | Thomas Dunson | Howard Hawks | ||
1948 | Fort Apache | Capt. Kirby York | John Ford | ||
1948 | 3 Godfathers | Robert Marmaduke Sangster Hightower | John Ford | ||
1948 | Wake of the Red Witch | Capt. Ralls | Edward Ludwig | ||
1949 | The Fighting Kentuckian | John Breen | George Waggner | ||
1949 | She Wore a Yellow Ribbon | Capt. Nathan Cutting Brittles | John Ford | ||
1949 | Sands of Iwo Jima | Sgt. John M. Stryker | Allan Dwan | ||
1950 | Rio Grande | Lt. Col. Kirby Yorke | John Ford | ||
1951 | Operation Pacific | Lt Cmdr. Duke E. Gifford | George Waggner | ||
1951 | Flying Leathernecks | Maj. Daniel Xavier Kirby | Nicholas Ray | ||
1952 | The Quiet Man | Sean Thornton | John Ford | Also second unit director (uncredited) | |
1952 | Big Jim McLain | Jim McLain | Edward Ludwig | Also producer | |
1953 | Trouble Along the Way | Steve Williams | Michael Curtiz | ||
1953 | Island in the Sky | Capt. Dooley | William A. Wellman | Also producer | |
1953 | Hondo | Hondo Lane | John Farrow | Also producer | |
1954 | The High and the Mighty | Dan Roman | William A. Wellman | ||
1955 | The Sea Chase | Capt. Karl Ehrlich | John Farrow | ||
1955 | Screen Directors Playhouse | Mike Cronin | John Ford | TV series (Episode: "Rookie of the Year") | |
1955 | Blood Alley | Capt. Tom Wilder | William A. Wellman | Also producer | |
1956 | The Conqueror | Temüjin | Dick Powell | ||
1956 | The Searchers | Ethan Edwards | John Ford | ||
1957 | The Wings of Eagles | Frank W. 'Spig' Wead | John Ford | ||
1957 | Jet Pilot | Col. Jim Shannon | Josef von Sternberg | ||
1957 | Legend of the Lost | Joe January | Henry Hathaway | ||
1958 | The Barbarian and the Geisha | Townsend Harris | John Huston | ||
1959 | Rio Bravo | Sheriff John T. Chance | Howard Hawks | ||
1959 | The Horse Soldiers | Col. John Marlowe | John Ford | ||
1960 | The Alamo | Col. Davy Crockett | Himself | Also director and producer | |
1960 | North to Alaska | Sam McCord | Henry Hathaway | ||
1960 | Wagon Train | Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman | John Ford | TV series (Episode: "The Colter Craven Story") | |
1961 | The Comancheros | Capt. Jake Cutter | Michael Curtiz | ||
1962 | Alcoa Premiere | Marine Sergeant | John Ford | TV series (Episode: "Flashing Spikes"); credited as Marion Morrison | |
1962 | The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance | Tom Doniphon | John Ford | ||
1962 | Hatari! | Sean Mercer | Howard Hawks | ||
1962 | The Longest Day | Lt. Col. Benjamin H. Vandervoort | Ken Annakin Andrew Marton Bernhard Wicki |
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1962 | How the West Was Won | Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman | John Ford Henry Hathaway George Marshall |
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1963 | Donovan's Reef | Michael Patrick 'Guns' Donovan | John Ford | ||
1963 | McLintock! | George Washington 'G.W.' McLintock | Andrew V. McLaglen | ||
1964 | Circus World | Matt Masters | Henry Hathaway | aka The Magnificent Showman (UK title) | |
1965 | The Greatest Story Ever Told | Centurion at Crucifixion | George Stevens | ||
1965 | In Harm's Way | Rock | Otto Preminger | ||
1965 | The Sons of Katie Elder | John Elder | Henry Hathaway | ||
1966 | Cast a Giant Shadow | Gen. Mike Randolph | Melville Shavelson | Also co-executive producer (uncredited) | |
1966 | El Dorado | Cole Thornton | Howard Hawks | ||
1967 | The War Wagon | Taw Jackson | Burt Kennedy | ||
1968 | The Green Berets | Col. Mike Kirby | Himself Ray Kellogg |
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1968 | Hellfighters | Chance Buckman | Andrew V. McLaglen | ||
1969 | True Grit | Rooster Cogburn | Henry Hathaway | ||
1969 | The Undefeated | Col. John Henry Thomas | Andrew V. McLaglen | ||
1970 | No Substitute for Victory | Narrator | Robert F. Slatzer | ||
1970 | Chisum | John Chisum | Andrew V. McLaglen | ||
1970 | Rio Lobo | Col. Cord McNally | Howard Hawks | ||
1970 | Swing Out, Sweet Land | Himself | Stan Harris | ||
1970 | Harry Jackson: A Man and His Art | Narrator | N/A | Short documentary | |
1971 | Big Jake | Jacob McCandles | George Sherman | Also uncredited executive producer | |
1972 | The Cowboys | Wil Andersen | Mark Rydell | ||
1972 | Cancel My Reservation | Himself | Paul Bogart | ||
1973 | The Train Robbers | Lane | Burt Kennedy | Also executive producer (uncredited) | |
1973 | Cahill U.S. Marshal | J. D. Cahill | Andrew V. McLaglen | aka Cahill (UK title); also executive producer (uncredited) | |
1974 | McQ | Lieutenant Lon "McQ" McHugh | John Sturges | ||
1975 | Brannigan | Lt. James Brannigan | Douglas Hickox | ||
1975 | Rooster Cogburn | Rooster Cogburn | Stuart Millar | ||
1976 | The Shootist | J.B. Books | Don Siegel | ||
1977 | Star Wars | Garindan | George Lucas | Stock audio only |
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