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Louis B. Mayer said that John Wayne had an endless face and he can go on forever. Appearing in more films than any major star, the legacy of John Wayne continues with the popularity of DVD. This filmography chronicles his amazing career, a catalog of theatrically released feature films and serials available on DVD, HD DVD, Blu-ray and LaserDisc, including in some cases VHS. Each film is linked via a new window to the Internet Movie Database which along with the American Film Institute Catalog of Feature Films, Fred Landesman's book The John Wayne Filmography, Allen Eyles' book John Wayne and the Movies, and my ever-growing collection of films, formed the basis for this filmography. |
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Titles are spelled as they appear on the print and listed in order of release, with a note if the production sequence varies (e.g. Filmed before Dakota). Because some pre-1934 titles have ambiguous or no production dates available, the copyright registration date is used instead of the release date if the former was earlier. This dating method provides a more accurate chronology of production since some films, completed and ready for release, were held back a few months before hitting the exchanges. Even with this method, however, there is no consistent accuracy with the production sequence before 1934. |
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Following the American theatrical distributor is the year of general release or premiere. The DVD's distributor and its catalog number appear next, both pertaining to the cover shown. In the case of most public domain titles, posters or other movie advertising are used instead. The DVD release date (month-day-year) is for the title itself and not always the cover shown. The few titles not available on Region 1 have additional information about their home video releases in North America (VHS and, if applicable, LaserDisc). Region 1 DVDs that have other regions encoded on the disc follow the case type. These multi-zone DVDs, all but three from Warner Bros., make no mention of other regions on the packaging or discs. Also included at times is the mastering date of the DVD, noted as 'imprint'. Every disc has an internal date when it was created before being manufactured, almost always preceding its release by a few months. Where the two dates vary greatly, an imprint note is included. DVDs are often reissued with new packaging but the imprint dates remain the same, reflecting use of the original DVD masters; some release dates are ambiguous or delayed so the imprint dates are included in such cases. |
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Cast lists are generally based on the order and spelling as they appear five deep in the opening credits. If John Wayne's name does not appear within that criteria a note follows with billing information (e.g. '8th-billed', 'uncredited'). Films where he was uncredited are denoted in blue text with notes at the bottom of the filmography outlining his involvement—not always as an actor. Also included are his character names excluding in most cases aliases. |
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The principal cast is followed by the director, color process and if applicable the widescreen process. Unless noted all sound films were photographed full-frame and use standard 35mm film with four perforations running vertically at 24fps. Following the process is the aspect ratio used for the general release print, not necessarily the negative or DVD ratio. The latter is listed with the release date, including whether it is an anamorphic or non-anamorphic print. Some ratios with the same number vary slightly in size so rounding has been used. If a cover and catalog number are shown for a DVD the running time listed is that of the disc itself, which is generally the film's original length. At times this is a source of conflict, especially with the many titles reissued after John Wayne became a major star, sometimes with added scenes that padded out the length (or vice versa). Many of his pre-1940 films on DVD are based on reissue prints—providing a newer, better source—and may not represent the original running times. DVD running times, including some for VHS, are based on the exclusion of extraneous—usually modern-day—elements added before or after the films. Footage totals are calculated at 24fps using the Kodak Film Calculator. Although few are listed, running times for DVDs in PAL format are based on the true length of the film, with consideration given to the fact that not all PAL video plays 4% faster. Some DVDs (and other video) are encoded in such a way that PAL speed-up is not present so the time does not have to be compensated by a factor of 1.04 to match NTSC, which is the same as film time. So care has been taken to check for PAL speed-up, and where present the times have been converted to NTSC using the WFT Timecode Calculator. (PAL video that does not play 4% faster is because the film was mastered from an NTSC source. A few Republic titles in the UK from Universal, who have distribution rights to the Republic library, are mastered from NTSC sources.) Prefacing the running time is the DVD's English-only Dolby audio track or tracks—those of other languages are not included, nor are any other audio formats (e.g. PCM or DTS) since Dolby is exclusive to all the DVD titles listed herein. Dolby Surround tracks are in stereo except when, however rare, they are followed by a 'mono' note (see below). When a stereo track has been remixed from a mono source (e.g. a 5.1 mix), a 'remixed from mono' note follows. All the audio tracks have been analyzed both aurally and more importantly through software (AC3Filter) to check for mis-labeled DVD packaging, notably Republic titles which tend to state the audio incorrectly: a number are listed as Dolby 2.0 Surround but are actually Dolby 2.0, and conversely some are simply listed as Dolby monoaural audio when they are specifically Dolby 2.0 Surround (albeit an odd way to encode a mono soundtrack). |
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Copyright information is based on the print itself and for the many not viewed, especially Wayne's pre-Monogram days, I have used the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Motion Pictures, published by the Library of Congress. If a production company is involved other than the copyright claimant, that name follows but for independent productions excludes the co-operation of a studio (e.g. Without Reservations was co-produced with RKO and Big Jim McLain was co-produced with Warner Bros.). Some early films have incomplete onscreen copyright statements, omitting the claimant and sometimes the year but full information was registered with the Copyright Office, and it is this information which is used. (Only four of John Wayne's sound features, all from Monogram, were never registered with the Copyright Office.) Onscreen dates are not always accurate: The Night Riders has 1938 even though it was filmed in February 1939; Hondo has 1952 even though production began in mid-1953 and The Greatest Story Ever Told has 1165. (The Catalog of Copyright Entries is more accurate than the copyright information in the AFI catalog because the former includes, although not consistently, 'in notice' dates.) |
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Included in the filmography are the certificate numbers from the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America (MPPDA), renamed the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) in 1946. These numbers, from the Production Code Administration Office, first appeared in mid-1934. Initially Monogram and Republic were not signatories of the MPPDA so their early films did not have certificates. Some pre-1934 films were given certificates upon reissue, which may not be included in the filmography (such numbers are followed by an 'R'). Most of the certificate numbers were culled from the online AFI catalog, an ongoing endeavor whose detail does not currently cover post-1960 titles. For those I have taken the numbers from the prints themselves and from a collective list maintained at members.chello.nl/~a.degreef/.
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In 1935 Monogram was taken over to form part of Republic, with Monogram resurrected as a separate company, late in 1936, that eventually became Allied Artists and whose film library took a fragmented path. In the early 1960's the Republic library, which included pre-1936 Monogram titles, was sold to National Telefilm Associates (NTA) who changed their name to Republic Pictures in December 1984 after acquiring rights to the Republic name and logo. The library was initially licensed to The Nostalgia Merchant and Video Communications, then in 1984 released under the NTA Home Entertainment banner. |
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Before the rebirth of Republic Pictures: a VHS cover from NTA Home Entertainment whose vast library of films, licensed to various home video distributors, was brought under the umbrella of one company—soon to be called Republic Pictures Home Video. |
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In 1994 Republic was acquired by Spelling Entertainment which became part of Paramount in 1999. Two years earlier Republic Pictures Home Video wound down operations and the library was eventually licensed to Artisan Entertainment and its successor, Lions Gate, whose rights were initially to expire in 2006. Paramount has over 1,000 features and serials produced by the former studio and can now distribute what it has owned since 1999 (in the UK the library is licensed to Universal). Paramount had announced a number of Wayne's Republic productions on DVD in 2006 (covers shown below), although all are long-delayed and in limbo with the recent news that Lions Gate (now called Lionsgate) will continue to distribute portions of the Republic library including the Wayne titles.
The Republic library has 3,000 titles, including television episodes, a far cry from the 6,000 that National Telefilm Associates owned at its peak in the 1970's. In 1989 Republic had 1,117 films, not all produced by the studio since NTA had purchased, among others, many titles from Allied Artists and Regal Films.
References are given to official home video releases even though Wayne's Monogram westerns were available long before the Republic Pictures Home Video versions shown above, all released in the 1990's. Entrenched in the public domain for decades now, in 1985 Wayne's Monogram films were officially available for sale on 16mm from Republic Pictures and New York-based Classics Associates, with Video Communications handling home video rights including 16mm and Super 8. Appearing to be a splinter company created when National Telefilm Associates became Republic Pictures, Classics Associates handled mostly PRC and Eagle-Lion titles from the original NTA library. The only major studio to distribute Wayne's Monogram westerns on DVD is Columbia (Sony), who released five titles in 2002. The Columbia releases, initially shown on television, had new music added in 1985 that allowed the films to be re-copyrighted—a joint venture between Fox/Lorber Associates and Classics Associates. Fifteen films from the joint venture were released on DVD in the UK by Second Sight Films, touted as “The original black and white versions with fully restored picture and soundtrack.” (Region 0 PAL, covers shown below.) Four films were also available on LaserDisc, the only John Wayne Monogram titles ever in that format.
Only one Monogram western, Rainbow Valley, was not available from Classics Associates or Republic Pictures Home Video, nor available in a Fox/Lorber version; also the only one never colorized. Sadly, the best prints of Wayne's Monogram era have been bastardized with obtrusive synthesized music, editing and later, in 1990, colorization by Color Systems Technology (CST). These color versions, released full-length on VHS, have made their way onto DVD in thirteen 20-minute re-titled featurettes marketed by CST Featurizations under The Young Duke banner: Fugitive (Sagebrush Trail), Claim Jumpers and Cowboy G-man (both from The Lucky Texan), Next of Kin (West of the Divide), Bandits of the Badlands (Blue Steel), Rodeo Racketeers (The Man from Utah), The Drifter (Randy Rides Alone), The Shadow Gang (The Star Packer), Klondike Gold (The Trail Beyond), Vengeance is Mine (The Lawless Frontier), On the Run (The Desert Trail), Avenging Angel (The Dawn Rider) and The Stagecoach Race (Winds of the Wasteland, from Republic). In 2008 Legend Films released six all-new full-length color versions on DVD, including one from Republic: An Innocent Man (Sagebrush Trail), Cold Vengeance (The Dawn Rider), Gold Strike River (The Lucky Texan), Guns Along the Trail (Paradise Canyon), Stagecoach Run (Winds of the Wasteland) and Stolen Goods (Blue Steel). Also included are the black and white versions which share the same obtrusive changes. Although initially Republic had Wayne's Monogram titles in its library, only one of the Republic Pictures Home Video releases from the 1990's has a Republic catalog number. The bulk of them have Columbia and UTE designations, the latter most likely Unity Television (a distributor formed in the 1950's) which was absorbed into Screen Gems and now part of Columbia. Unity used to distribute the Mascot serials to television and today Columbia claims ownership of that library. Republic absorbed Mascot in 1935 so their library would have initially been owned by Republic, too. Wayne made three serials for Mascot and all were released by Republic Pictures Home Video: two with Unity catalog numbers and one from Koch Entertainment. Major public domain labels have stayed away from Wayne's pre-1940 Republic productions, with only Lawless Range, Winds of the Wasteland and Frontier Horizon showing up in proliferation. All the films were officially released on home video by Republic except The Oregon Trail which is a lost film. Mail-order dealers, however, have sold them for many years with impunity. Because the major players have stayed away from most of the films, it is assumed they are not in the public domain. |
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The major PD distributors have also stayed away from Wayne's early output from Universal, Warner Bros., Columbia and Fox. Many of the titles are available from mail-order dealers or on eBay, some under the guise of an ex-VHS rental although never actually released on home video; others are simply dupes of licensed videos. Only Universal has not officially released any of its early Wayne titles on home video, including the Paramount-produced Born to the West and Lady and Gent which the studio now own. Some mail-order dealers are now using DVD±R with the prints generally derived from consumer videotape, not original 16mm or 35mm elements. They are not official studio releases so the quality will never be the same. Madden's Video Collectors Classic Western Movies, for instance, sells Wayne's early Republic westerns. Another such dealer is Bygone Video who like Madden use a web-based storefront and offer titles not officially released on DVD. Many of Wayne's early films from Universal, Warner Bros., Columbia and Fox are also available on VHS from Roberts Hard to Find Videos. Such dealers, though, are not referenced in the filmography since the films are not official studio releases. So for a film listed as Not available on DVD, some dealer out there has it on DVD±R or VHS. A film listed as Not available denotes it is not in circulation even in collector's circles but a print still exists. |
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Starting from Allegheny Uprising (1939), Wayne's first film after leaving second-features forever, only I Married a Woman (1956) and Cancel My Reservation (1972), both with Wayne appearing in uncredited cameos, have never been officially released on DVD anywhere (NTSC or PAL). From the same time frame (excluding the two aforementioned titles), only A Man Betrayed (1941, aka Wheel of Fortune), Lady from Louisiana (1941), Lady for a Night (1942), and In Old Oklahoma (1943, aka War of the Wildcats) have never been officially released in NTSC. (The official PAL DVDs of Wheel of Fortune and Lady for a Night, from Sogemedia who have Spanish rights to the Republic library, are VHS-culled abominations.) Although available on many public domain labels, Angel and the Badman (1946) has never been officially released on Region 1, and it is unknown to me if there is an official NTSC release in Japan. Again from the same time frame, excluding the two titles not released anywhere, only The Wings of Eagles (1956) has never been officially released in PAL (the US DVD, however, is also coded Region 2, 3 and 4).
Entries with TJWF denote Fred Landesman's The John Wayne Filmography has been cited; JWATM, Allen Eyles' John Wayne and the Movies; AFI, the American Film Institute; BBFC, British Board of Film Classification; BFI, British Film Institute; TCM, Turner Classic Movies; and AMC, American Movie Classics. Entries with |
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Paramount (1976) John Wayne (John Bernard Books), Lauren Bacall, Ron Howard, James Stewart, Richard Boone. Directed by Don Siegel. Technicolor; 1.85:1; 99 mins. ©1976 Dino De Laurentiis Corp. MPAA #24467. DVD release: 7-24-01 (1.78:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 98m:52s). |
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Universal (1975) John Wayne (Reuben “Rooster” Cogburn), Katharine Hepburn, Anthony Zerbe, Richard Jordan, John McIntire. Directed by Stuart Millar. Technicolor; Panavision/2.39:1; 107 mins. ©1975 Universal Pictures. MPAA #24170. Anamorphic print available on Region 1 only in Universal's 3-disc, 5-movie John Wayne: Screen Legend Collection released 6-12-07 (2.35:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 107m:0s; click for cover). DVD release: 3-31-98 (2.30:1 non-anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 107m:0s). |
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United Artists (1975) John Wayne (Lt. Jim Brannigan), Richard Attenborough, Judy Geeson, Mel Ferrer, John Vernon. Directed by Douglas Hickox. Color by De Luxe; Panavision/2.39:1; 111 mins. ©1975 United Artists Corp. Produced by Wellborn Ltd. [see notes]. MPAA #24041. DVD release: 10-2-01 (2.35:1 anamorphic [most of the film has a ratio of 2.35:1 then inexplicably changes to 2.39:1]; 2.0 mono; 110m:40s). |
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Warner Bros. (1974) John Wayne (Det. Lt. Lon McQ), Eddie Albert, Diana Muldaur, Colleen Dewhurst, Clu Gulager. Directed by John Sturges. Technicolor; Panavision/2.39:1; 111 mins. ©1974 Warner Bros., Inc. A “Batjac and Levy-Gardner Production”. MPAA #23763. TJWF: 116 mins.; initial reviews were 114-115 mins. DVD release: 5-3-05 (2.39:1 anamorphic; 1.0 mono; 110m:51s). |
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Cahill United States Marshal UK: Cahill Warner Bros. (1973) John Wayne (U.S. Marshal J.D. Cahill), George Kennedy, Gary Grimes, Neville Brand, Clay O'Brien. Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. Technicolor; Panavision/2.39:1; 102 mins. ©1973 Warner Bros., Inc. A “Batjac Production”. MPAA #23684. DVD release: 6-3-03 (2.35:1 anamorphic; 1.0 mono; 102m:5s). |
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Warner Bros. (1973) John Wayne (Lane), Ann-Margret, Rod Taylor, Ben Johnson, Christopher George. Directed by Burt Kennedy. Technicolor; Panavision/2.39:1; 92 mins. ©1973 Warner Bros., Inc. A “Batjac Production”. MPAA #23340. DVD release: 5-3-05 (2.39:1 anamorphic; 1.0 mono; 91m:43s). |
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Warner Bros. (1972) Bob Hope, Eva Marie Saint, Ralph Bellamy, Forrest Tucker, Anne Archer, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Paul Bogart. Technicolor (uncredited); 1.85:1; 99 mins. ©1972 Naho Enterprises. MPAA #unknown. UK theatrical release: 86 mins. Released full-frame on VHS by Columbia (99m:9s; cover shown). |
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Warner Bros. (1972) John Wayne (Wil Andersen), Roscoe Lee Browne, Bruce Dern, Colleen Dewhurst, Slim Pickens. Directed by Mark Rydell. Technicolor; Panavision/2.39:1; 134 mins. including overture, entr'acte and exit music which was not included in the 128m:6s theatrical release. ©1971 Sanford Productions, Inc. and Warner Bros., Inc. MPAA #23040. DVD release: 10-6-98 (2.30:1 anamorphic; 5.1 Surround [see note below]; 134m:15s); 5-22-07: 1-disc deluxe edition (cover shown on hover) from a new transfer (2.39:1 anamorphic; 5.1 Surround [the music is 'true' stereo with the other audio remixed from mono]; 134m:15s; Region 1/2/3/4). Released 6-5-07 on HD DVD and Blu-ray (see the Blu-ray section). |
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National General (1971) John Wayne (Jacob “Big Jake” McCandles), Richard Boone, Patrick Wayne, Christopher Mitchum, Bruce Cabot. Directed by George Sherman. Technicolor; Panavision/2.35:1; 110 mins. ©1971 Batjac Productions, Inc. A “Cinema Center Films” presentation [see notes]. MPAA #22945. DVD release: 4-29-03 (2.35:1 anamorphic; 5.1 and 2.0 Surround [remixed from mono]; 109m:31s). |
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National General (1970) John Wayne (Col. Cord McNally), Jorge Rivero, Jennifer O'Neill, Jack Elam, Christopher Mitchum. Directed by Howard Hawks. Technicolor; 1.85:1; 114 mins. ©1970 Malabar Productions, Inc. A “Cinema Center Films” presentation [see notes]. MPAA #22689. DVD release: 4-29-03 (1.78:1 anamorphic; 5.1 and 2.0 Surround [remixed from mono]; 114m:7s). |
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Warner Bros. (1970) John Wayne (John Simpson Chisum), Forrest Tucker, Christopher George, Ben Johnson, Glenn Corbett. Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. Technicolor; Panavision/2.35:1; 111 mins. ©1970 Batjac Productions, Inc. and Warner Bros., Inc. MPAA #unknown. BBFC: 113m:21s (cut to 110 mins. for UK theatrical release [BFI]). DVD release: 6-3-03 (2.35:1 anamorphic; 1.0 mono; 111m:12s). |
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20th Century-Fox (1969) John Wayne (Col. John Henry Thomas), Rock Hudson, Antonio Aguilar, Roman Gabriel, Marian McCargo. Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. Color by De Luxe; Panavision/2.35:1; 118 mins. ©1969 Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. MPAA #22209. DVD release: 5-20-03 (2.30:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 118m:7s). |
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Paramount (1969) John Wayne (Rooster Cogburn), Glen Campbell, Kim Darby, Jeremy Slate, Robert Duvall. Directed by Henry Hathaway. Technicolor; 1.85:1; 128 mins. ©1969 Paramount Pictures Corp., Hal B. Wallis and Joseph H. Hazen [Hal Wallis Productions]. MPAA #22045. DVD release: 3-21-00 (1.78:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 127m:54s); 5-22-07: 1-disc collector's edition (cover shown on click) from a new transfer (1.78:1 anamorphic; 5.1 Surround [remixed from mono] and 2.0 mono; 127m:54s). |
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Universal (1968) John Wayne (Chance Buckman), Katharine Ross, Jim Hutton, Vera Miles, Jay C. Flippen. Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. Technicolor; Panavision/2.35:1; 121 mins. ©1968 Universal Pictures. MPAA #21851. UK theatrical release: 110 mins. Anamorphic print available on Region 1 only in Universal's 3-disc, 5-movie John Wayne: Screen Legend Collection released 6-12-07 (2.35:1 anamorphic; 2.0 Surround; 120m:50s; cover shown on hover). DVD release: 1-5-99 (2.50:1 [see notes] non-anamorphic; 2.0 Surround; 120m:50s). |
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Warner Bros.-Seven Arts (1968) John Wayne (Col. Mike Kirby), David Janssen, Jim Hutton, Aldo Ray, Raymond St. Jacques. Directed by John Wayne and Ray Kellogg. Technicolor; Panavision/2.35:1; 142 mins. ©1968 Batjac Productions, Inc. and Warner Bros.-Seven Arts, Inc. MPAA #21657. BBFC: 142m:41s (cut to 138 mins. for UK theatrical release). Anamorphic print available on Region 1 only in Warner's 2-disc, 4-movie TCM Greatest Classic Films Collection: War—Battlefront Asia released 5-5-09 (2.35:1 anamorphic; 1.0 mono; 141m:46s; Region 1/2/3/4; cover shown on hover). The solo US and UK DVDs are 'flipper' discs, including the 2007 US re-release. DVD release: 10-28-97 (2.35:1 non-anamorphic; 1.0 mono; 141m:46s). Released 1-5-10 on Blu-ray (see the Blu-ray section). |
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Universal (1967) John Wayne (Taw Jackson), Kirk Douglas, Howard Keel, Robert Walker, Keenan Wynn. Directed by Burt Kennedy. Technicolor; Panavision/2.35:1; 101 mins. ©1967 Batjac Productions, Inc. and Universal Pictures. A Batjac-Schwartz production. MPAA #21495. Anamorphic print available on Region 1 only in Universal's 3-disc, 5-movie John Wayne: Screen Legend Collection released 6-12-07 (2.35:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 100m:27s; click for cover). DVD release: 8-18-98 (2.25:1 non-anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 100m:27s). |
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Paramount (1967) John Wayne (Cole Thornton), Robert Mitchum, James Caan, Charlene Holt, Paul Fix. Directed by Howard Hawks. Technicolor; 1.85:1; 126 mins. ©1966 Paramount Pictures Corp. and Laurel Productions. MPAA #21158. Premiered in Japan December 1966 but released in the US after The War Wagon. DVD release: 3-21-00 (1.78:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 126m:19s); 5-19-09: 2-disc Paramount Centennial Collection special edition (cover shown on click) from a new transfer (1.78:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 126m:19s; Region 1/4). |
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United Artists (1966) Kirk Douglas, Senta Berger, Angie Dickinson, James Donald, Stathis Giallelis, [John Wayne (Gen. Mike Randolph) last-billed]. Directed by Melville Shavelson. Color by De Luxe; Panavision/2.35:1; 138 mins. ©1966 Mirisch-Llenroc-Batjac [Mirisch Corp./Llenroc Productions/Batjac Productions, Inc.]. MPAA #21183. TJWF: 142 mins.; AFI: 141 mins.; copyrighted: 139 mins.; BBFC: 146m:53s (cut to 135 mins. for UK theatrical release). DVD release: 2-5-02 (2.30:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 138m:3s). |
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Paramount (1965) John Wayne (John Elder), Dean Martin, Martha Hyer, Michael Anderson, Jr., Earl Holliman. Directed by Henry Hathaway. Technicolor; Panavision/2.35:1; 122 mins. ©1965 Paramount Pictures Corp., Hal B. Wallis and Joseph H. Hazen [Hal Wallis Productions], and John Wayne. MPAA #20933. UK theatrical release: 117 mins. DVD release: 6-5-01 (2.30:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 121m:39s). |
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Paramount (1965) John Wayne (Capt. Rockwell “Rock” Torrey), Kirk Douglas, Patricia Neal, Tom Tryon, Paula Prentiss. Directed by Otto Preminger. b&w; Panavision/2.35:1; 167 mins. ©1965 Sigma Productions, Inc. MPAA #20885. AFI and US/UK theatrical release: 165 mins.; BBFC: 165m:0s; BFI: 167m:6s; copyrighted: 170 mins. DVD release: 5-22-01 (2.35:1 anamorphic; 5.1 and 2.0 Surround; 166m:54s). |
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United Artists (1965) Max von Sydow, Michael Anderson, Jr., Carroll Baker, Ina Balin, Pat Boone, [John Wayne (centurion) 27th-billed]. Directed by George Stevens. Technicolor; Ultra Panavision 70 [65mm/5 perf. vertical/24fps]/2.75:1; 199 mins. including exit music. ©1965 George Stevens Productions, Inc. and United Artists Corp. MPAA #20414. Filmed before Circus World. Copyrighted and world premiere: 221 mins.; general release: 195 mins.; BBFC: 198m:53s. DVD release: 3-6-01 (2-disc special edition; 2.75:1 anamorphic; 5.1 and 2.0 Surround; 198m:50s); 7-6-04 (movie-only edition). (See notes.) |
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Circus World UK: The Magnificent Showman Paramount (1964) John Wayne (Matt Masters), Claudia Cardinale, Rita Hayworth, Lloyd Nolan, Richard Conte. Directed by Henry Hathaway. Technicolor; Super Technirama-70 [35mm/8 perf. horizontal/24fps; presented in single-film Cinerama for roadshow engagements]/2.20:1; 138 mins. ©1964 Bronston-Midway Productions. MPAA #20610. Not available on Region 1. Roadshow version: 135 mins. (US), 137 mins. (UK); copyrighted: 131 mins.; BBFC: 136m:47s and 131m:59s. Released full-frame on VHS by Best Film & Video Co. (132 and 135 mins., cover shown on hover); widescreen on LaserDisc by Image Entertainment (135 mins. and 143 mins. with overture, intermission and exit music). DVD release: 2-27-03 (2.30:1 anamorphic; 4.0 Surround; 137m:54s). (See notes.) |
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United Artists (1963) John Wayne (George Washington McLintock), Maureen O'Hara, Patrick Wayne, Stefanie Powers, Jack Kruschen. Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. Technicolor; Panavision/2.35:1; 127 mins. ©1963 Batjac Productions, Inc. MPAA #20485. UK theatrical release: 125 mins. Also available full-frame on various public domain labels although four songs in the film are still under copyright. DVD release: 10-11-05 (2.30:1 anamorphic; 5.1 Surround [remixed from mono] and 2.0 mono; 126m:38s). |
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Paramount (1963) John Wayne (Michael Patrick “Guns” Donovan), Lee Marvin, Elizabeth Allen, Jack Warden, Cesar Romero. Directed by John Ford. Technicolor; 1.85:1; 109 mins. ©1963 Paramount Pictures Corp. and John Ford Productions, Inc. MPAA #20357. DVD release: 6-5-01 (1.78:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 108m:30s). |
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Cinerama Releasing Corp. (1962 [see notes])/MGM (1963) Carroll Baker, Lee J. Cobb, Henry Fonda, Carolyn Jones, Karl Malden, [John Wayne (Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman) 12th-billed]. Directed by John Ford, Henry Hathaway and George Marshall. Technicolor; Cinerama [triple 35mm/6 perf. vertical/24fps]/2.65:1; 164 mins. including opening, intermission and exit music (153 mins. without music). ©1962 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. and Cinerama, Inc. MPAA #20143. Filmed before The Longest Day. Copyrighted and general release (CinemaScope version): 149 mins.; BBFC: 163m:49s (cut to 155 mins. for UK theatrical release). First released 7-28-98 on MGM (cover shown) and 5-23-00 on Warner Bros. (Region 1/4; click for cover), both 2.35:1 non-anamorphic with 2.0 Surround from a Metrocolor reduction print (164m:19s). 9-9-08: 3-disc special edition and Ultimate Collector's edition (2.89:1 anamorphic; 5.1 Surround; 164m:26s; Region 1/2/3/4; cover shown on hover). Released 9-9-08 on Blu-ray (see the Blu-ray section). |
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20th Century-Fox (1962) Eddie Albert, Paul Anka, Arletty, Jean-Louis Barrault, Richard Beymer, [John Wayne (Lt. Col. Benjamin Vandervoort) last-billed]. Directed by Ken Annakin, Andrew Marton and Bernhard Wicki. b&w; CinemaScope/2.35:1; 178 mins. ©1962 Darryl F. Zanuck Productions, Inc. and Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. MPAA #unknown. TJWF, AFI and copyrighted: 180 mins.; BBFC: 178m:28s. DVD release: 11-2-99 (2.30:1 non-anamorphic; 5.0 and 2.0 Surround; 178m:7s); 5-23-06: 2-disc special edition (2.35:1 anamorphic; 4.0 and 2.0 Surround; 178m:7s; cover shown on hover). Released 6-3-08 on Blu-ray (see the Blu-ray section). |
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Paramount (1962) John Wayne (Sean Mercer), Hardy Kruger, Elsa Martinelli, Red Buttons, Gerard Blain. Directed by Howard Hawks. Technicolor; 1.85:1; 157 mins. ©1961 Paramount Pictures Corp. and Malabar Productions, Inc. MPAA #19999. Filmed before The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and The Comancheros. TJWF, AFI and copyrighted: 159 mins.; BBFC: 158m:29s. DVD release: 7-24-01 (1.78:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 157m:17s). |
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The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Paramount (1962) John Wayne (Tom Doniphon), James Stewart, Vera Miles, Lee Marvin, Edmond O'Brien. Directed by John Ford. b&w; 1.85:1 [see notes]; 123 mins. ©1961 Paramount Pictures Corp. and John Ford Productions, Inc. MPAA #20128. BBFC: 125m:23s. (cut to 121 mins. for UK theatrical release [BFI]). DVD release: 6-5-01 (1.85:1 anamorphic; 5.1 Surround [remixed from mono] and 2.0 mono; 123m:9s); 5-19-09: 2-disc Paramount Centennial Collection special edition (click for cover) from a new transfer (1.78:1 anamorphic; 5.1 Surround [remixed from mono] and 2.0 mono; 123m:9s; Region 1/4). |
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20th Century-Fox (1961) John Wayne (Ranger Capt. Jake Cutter), Stuart Whitman, Ina Balin, Nehemiah Persoff, Lee Marvin. Directed by Michael Curtiz. Color by De Luxe; CinemaScope/2.35:1; 107 mins. ©1961 Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. MPAA #20020. DVD release: 5-20-03 (2.35:1 anamorphic; 4.0 Surround; 107m:13s). |
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20th Century-Fox (1960) John Wayne (Sam McCord), Stewart Granger, Ernie Kovacs, Fabian, Capucine. Directed by Henry Hathaway. Color by De Luxe; CinemaScope/2.35:1; 122 mins. ©1960 Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. MPAA #19724. DVD release: 5-20-03 (2.35:1 anamorphic; 4.0 Surround; 121m:53s). |
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United Artists (1960) John Wayne (Col. Davy Crockett), Richard Widmark, Laurence Harvey, Richard Boone, Frankie Avalon. Directed by John Wayne. Technicolor; Todd-AO [65mm/5 perf. vertical/24fps]/2.20:1; 162 mins. ©1960 The Alamo Co. A “Batjac Production”. MPAA #19635. San Antonio premiere: 206 mins.; TJWF: 197 mins.; copyrighted: 192 mins.; AFI: 190 or 192 mins.; BBFC: 192m:29s. Released at 192 mins., then cut to 167 mins. The restored original director's cut, with overture, intermission and exit music, was released on VHS (click for cover) and LaserDisc by MGM at 202m:2s (191m:30s excluding music; 2.10:1 for LaserDisc and 1.70:1 for VHS); an earlier 172-min. version, including music, was also released on VHS and LaserDisc. DVD release: 12-5-00 (2.20:1 anamorphic; 5.1 Surround; 161m:26s). |
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United Artists (1959) John Wayne (Col. John Marlowe), William Holden, Constance Towers, Judson Pratt, Hoot Gibson. Directed by John Ford. Color by De Luxe; 1.66:1; 119 mins. ©1959 The Mirisch Co., Inc. A “Mahin-Rackin Production”. Co-produced with uncredited Batjac Productions, Inc. [see notes]. MPAA #19244. UK Region 2/4 PAL (released 3-1-04) is 1.78:1 anamorphic. DVD release: 5-8-01 (1.66:1 non-anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 119m:10s). |
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Warner Bros. (1959) John Wayne (Sheriff John T. Chance), Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson, Angie Dickinson, Walter Brennan. Directed by Howard Hawks. Technicolor; 1.85:1; 141 mins. ©1958 Armada Productions, Inc. MPAA #19034. DVD release: 5-8-01 (1.78:1 anamorphic; 1.0 mono; 140m:52s); 5-22-07: 2-disc special edition (cover shown on hover) and Ultimate Collector's edition (click for cover) from a new transfer (1.78:1 anamorphic; 1.0 mono; 140m:52s; Region 1/2/3/4). Released 6-5-07 on HD DVD and Blu-ray (see the Blu-ray section). |
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20th Century-Fox (1958) John Wayne (Townsend Harris), Eiko Ando, Sam Jaffe, So Yamamura, Norman Thomson. Directed by John Huston. Color by De Luxe; CinemaScope/2.35:1; 105 mins. ©1958 Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. MPAA #18813. Available from Fox Brazil (Region 1/4 NTSC; cover shown on hover). Released full-frame on VHS by Key Video, a division of CBS/Fox (click for cover). DVD release: 8-18-06 [imprint: 12-2-05] (2.35:1 anamorphic; 2.0 stereo; 104m:45s). |
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Universal [see notes] (1958) George Gobel, Diana Dors, Adolphe Menjou, Jessie Royce Landis, Nita Talbot, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Hal Kanter. b&w with color sequences (uncredited Technicolor); RKO-Scope/2.35:1 [see notes]; 84 mins. ©1956 RKO Teleradio Pictures, Inc. Produced by Gomalco Productions, Inc. MPAA #18202. Filmed before Legend of the Lost and The Wings of Eagles. TJWF and copyrighted: 84 mins.; AFI: 80 or 84-85 mins.; BBFC: 83m:56s; TCM print: 83m:44s (1.72:1 with color sequences). Released on VHS by United Home Video (83m:25s; cover shown); on LaserDisc by Image Entertainment, both full-frame without the color sequences. |
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United Artists (1957) John Wayne (Joe January), Sophia Loren, Rossano Brazzi, Kurt Kasznar, Sonia Moser. Directed by Henry Hathaway. Technicolor; Technirama [35mm/8 perf. horizontal/24fps]/2.35:1; 108 mins. ©1957 Batjac Productions Panama, Inc. Co-produced with Robert Haggiag and Dear Film Productions (Italy). MPAA #18842 [see notes]. DVD release: 12-3-02 (2.30:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 108m:8s). |
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Universal [see notes] (1957) John Wayne (Col. Jim Shannon), Janet Leigh, The United States Air Force, Jay C. Flippen, Paul Fix. Directed by Josef von Sternberg. Technicolor; 1.60:1 [see notes]; 113 mins. ©1957 RKO Teleradio Pictures, Inc. Produced by RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. MPAA #14297. Initial principal photography completed early 1950, before Rio Grande. Released by Universal on the 2-disc, 5-movie compilation John Wayne: An American Icon (The Franchise Collection) on 5-30-06 (1.85:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 112m:29s; cover shown on hover). DVD release: 2-15-00 [imprint: 2-23-99] (1.85:1 non-anamorphic; 1.0 mono; 112m:29s). |
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MGM (1957) John Wayne (Frank W. “Spig” Wead), Dan Dailey, Maureen O'Hara, Ward Bond, Ken Curtis. Directed by John Ford. Metrocolor; 1.85:1; 110 mins. ©1956 Loew's Inc. Produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp. MPAA #18317. UK theatrical release: 106 mins. DVD release: 6-6-06 (1.78:1 anamorphic; 1.0 mono; 110m:7s). |
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Warner Bros. (1956) John Wayne (Ethan Edwards), Jeffrey Hunter, Vera Miles, Ward Bond, Natalie Wood. Directed by John Ford. Technicolor; VistaVision [35mm/8 perf. horizontal/24fps]/1.75:1; 119 mins. ©1956 C.V. Whitney Pictures, Inc. MPAA #17787. DVD release: 10-28-97 (1.78:1 anamorphic and 1.33:1; 1.0 mono; 118m:38s); 6-6-06: 2-disc 50th Anniversary edition (click for cover) and 50th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's edition (cover shown on hover) from a new transfer (1.78:1 anamorphic; 1.0 mono; 118m:38s; Region 1/4). Released 8-22-06 on HD DVD; 10-31-06 on Blu-ray (see the Blu-ray section). |
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RKO (1956) John Wayne (Temujin, later Genghis Khan), Susan Hayward, Pedro Armendariz, Agnes Moorehead, Thomas Gomez. Directed by Dick Powell. Technicolor; CinemaScope/2.35:1; 111 mins. ©1955 RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. MPAA #17046. Filmed before Blood Alley and The Sea Chase. Released by Universal on the 2-disc, 5-movie compilation John Wayne: An American Icon (The Franchise Collection) on 5-30-06 (2.35:1 anamorphic; 2.0 Surround; 110m:51s; cover shown on hover). DVD release: 4-27-99 (2.35:1 non-anamorphic; 2.0 Surround; 110m:51s). |
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Warner Bros. (1955) John Wayne (Capt. Tom Wilder), Lauren Bacall, Paul Fix, Joy Kim, Berry Kroger. Directed by William A. Wellman. WarnerColor; CinemaScope/2.55:1; 115 mins. ©1955 Batjac Productions, Inc. MPAA #17459. UK theatrical release: 103 mins. DVD release: 5-3-05 (2.55:1 anamorphic; 2.0 Surround; 115m:8s). |
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Warner Bros. (1955) John Wayne (Capt. Karl Ehrlich), Lana Turner, David Farrar, Lyle Bettger, Tab Hunter. Directed by John Farrow. WarnerColor; CinemaScope/2.55:1; 117 mins. ©1955 Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. A “Warner Bros.-First National Picture”. MPAA #17276. DVD release: 5-3-05 (2.45:1 anamorphic; 2.0 Surround; 117m:1s). |
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Warner Bros. (1954) John Wayne (Dan Roman), Claire Trevor, Laraine Day, Robert Stack, Jan Sterling. Directed by William A. Wellman. WarnerColor; CinemaScope/2.55:1; 147 mins. ©1954 Wayne-Fellows Productions, Inc. MPAA #16801. DVD release: 8-2-05 (2.50:1 anamorphic; 5.1 and 2.0 Surround; 146m:42s). |
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Warner Bros. (1953) John Wayne (Hondo Lane), Geraldine Page, Ward Bond, Michael Pate, James Arness. Directed by John Farrow. WarnerColor; WarnerVision [dual-strip 3-D, later released 'flat']/1.85:1; 83 mins. ©1952 [sic] Wayne-Fellows Productions, Inc. MPAA #16575. AFI: 80 or 83-84 mins./7,532' [83m:41s]; BBFC: 83m:25s. DVD release: 10-11-05 (1.33:1 [open-matte version]; 5.1 Surround [remixed from mono] and 2.0 mono; 83m:23s). |
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Warner Bros. (1953) John Wayne (Capt. Dooley), Lloyd Nolan, Walter Abel, James Arness, Andy Devine. Directed by William A. Wellman. b&w; 109 mins. ©1953 Wayne-Fellows Productions, Inc. MPAA #16574. UK theatrical release: 102 mins. DVD release: 8-2-05 (2.0 mono; 109m:12s). |
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Warner Bros. (1953) John Wayne (Steve Aloysius Williams), Donna Reed, Charles Coburn, Tom Tully, Sherry Jackson. Directed by Michael Curtiz. b&w; 110 mins. ©1953 Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. A “Warner Bros.-First National Picture”. MPAA #16170. DVD release: 5-22-07 (1.0 mono; 109m:55s). |
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Warner Bros. (1952) John Wayne (Jim McLain), Nancy Olson, James Arness, Alan Napier, Veda Ann Borg. Directed by Edward Ludwig. b&w; 90 mins. ©1952 Wayne-Fellows Productions, Inc. MPAA #16057. UK theatrical release: 77 mins. DVD release: 5-22-07 (1.0 mono; 89m:46s). |
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Republic (1952) John Wayne (Sean Thornton), Maureen O'Hara, Barry Fitzgerald, Ward Bond, Victor McLaglen. Directed by John Ford. Technicolor; 129 mins. ©1952 Republic Pictures Corp. An “Argosy Production” (Argosy Pictures Corp.). MPAA #15529. DVD release: 2-16-99 (1.0 mono); 10-22-02: collector's edition (3.1 Surround [remixed from mono] and 1.0 mono; 129m:4s; cover shown on hover). |
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RKO (1951) John Wayne (Maj. Daniel Xavier “Dan” Kirby), Robert Ryan, Don Taylor, Janis Carter, Jay C. Flippen. Directed by Nicholas Ray. Technicolor; 102 mins. ©1951 RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. MPAA #14994. DVD release: 5-4-04 (1.0 mono; 102m:7s). |
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Warner Bros. (1951) John Wayne (Lt. Cmdr. Duke E. Gifford), Patricia Neal, Ward Bond, Scott Forbes, Philip Carey. Directed by George Waggner. b&w; 109 mins. ©1951 Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. A “Warner Bros.-First National Picture”. MPAA #14874. TJWF: 111 mins.; AFI: 109-111 mins.; copyrighted: 110 mins. DVD release: 5-13-03 (1.0 mono; 109m:12s). |
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Republic (1950) John Wayne (Lt. Col. Kirby Yorke), Maureen O'Hara, Ben Johnson, Claude Jarman, Jr., Harry Carey, Jr. Directed by John Ford. b&w; 105 mins. ©1950 Republic Pictures Corp. An “Argosy Production” (Argosy Pictures Corp.). MPAA #14822. DVD release: 7-14-98 by Republic Entertainment before Artisan assumed distribution rights (1.0 mono); 10-22-02: collector's edition (3.1 Surround [remixed from mono] and 1.0 mono; 104m:54s; cover shown on hover). |
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Republic (1949) John Wayne (Sgt. John M. Stryker), John Agar, Adele Mara, Forrest Tucker, Wally Cassell. Directed by Allan Dwan. b&w; 109 mins. ©1949 Republic Pictures Corp. MPAA #14111. DVD release: 9-1-98 by Republic Entertainment before Artisan assumed distribution rights (1.0 mono; 109m:21s). |
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Republic (1949) John Wayne (John Breen), Vera Ralston, Philip Dorn, Oliver Hardy, Marie Windsor. Directed by George Waggner. b&w; 100 mins. ©1949 Republic Pictures Corp. A “John Wayne Production” (as producer). MPAA #13803. DVD release: 11-23-99 (2.0 mono; 99m:53s). |
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RKO (1949) John Wayne (Capt. Nathan Cutting Brittles), Joanne Dru, John Agar, Ben Johnson, Harry Carey, Jr. Directed by John Ford. Technicolor; 104 mins. ©1949 Argosy Pictures Corp. MPAA #13509. DVD release: 6-4-02 (1.0 mono; 103m:30s). |
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Republic (1948) John Wayne (Capt. Ralls), Gail Russell, Gig Young, Adele Mara, Luther Adler. Directed by Edward Ludwig. b&w; 107 mins. ©1948 Republic Pictures Corp. MPAA #13370. AFI: 106 mins./9,482' [105m:21s]; BBFC: 106m:46s. DVD release: 5-22-01 (2.0 mono; 106m:28s). |
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MGM (1948) John Wayne (Robert Marmaduke Sangster Hightower), Pedro Armendariz, Harry Carey, Jr., Ward Bond, Mae Marsh. Directed by John Ford. Technicolor; 106 mins. ©1948 Loew's Inc. Produced by Argosy Pictures Corp. A “Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture”. MPAA #13312. AFI: 105-107 mins./9,551' [106m:7s]; copyrighted: 105 mins. DVD release: 6-6-06 [imprint: 3-29-04] (1.0 mono; 106m:9s). |
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United Artists (1948) John Wayne (Thomas Dunson), Montgomery Clift, Joanne Dru, Walter Brennan, Colleen Gray. Directed by Howard Hawks and Arthur Rosson. b&w; 133 mins. ©1947 Monterey Productions. MPAA #12398. Principal photography completed December 1946, before Fort Apache and Tycoon (additional scenes were filmed for Red River just after the completion of Tycoon). Original theatrical release: 126m:15s, released on VHS by MGM. Restored to 133 mins. in 1987. DVD release: 11-18-97 (2.0 mono; 132m:36s). |
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RKO (1948) John Wayne (Capt. Kirby York), Henry Fonda, Shirley Temple, Pedro Armendariz, Ward Bond. Directed by John Ford. b&w; 128 mins. ©1948 Argosy Pictures Corp. MPAA #12819. DVD release: 6-6-06 (1.0 mono; 127m:40s). |
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RKO (1947) John Wayne (Johnny Munroe), Laraine Day, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Judith Anderson, James Gleason. Directed by Richard Wallace. Technicolor; 129 mins. ©1947 RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. MPAA #12261. TJWF and copyrighted: 130 mins.; AFI: 126, 128 or 130 mins./11,692' [129m:54s]; BBFC: 128m:59s. DVD release: 5-22-07 (1.0 mono; 128m:49s). |
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Republic (1947) John Wayne (Quirt Evans), Gail Russell, Harry Carey, Bruce Cabot, Irene Rich. Directed by James Edward Grant. b&w; 100 mins. ©1946 Republic Pictures Corp. A “John Wayne Production” (as producer for uncredited Patnel Productions). MPAA #11847. Released on VHS and LaserDisc by Republic. Available on many public domain labels, the film has never been officially released on Region 1 but has been on Region 2/4 by Universal (6-5-06 [imprint: 8-12-04]; cover shown on hover). Although the Image Entertainment DVD is mastered from the original 35mm nitrate fine grain master positive, the official UK DVD's print is the best. DVD release: 11-27-01 (2.0 mono; 99m:30s). |
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Favorite Films (1946) John Wayne (Tom Wayne), Ruth Hall, Robert Frazer, Noah Berry, Jr., Creighton Chaney (Lon Chaney, Jr.). Directed by Armand Schaeffer (Schaefer) and Colbert Clark. b&w; 72 mins. ©[none; source originally copyrighted 1933 Mascot Pictures Corp.]. Feature version of the 12-chapter Mascot serial The Three Musketeers (filmed in April 1932). Available on DVD in The Ultimate John Wayne Collection, a 7-disc set of public domain titles released in 2006 by Passport Video (2.0 mono; 71m:54s; cover shown on hover). |
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RKO (1946) Claudette Colbert, John Wayne (Rusty Thomas), Don DeFore, Anne Triola, Phil Brown. Directed by Mervyn LeRoy. b&w; 101 mins. ©1946 Jesse L. Lasky Productions, Inc. MPPDA #11262. TJWF and copyrighted: 107 mins.; AFI: 105 or 107 mins.; BBFC: 106m:45s. The 2003 UK DVD released 6-14-04 from DD Video (106m:31s; Region 0 PAL; cover shown on hover) is the complete film unlike the American VHS, LaserDisc, TCM print (all 100m:24s) and DVD. DVD release: 5-22-07 (1.0 mono; 100m:42s). |
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MGM (1945) Robert Montgomery, John Wayne (Lt. “Rusty” Ryan), Donna Reed, Jack Holt, Ward Bond. Directed by John Ford. b&w; 135 mins. ©1945 Loew's Inc. Produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp. MPPDA #11113. Filmed before Dakota. DVD release: 5-18-99 (2.0 mono; 134m:40s). |
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Republic (1945) John Wayne (John Devlin), Vera Hruba Ralston, Walter Brennan, Ward Bond, Mike Mazurki. Directed by Joseph Kane. b&w; 82 mins. ©1945 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #11126. TJWF: 82 mins.; AFI: 81-82 mins./7,328' [81m:25s]; BBFC: 84m:17s. DVD release: 5-21-02 (2.0 mono; 81m:39s). |
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RKO (1945) John Wayne (Col. Joseph Madden), Anthony Quinn, Beulah Bondi, Fely Franquelli, Richard Loo. Directed by Edward Dmytryk. b&w; 95 mins. ©1945 RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. MPPDA #10576. TJWF: 94-97 mins.; AFI: 95 or 97 mins./8,505' [94m:30s]; BBFC: 94m:37s; copyrighted: 95 mins. The UK DVD is cut by almost four minutes. DVD release: 5-4-04 (1.0 mono; 94m:26s). |
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Flame of Barbary Coast UK: Flame of the Barbary Coast Republic (1945) John Wayne (Duke Fergus), Ann Dvorak, Joseph Schildkraut, William Frawley, Virginia Grey. Directed by Joseph Kane. b&w; 91 mins. ©1945 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #10403. DVD release: 1-21-03 (2.0 mono; 90m:53s). |
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RKO (1944) John Wayne (Rocklin), Ella Raines, Ward Bond, George “Gabby” Hayes, Audrey Long. Directed by Edwin L. Marin. b&w; 87 mins. ©1944 RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. MPPDA #10109. DVD release: 5-3-05 (1.0 mono; 87m:8s). |
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Republic (1944) John Wayne (Wedge Donovan), Susan Hayward, Dennis O'Keefe, William Frawley, Leonid Kinskey. Directed by Edward Ludwig. b&w; 99 mins. ©1944 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #9802. AFI: 100 mins./8,965' [99m:36s]; BBFC: 99m:43s. DVD release: 5-16-00 (2.0 mono; 99m:21s). |
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Republic (1943) John Wayne (Daniel F. “Dan” Somers), Martha Scott, Albert Dekker, George “Gabby” Hayes, Marjorie Rambeau. Directed by Albert S. Rogell. b&w; 102 mins. ©1943 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #9542. Not available on Region 1. AFI: 102 mins./9,204' [102m:16s]; BBFC: 101m:54s. Released on VHS by Republic under the reissue title War of the Wildcats (101m:27s; cover shown on hover). The UK DVD, under the same reissue title, also includes In Old California. Announced for release on DVD by Paramount in 2006 but never materialized. DVD release: 6-5-06 [imprint: 9-10-04] (2.0 mono; 101m:46s). |
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RKO (1943) Jean Arthur, John Wayne (Duke Hudkins), Charles Winninger, Phil Silvers, Mary Field. Directed by William A. Seiter. b&w; 86 mins. ©1943 Frank Ross, Inc. MPPDA #9088. AFI: 85-86 mins./8,952' [99m:28s]. Reissued as The Cowboy and the Girl. DVD release: 1-21-03 (2.0 mono; 85m:37s). The DVD is derived from a video master with oddball encoding (every frame is interlaced). The UK Region 2 PAL DVD released 5-31-04 by Second Sight Films, from a different print, is of better quality (same running time; cover shown on hover). |
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Universal (1942) Marlene Dietrich, Randolph Scott, John Wayne (Charles “Pittsburgh” Markham aka Charles Ellis), Frank Craven, Louise Allbritton. Directed by Lewis Seiler. b&w; 91 mins. ©1942 Universal Pictures Co., Inc. A “Charles K. Feldman [Group] Production”. MPPDA #8960. TJWF: 98 mins.; AFI: 91 or 93 mins./8,191' [91m:0s]. DVD release: 5-30-06 (2.0 mono; 91m:11s). (See notes.) |
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Reunion in France UK: Mademoiselle France (reissued under the American title) MGM (1942) Joan Crawford, John Wayne (Pat Talbot), Philip Dorn, Reginald Owen, Albert Bassermann. Directed by Jules Dassin. b&w; 104 mins. ©1942 Loew's Inc. Produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp. MPPDA #8877. Copyrighted and previewed under its working title, Reunion. TJWF: 104 mins.; AFI: 101 mins./9,339' [103m:46s]; BBFC: 103m:50s (cut to 91 mins. for UK theatrical release [BFI]); TCM print: 98m:46s. DVD release: 5-22-07 (1.0 mono; 103m:51s). |
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Republic (1942) John Wayne (Capt. Jim Gordon), John Carroll, Anna Lee, Paul Kelly, Gordon Jones. Directed by David Miller. b&w; 101 mins. ©1942 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #8468. AFI: 98, 100 or 102 mins./9,141' [101m:34s]. UK theatrical release: 96 mins. [BFI]. DVD release: 5-16-00 (2.0 mono; 101m:20s). |
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Republic (1942) John Wayne (Tom “Boston” Craig), Binnie Barnes, Albert Dekker, Helen Parrish, Patsy Kelly. Directed by William McGann. b&w; 88 mins. ©1942 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #8280. TJWF: 88 mins.; AFI: 88 mins./7,886' [87m:37s]; BBFC: 90m:11s. DVD release: 11-23-99 (2.0 mono; 87m:33s). |
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Universal (1942) Marlene Dietrich, Randolph Scott, John Wayne (Roy Glennister), Margaret Lindsay, Harry Carey. Directed by Ray Enright. b&w; 87 mins. ©1942 Universal Pictures Co., Inc. Produced by Frank Lloyd Productions, Inc.; a “Charles K. Feldman Group Production”. MPPDA #8269. Universal's 3-disc, 5-movie John Wayne: Screen Legend Collection released 6-12-07 (cover shown on hover) has a sharper print. DVD release: 6-1-04 (2.0 mono; 87m:6s). |
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Paramount (1942) Ray Milland, John Wayne (Capt. Jack Stuart), Paulette Goddard, Raymond Massey, Robert Preston. Directed by Cecil B. DeMille. Technicolor; 123 mins. ©1941 Paramount Pictures, Inc. MPPDA #7468. Filmed before Lady for a Night. Universal's 3-disc, 5-movie John Wayne: Screen Legend Collection released 6-12-07 (cover shown on hover) has a remastered print on a dual-layer disc (the original is single layer). DVD release: 12-15-98 (2.0 mono; 123m:14s). |
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Republic (1942) Joan Blondell, John Wayne (Jackson “Jack” Morgan), Philip Merivale, Blanche Yurka, Ray Middleton. Directed by Leigh Jason. b&w; 87 mins. ©1942 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #7794. Not available on Region 1. TJWF: 89 mins.; AFI: 87-88 mins./7,857' [87m:18s]; BBFC: 90m:7s; BFI: 87m:44s. Released on VHS by Republic (click for cover; same running time as UK DVD). DVD release: 11-5-07 in the 34-film box set John Wayne: The Collection, but not available as an individual title (2.0 mono; 87m:18s). Released 9-19-07 as an individual title by Sogemedia (Spain; Region 0 PAL; cover shown on hover) but culled from VHS, minus the Republic heralds and closing credits. |
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Paramount (1941) John Wayne (Young Matt), Betty Field, Harry Carey, Beulah Bondi, James Barton. Directed by Henry Hathaway. Technicolor; 98 mins. ©1941 Paramount Pictures, Inc. MPPDA #7339. Filmed before Lady from Louisiana and A Man Betrayed. AFI: 98 mins./9,946' [110m:30s]. DVD release: 5-30-06 (2.0 mono; 97m:27s). |
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Republic (1941) John Wayne (John Reynolds), Ona Munson, Ray Middleton, Henry Stephenson, Helen Westley. Directed by Bernard Vorhaus. b&w; 82 mins. ©1941 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #7207. Not available on Region 1. TJWF: 84 mins.; AFI: 82 mins./7,418' [82m:25s]; BBFC: 85m:16s; BFI: 82m:44s. Released on VHS by Republic (cover shown on hover; same running time as UK DVD). The UK DVD, with this specific title unfortunately culled from an NTSC master, also includes Flame of Barbary Coast. DVD release: 6-26-06 [imprint: 9-17-04] (2.0 mono; 82m:25s). |
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A Man Betrayed UK: Citadel of Crime Republic (1941) John Wayne (Lynn Hollister), Frances Dee, Edward Ellis, Wallace Ford, Ward Bond. Directed by John H. Auer. b&w; 81 mins. ©1941 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #7055. Not available on Region 1. TJWF: 83 mins.; AFI: 80 or 82 mins./7,365' [81m:50s]; BBFC: 84m:18s. Released on VHS by Republic under its television title, Wheel of Fortune (81m:19s; cover shown on hover). The Spanish DVD is culled from the same VHS, minus the Hollywood Television Services introduction. The set also includes Three Faces West and Flame of Barbary Coast. DVD release: 9-19-07 (2.0 mono; 81m:14s). |
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Seven Sinners UK reissue: Café of Seven Sinners Universal (1940) Marlene Dietrich, John Wayne (Lt. Dan Brent), Albert Dekker, Broderick Crawford, Anna Lee. Directed by Tay Garnett. b&w; 87 mins. ©1940 Universal Pictures Co., Inc. MPPDA #6795. DVD release: 5-30-06 (2.0 mono; 86m:33s). |
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United Artists (1940) John Wayne (Ole Olsen), Thomas Mitchell, Ian Hunter, Barry Fitzgerald, Wilfrid Lawson. Directed by John Ford. b&w; 105 mins. ©1940 Walter Wanger Productions, Inc. Produced by Argosy Corp. MPPDA #6410. TJWF: 103-105 mins.; AFI: 103 mins.; BBFC: 104m:27s. The DVD is derived from a 1948 re-release print issued by Masterpiece Productions, Inc., which has entirely new credits: first-billed are John Wayne, Barry Fitzgerald, Thomas Mitchell, Ian Hunter and John Qualen. DVD release: 6-6-06 (1.0 mono; 105m:10s). |
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Republic (1940) John Wayne (John Phillips), Sigrid Gurie, Charles Coburn, Spencer Charters, Helen MacKellar. Directed by Bernard Vorhaus. b&w; 79 mins. ©1940 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #6239. TJWF: 79-81 mins.; AFI: 79 or 81 mins.; BBFC: 81m:14s (cut to 75 mins. for UK theatrical release [BFI]). DVD release: 5-11-04 (2.0 Surround [mono]; 78m:39s). |
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Republic (1940) Claire Trevor, John Wayne (Bob “Shortcut” Seton), Walter Pidgeon, Roy Rogers, George Hayes. Directed by Raoul Walsh. b&w; 93 mins. ©1940 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #5985. TJWF: 94 mins.; AFI: 92-94 mins.; BBFC: 95m:22s; BFI: 92m:44s. DVD release: 11-23-99 (2.0 mono; 93m:18s). |
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Allegheny Uprising UK: The First Rebel RKO (1939) Claire Trevor, John Wayne (James “Jim” Smith), George Sanders, Brian Donlevy, Wilfrid Lawson. Directed by William A. Seiter. b&w; 81 mins. ©1939 RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. MPPDA #5538. UK theatrical release: 74 mins. DVD release: 5-22-07 (1.0 mono; 80m:29s). |
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Republic (1939) John Wayne (Stony Brooke), Ray Corrigan, Raymond Hatton, Phylis Isley (Jennifer Jones), Eddy Waller. Directed by George Sherman. b&w; 57 mins. ©1939 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #5520. AFI: 56-57 mins./4,946' [54m:57s]; BBFC: 56m:45s; AMC: 56m:58s. Released on VHS by Republic under its television title, Frontier Horizon (available on various public domain labels). Announced for release on DVD by Paramount in 2006 but never materialized. |
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Republic (1939) John Wayne (Stony Brooke), Ray Corrigan, Raymond Hatton, Donald Barry, Adele Pearce. Directed by George Sherman. b&w; 58 mins. ©1939 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #5415. TJWF: 56-62 mins.; AFI: 56 or 58 mins.; BBFC: 57m:27s; AMC: 58m:6s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Three Texas Steers UK: Danger Rides the Range Republic (1939) John Wayne (Stony Brooke), Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune, Carole Landis, Ralph Graves. Directed by George Sherman. b&w; 58 mins. ©1938 [sic] Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #5251. AFI: 56-57 mins./5,050' [56m:6s]; BBFC: 55m:58s; AMC: 57m:53s. Released on VHS by Republic. Announced for release on DVD by Paramount in 2006 but never materialized. |
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Republic (1939) John Wayne (Stony Brooke), Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune, Doreen McKay, Ruth Rogers. Directed by George Sherman. b&w; 58 mins. ©1938 [sic] Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #5176. TJWF: 57 mins.; AFI: 58 mins.; BBFC: 55m:55s; AMC: 58m:5s. Released on VHS by Republic. Announced for release on DVD by Paramount in 2006 but never materialized. |
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United Artists (1939) Claire Trevor, John Wayne (The Ringo Kid), Andy Devine, John Carradine, Thomas Mitchell. Directed by John Ford. b&w; 96 mins. ©1939 Walter Wanger Productions, Inc. MPPDA #5029. TJWF: 105 mins.; AFI: 95-96 mins. DVD release: 10-28-97 (1.0 mono; 95m:47s); 6-6-06: 2-disc special edition (1.0 mono; 95m:47s; cover shown on hover). |
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Republic (1938) John Wayne (Stony Brooke), Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune, Polly Moran, Lorna Gray. Directed by George Sherman. b&w; 58 mins. ©1938 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #4857. AFI: 55-56 mins./5,018' [55m:45m]; BBFC: 55m:44s; AMC: 57m:49s. Released on VHS by Republic. Announced for release on DVD by Paramount in 2006 but never materialized. |
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Republic (1938) John Wayne (Stony Brooke), Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune, June Martel, William Farnum. Directed by George Sherman. b&w; 55 mins. ©1938 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #4788. DVD release: 5-11-04 (2.0 Surround [mono]; 55m:20s). |
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Republic (1938) John Wayne (Stony Brooke), Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune, Louise Brooks, Anthony Marsh. Directed by George Sherman. b&w; 55 mins. ©1938 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #4602. AFI: 55 mins./4,941' [54m:54s]; BBFC: 54m:34s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Republic (1938) John Wayne (Stony Brooke), Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune, Doreen McKay, Josef Forte. Directed by George Sherman. b&w; 56 mins. ©1938 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #4518. TJWF: 55 mins.; AFI: 55 mins./4,933' [54m:48s]; BBFC: 55m:51s; AMC: 56m:21s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Paramount (1937) John Wayne (Dare Rudd), Marsha Hunt, John Mack Brown, John Patterson, Monte Blue. Directed by Charles Barton. b&w; 52 mins. ©1937 Paramount Pictures, Inc. MPPDA #3706. TJWF: 51-59 mins.; AFI: 52, 59 or 66 mins.; copyrighted: 6 reels; UK theatrical release: 50 mins. Available on various labels under the reissue title Hell Town (55-58 mins.), released by Favorite Films (poster shown on hover). |
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Universal (1937) John Wayne (Duke Slade), Diana Gibson, Montagu Love, Moroni Olsen, Maurice Black. Directed by Arthur Lubin. b&w; 63 mins. ©1937 Universal Pictures Co., Inc. MPPDA #3546. TJWF: 63 mins.; AFI: 60 or 63 mins.; BBFC: 63m:25s. |
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Universal (1937) John Wayne (Johnny Hansen), Sheila Bromley, Billy Burrud, Russell Hopton, Huntley Gordon. Directed by Arthur Lubin. b&w; 60 mins. ©1937 Universal Pictures Co., Inc. MPPDA #3520. TJWF: 60 mins.; AFI: 60 or 62-62.5 mins. |
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Universal (1937) John Wayne (Bob Adams), Gwen Gaze, Don Barkley (Barclay), Charles Brokaw, James Bush. Directed by Arthur Lubin. b&w; 68 mins. ©1937 Universal Pictures Co., Inc. MPPDA #3302. TJWF: 65 mins.; AFI: 65 or 68-69 mins. |
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Universal (1937) John Wayne (Biff Smith), Louise Latimer, Robert McWade, Theodore von Eltz, Tully Marshall. Directed by Arthur Lubin. b&w; 67 mins. ©1937 Universal Pictures Co., Inc. MPPDA #3111. TJWF: 65-67 mins.; AFI: 57 or 67 mins.; BBFC: 68m:46s. |
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Universal (1936) John Wayne (Pat Glendon), Jean Rogers, Tommy Bupp, Frank Sheridan, Ward Bond. Directed by David Howard. b&w; 61 mins. ©1936 Universal Productions, Inc. MPPDA #2713. AFI: 60-61 mins.; BBFC: 61m:25s. |
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Universal (1936) John Wayne ('Bos'n' Bob Randall), Nan Grey, William Bakewell, Fuzzy Knight, Russell Hicks. Directed by Frank Strayer. b&w; 63 mins. ©1936 Universal Productions, Inc. MPPDA #2474. BBFC: 62m:56s. |
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Republic (1936) John Wayne (John Blair), Phyllis Fraser, Lew Kelly, Douglas Cosgrove, Lane Chandler. Directed by Mack V. Wright. b&w; 57 mins. ©1936 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #2316. TJWF: 57 mins.; AFI: 53 mins. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Republic (1936) John Wayne (Capt. John Ashley), Ann Rutherford, Cy Kendall, Bob Kortman, Snowflake. Directed by Joseph Kane. b&w; 58 mins. ©1936 Republic Pictures Corp. MPPDA #2213. TJWF: 57 mins.; AFI: 55-56 or 58 mins.; AMC: 58m:6s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Republic (1936) John Wayne (John Clayborn), Muriel Evans, Cy Kendall, Jack Clifford, Arthur Aylsworth (Aylesworth). Directed by Joseph Kane. b&w; 55 mins. ©1936 Republic Pictures Corp. TJWF: 56 mins.; AFI: 54 mins. DVD release: 10-23-01 (2.0 mono; 54m:33s). |
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Republic (1936) John Wayne (John Tipton), Ann Rutherford, Harry Woods, George Hayes, Al Bridge. Directed by Joseph Kane. b&w; 58 mins. ©1936 Republic Pictures Corp. TJWF: 55 mins.; AFI: 55 or 57-58 mins.; AMC: 57m:50s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Republic (1936) John Wayne (Capt. John Delmont), Ann Rutherford, Joe Girard, Yakima Canutt, Frank Rice. Directed by Scott Pembroke. b&w; 59 mins. ©1936 Republic Pictures Corp. |
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Republic (1935) John Wayne (John Middleton), Sheila Mannors, Frank McGlynn, Jr., Jack Curtis, Wally Howe. Directed by R. N. Bradbury. b&w; 55 mins. ©1935 Republic Pictures Corp. Filmed before The New Frontier. TJWF: 55 mins.; AFI: 59 mins./4,794' [53m:16s]. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Republic (1935) John Wayne (John Dawson), Muriel Evans, Warner Richmond, Alan Bridge, Sam Flint. Directed by Carl L. Pierson. b&w; 57 mins. ©1935 Republic Pictures Corp. TJWF: 59 mins.; AFI: 54 or 59 mins.; BBFC: 56m:11s; AMC: 56m:37s. Released on VHS by Republic. Announced for release on DVD by Paramount in 2006 but never materialized. |
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Republic (1935) John Wayne (John Wyatt), Sheila Mannors, Frank McGlynn, Jr., James Farley, Jack Curtis. Directed by R. N. Bradbury. b&w; 61 mins. ©1935 Republic Pictures Corp. TJWF: 63 mins.; AFI: 60 or 65 mins. DVD release: 5-11-04 [imprint: 9-9-03] (2.0 Surround [mono]; 60m:35s). (See notes.) |
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Monogram (1935) John Wayne (John Wyatt), Marion Burns, Reed Howes, Earle Hodgins, Gino Corrado. Directed by Carl L. Pierson. b&w; 53 mins. ©1935 [never registered]. Produced by Lone Star Productions. TJWF: 59 mins.; AFI: 52-53 or 59 mins.; BBFC: 53m:20s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Monogram (1935) John Wayne (John Mason), Marion Burns, Denny Meadows, Reed Howes, Joe DeGrasse. Directed by R. N. Bradbury. b&w; 54 mins. ©1935 [never registered]. Produced by Lone Star Productions. TJWF: 56 mins.; AFI: 53 or 56 mins./4,864' [54m:2s]; BBFC: 53m:20s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Monogram (1935) John Wayne (John Scott), Mary Kornman, Paul Fix, Eddy Chandler, Carmen LaRoux. Directed by Cullen Lewis (Lewis D. Collins). b&w; 54 mins. ©1935 [never registered]. Produced by Lone Star Productions. BBFC: 54m:27s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Monogram (1935) John Wayne (John Martin), Lucille Browne, George Hayes, LeRoy Mason, Lloyd Ingraham. Directed by R. N. Bradbury. b&w; 52 mins. ©1934 [never registered]. Produced by Lone Star Productions. Filmed before Texas Terror. BBFC: 52m:4s. |
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Monogram (1935) John Wayne (Sheriff John Higgins), Lucille Browne, LeRoy Mason, Fern Emmett, George Hayes. Directed by R. N. Bradbury. b&w; 53 mins. ©1934 Monogram Pictures Corp. Produced by Lone Star Productions. TJWF: 51-58 mins.; AFI: 45 or 51 mins.; BBFC: 52m:34s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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'Neath the Arizona Skies UK: 'Neath Arizona Skies Monogram (1934) John Wayne (Chris Morrell), Sheila Terry, Shirley Jane Rickert, Jack Rockwell, Yakima Canutt. Directed by Harry Fraser. b&w; 52 mins. ©1934 Monogram Pictures Corp. Produced by Lone Star Productions. Reissued US as 'Neath Arizona Skies. TJWF: 52-57 mins.; AFI: 52, 54 or 56-57 mins.; BBFC: 52m:13s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Monogram (1934) John Wayne (John Tobin), Sheila Terry, Jack Rockwell, George Hayes, Buffalo Bill, Jr. (Jay Wilsey). Directed by R. N. Bradbury. b&w; 52 mins. ©1934 Monogram Pictures Corp. Produced by Lone Star Productions. TJWF: 59 mins.; AFI: 55-59 mins.; BBFC: 52m:5s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Monogram (1934) John Wayne (Rod Drew), Verna Hillie, Noah Beery, Sr., Noah Beery, Jr., Robert Frazer. Directed by Robert Bradbury. b&w; 55 mins. ©1934 Monogram Pictures Corp. Produced by Lone Star Productions. BBFC: 54m:59s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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The Star Packer UK: He Wore a Star Monogram (1934) John Wayne (U.S. Marshal John Travers), Verna Hillie, George Hayes, Yakima Canutt, Billy Franey. Directed by R. N. Bradbury. b&w; 53 mins. ©1934 Monogram Pictures Corp. Produced by Lone Star Productions. TJWF: 52-54 mins.; AFI: 52 or 54 mins.; BBFC: 53m:20s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Monogram (1934) John Wayne (Randy Bowers), Alberta Vaughn, George Hayes, Yakima Canutt, Earl Dwire. Directed by Harry Fraser. b&w; 53 mins. ©1934 Monogram Pictures Corp. Produced by Lone Star Productions. TJWF: 54 mins.; AFI: 54 or 56 mins.; BBFC: 52m:31s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Monogram (1934) John Wayne (John Weston), Polly Ann Young, Anita Compillo, Edward Peil, George Hayes. Directed by Robert Bradbury. b&w; 52 mins. ©1934 Monogram Pictures Corp. Produced by Lone Star Productions. TJWF: 55-57 mins.; AFI: 55 or 57 mins.; BBFC: 52m:11s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Monogram (1934) John Wayne (Marshal John Carruthers), Eleanor Hunt, George Hayes, Edward Peil, Yakima Canutt. Directed by Robert Bradbury. b&w; 54 mins. ©1934 Monogram Pictures Corp. Produced by Lone Star Productions. TJWF: 54-59 mins.; AFI: 54 or 59 mins.; BBFC: 54m:13s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Monogram (1934) John Wayne (Ted Hayden), Virginia Faire Brown, George Hayes, Loyd (Lloyd) Whitlock, Yakima Canutt. Directed by Robert N. Bradbury. b&w; 53 mins. ©1933 Monogram Pictures Corp. Produced by Lone Star Productions. TJWF: 52-55 mins.; AFI: 52 or 54-55 mins.; BBFC: 53m:19s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Monogram (1934) John Wayne (Jerry Mason), Barbara Sheldon, Lloyd Whitlock, George Hayes, Yakima Canutt. Directed by Robert N. Bradbury. b&w; 55 mins. ©1933 Monogram Pictures Corp. Produced by Lone Star Productions. BBFC: 54m:47s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Monogram (1933) John Wayne (John Brant), Nancy Shubert, Lane Chandler, Yakima Canutt, Henry Hall. Directed by Armand Schaefer. b&w; 54 mins. ©1933 Monogram Pictures Corp. Produced by Lone Star Productions. TJWF: 55-58 mins.; AFI: 53, 55 or 58-59 mins./4,839' [53m:46s]; BBFC: 53m:45s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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College Coach UK: Football Coach Warner Bros. (1933) Dick Powell, Ann Dvorak, Pat O'Brien, Arthur Byron, Lyle Talbot, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by William A. Wellman. b&w; 76 mins. ©1933 Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. Co-presented by The Vitaphone Corp. MPPDA #2614R. BBFC: 76m:40s; TCM print: 75m:40s. Production completed after Riders of Destiny. |
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Monogram (1933) John Wayne (Singin' Sandy Saunders), Cecilia Parker, Forrest Taylor, George Hayes, Al St. John. Directed by Robert N. Bradbury. b&w; 53 mins. ©1933 Monogram Pictures Corp. Produced by Lone Star Productions. TJWF: 58 mins.; AFI: 56, 58 or 60 mins./4,754' [52m:49s]; BBFC: 52m:49s. Released on VHS by Republic. |
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Sweetheart of Sigma Chi UK: Girl of My Dreams Monogram (1933) Mary Carlisle, Buster Crabbe, Charles Starrett, Florence Lake, Eddie Tamblyn, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Edwin L. Marin. b&w; 76 mins. ©1933 Monogram Pictures Corp. TJWF: 73-76 mins.; AFI: 73 or 75-76 mins.; BBFC: 73m:20s. |
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Warner Bros. (1933) Barbara Stanwyck, George Brent, Donald Cook, Alphonse Ethier, Henry Kolker, [John Wayne (Jimmy McCoy, Jr.) 8th-billed]. Directed by Alfred E. Green. b&w; 76 mins. ©1933 Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. Co-presented by The Vitaphone Corp. UK theatrical release: 68 mins. Besides the two versions of Baby Face, Forbidden Hollywood Collection Volume 1 also includes Red-Headed Woman and Waterloo Bridge. DVD release: 12-5-06 (1.0 mono; 70m:29s [original theatrical release]; 75m:48s [pre-release version]). |
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Vitagraph [Warner Bros.] (1933) John Wayne (Capt. John Holmes), Duke (a horse), Ruth Hall, Luis Alberni, Donald Reed. Directed by Mack V. Wright. b&w; 57 mins. ©1933 Vitagraph, Inc. A “Four Star Western” (Leon Schlesinger). MPPDA #2660R. AFI: 56-57 or 59 mins./5,294' [58m:49s]; copyrighted: 57 mins. DVD release: 11-7-06 (2.0 mono; 57m:7s); 5-22-07: released solo (cover shown on hover). |
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The Life of Jimmy Dolan UK: The Kid's Last Fight Warner Bros. (1933) Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Loretta Young, Aline MacMahon, Guy Kibbee, Lyle Talbot, [John Wayne (Smith) 10th-billed]. Directed by Archie Mayo. b&w; 88 mins. ©1933 Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. Co-presented by The Vitaphone Corp. MPPDA #2607R. AFI: 70-71 mins. (condensed version); TCM print: 88m:9s. |
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Showmen's Pictures (1933) Evalyn Knapp, John Wayne (Dick Wallace), Reginald Barlow, Alec B. Francis, Arthur Hoyt. Directed by Philip H. Whitman. b&w; 60 mins. ©1933 Screencraft Productions. TJWF: 60 mins.; AFI: 60-61 or 68 mins./5,755' [63m:56s]. Critics' Choice cover shown (60m:13s); Roan Group cover shown on hover (60m:13s). (See notes.) |
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Vitagraph [Warner Bros.] (1933) John Wayne (John Bishop), Duke (a horse), Henry B. Walthall, Shirley Palmer, Ann Faye. Directed by Mack V. Wright. b&w; 58 mins. ©1933 Vitagraph, Inc. A “Four Star Western” (Leon Schlesinger). MPPDA #2609R. TJWF and copyrighted: 57 mins.; AFI: 57 or 59 mins./5,318' [59m:5s]; BBFC: 58m:15s. DVD release: 11-7-06 (2.0 mono; 57m:28s); 5-22-07: released solo (cover shown on hover). |
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Mascot (1933) Jack Mulhall, Raymond Hatton, Francis X. Bushman, Jr., John Wayne (Tom Wayne), Ruth Hall. Directed by Armand Schaeffer (Schaefer) and Colbert Clark. b&w; 12-chapter serial; 212 mins. ©1933 Mascot Pictures Corp. Filmed April 1932. A 72-minute feature, with Wayne top-billed, was culled from this serial and released in 1946 as Desert Command (see entry). Chapter titles: (1) The Fiery Circle (2) One for All and All for One! (3) The Master Spy (4) Pirates of the Desert (5) Rebel Rifles (6) Death's Marathon (7) Naked Steel (8) The Master Strikes (9) The Fatal Cave (10) Trapped (11) The Measure of a Man (12) The Glory of Comrades. |
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First National [Warner Bros.] (1933) Richard Barthelmess, Sally Eilers, Tom Brown, Grant Mitchell, James Murray, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by William A. Wellman. b&w; 75 mins. ©1933 First National Pictures, Inc. Co-presented by The Vitaphone Corp. TJWF: 70-75 mins.; AFI: 70, 72 or 75 mins.; BBFC: 74m:39s. |
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Vitagraph [Warner Bros.] (1933) John Wayne (John Trent), Duke (a horse), Frank McHugh, Marceline Day, Otis Harlan. Directed by Tenny Wright. b&w; 54 mins. ©1932 Vitagraph, Inc. A “Four Star Western” (Leon Schlesinger). MPPDA #2587R. TJWF and copyrighted: 59 mins.; AFI: 54 or 59-60 mins./5,090' [56m:33s]; BBFC: 54m:57s. DVD release: 11-7-06 (2.0 mono; 53m:55s); 5-22-07: released solo (cover shown on hover). |
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Vitagraph [Warner Bros.] (1932) John Wayne (John Mason), Duke (a horse), Sheila Terry, Harry Woods, Erville Alderson. Directed by Mack V. Wright. b&w; 58 mins. ©1932 Vitagraph, Inc. A “Four Star Western” (Leon Schlesinger). MPPDA #2633R. TJWF: 56-58 mins.; AFI: 57-58 mins.; copyrighted: 58 mins.; BBFC: 58m:31s. DVD release: 11-7-06 (2.0 mono; 57m:27s); 5-22-07: released solo (cover shown on hover). |
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Columbia (1932) Richard Cromwell, Dorothy Jordan, Mae Marsh, Arthur Stone, Douglas Dumbrille, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Roy William Neill. b&w; 71 mins. ©1932 Columbia Pictures Corp. TJWF: 71 mins.; AFI: 71 mins./6,488' [72m:5s]. |
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Vitagraph [Warner Bros.] (1932) John Wayne (Deputy Sheriff John Steele), Duke (a horse), Noah Beery, Paul Hurst, Mae Madison. Directed by Tenny Wright. b&w; 53 mins. ©1932 Vitagraph, Inc. A “Four Star Western” (Leon Schlesinger). MPPDA #2608R. TJWF: 63 mins.; AFI: 54-55 or 63 mins.; copyrighted: 54 mins.; BBFC: 55m:1s. DVD release: 11-7-06 (2.0 mono; 53m:19s); 5-22-07: released solo (cover shown on hover). |
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Ride Him, Cowboy UK: The Hawk Vitagraph [Warner Bros.] (1932) John Wayne (John Drury), Duke (a horse), Ruth Hall, Henry B. Walthall, Otis Harlan. Directed by Fred Allen. b&w; 55 mins. ©1932 Vitagraph, Inc. A “Four Star Western” (Leon Schlesinger). MPPDA #2634R. TJWF: 56-63 mins.; AFI: 55-56 or 61 mins. DVD release: 11-7-06 (2.0 mono; 55m:16s); 5-22-07: released solo (cover shown on hover). |
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Mascot (1932) Tully Marshall, Conway Tearle, John Wayne (Larry Baker), Shirley Gray (Grey), Edmund Breese. Directed by Armand Schaefer and J. P. McGowan. b&w; 12-chapter serial; 226 mins. ©1932 Mascot Pictures Corp. [never registered]. Chapter titles: (1) The Wrecker (2) Flying Pirates (3) The Masked Menace (4) Buried Alive (5) Danger Lights (6) The Airport Mystery (7) Sealed Lips (8) Outside the Law (9) The Invisible Army (10) The Wrecker's Secret (11) Wings of Death (12) Unmasked. (See notes for the feature version.) |
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Paramount (1932) George Bancroft, Wynne Gibson, Charles Starrett, James Gleason, John Wayne (Buzz Kinney). Directed by Stephen Roberts. b&w; 84 mins. ©1932 Paramount Publix Corp. TJWF: 85 mins.; AFI: 80 or 84 mins. |
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Columbia (1932) Tim McCoy, Alice Day, Wheeler Oakman, Tully Marshall, Wallace MacDonald, John Wayne (Duke). Directed by D. Ross Lederman. b&w; 57 mins. ©1932 Columbia Pictures Corp. TJWF: 64 mins.; AFI: 54 or 64 mins.; BBFC: 58m:53s. The two compilations, titled Riding the Trail (click) and Riding the Range (hover), also includes five John Wayne Monogram titles: Riders of Destiny, West of the Divide, The Desert Trail, Paradise Canyon and The Trail Beyond (all from Fox/Lorber-Classics Associates with new music and editing). See the entry for The Range Feud below about the Disc Plaza Entertainment DVD which also contains Two Fisted Law. DVD release: 5-14-02 (2.0 mono; 56m:39s). (See notes.) |
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Columbia (1932) Tim McCoy, Shirley Grey, Wheeler Oakman, John Wayne (Steve Pickett), Wallace MacDonald. Directed by D. Ross Lederman. b&w; 57 mins. ©1932 Columbia Pictures Corp. TJWF and AFI: 63 mins.; BBFC: 58m:24s. DVD release: 5-31-05 (2.0 mono; 57m:15s). (See notes.) |
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Mascot (1932) John Wayne (Craig McCoy), Dorothy Gulliver, Edward Hearn, Richard Tucker, Lloyd Whitlock. Directed by Ford Beebe. b&w; 12-chapter serial; 219 mins. ©1932 Mascot Pictures Corp. [never registered]. Chapter titles: (1) The Carnival Mystery (2) Pinholes (3) The Eagle Strikes (4) The Man of a Million Voices (5) The Telephone Cipher (6) The Code of the Carnival (7) Eagle or Vulture? (8) On the Spot (9) When Thieves Fall Out (10) The Man Who Knew (11) The Eagle's Wings (12) The Shadow Unmasked. |
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Columbia (1931) Jack Holt, Richard Cromwell, Joan Marsh, John Wayne (Dusty Rhodes), Natalie Moorhead. Directed by Edward Sedgwick. b&w; 70 mins. ©1931 Columbia Pictures Corp. TJWF: 67-71 mins.; AFI: 67 mins./6,306' [70m:4s]. Released on VHS (cover shown) by Columbia (70m:9s). |
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Columbia (1931) Lloyd Hughes, Dorothy Sebastian, Ian Keith, Natalie Moorhead, Richard Tucker, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Louis King. b&w; 68 mins. ©1931 Columbia Pictures Corp. TJWF and AFI: 66-68 mins.; BBFC: 68m:21s. |
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The Range Feud (Range Fued [sic]) Columbia (1931) Buck Jones, John Wayne (Clint Turner), Susan Fleming, Ed LeSaint, William Walling. Directed by D. Ross Lederman. b&w; 58 mins. ©1931 Columbia Pictures Corp. TJWF: 64 mins.; AFI: 56, 58 or 64 mins.; BBFC: 58m:37s. Released on VHS by Columbia (57m:26s; cover shown on hover). The DVD also includes Two Fisted Law, The Lucky Texan and Lawless Range. The Range Feud was also released by Disc Plaza on other various DVDs and by East West Entertainment (click for cover). Like the Disc Plaza DVD, the East West print looks like it was culled from the Columbia VHS. DVD imprint: 7-18-03 (2.0 mono; 57m:26s). (See notes.) |
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Men Are Like That UK: The Virtuous Wife Columbia (1931) Laura La Plante, John Wayne (Lt. Bob Denton), June Clyde, Forrest Stanley, Nena Quartaro. Directed by George B. Seitz. b&w; 67 mins. ©1931 Columbia Pictures Corp. TJWF: 67-71 mins.; AFI: 67 or 70-71 mins./5,467' [60m:44s]; BBFC: 67m:57s; Sony (Columbia) print: 66m:28s. Reissued as Arizona, the working and copyright title (also the title submitted to the BBFC). |
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Fox Film Corp. (1931) Victor McLaglen, Edmund Lowe, Greta Nissen, El Brendel, Fifi D'Orsay, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Raoul Walsh. b&w; 72 mins. ©1931 Fox Film Corp. AFI: 71-72 mins./6,441' [71m:34s]. |
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Fox Film Corp. (1931) Loretta Young, Lew Cody, John Wayne (Gordon Wales), Joan Marsh, Joyce Compton. Directed by Sidney Lanfield. b&w; 72 mins. ©1931 Fox Film Corp. AFI: 71-72 mins.; copyrighted: 6,438' [71m:32s]. The only known print has one reel missing. |
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Fox Film Corp. (1931) Virginia Cherrill, John Wayne (Peter Brooks), Marguerite Churchill, Edward Nugent, Helen Jerome Eddy. Directed by Seymour Felix. b&w; 67 mins. ©1931 Fox Film Corp. AFI: 64 or 68 mins.; copyrighted: 6,050' [67m:13s]; BBFC: 63m:27s. |
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Fox Film Corp. (1930) John Wayne (Breck Coleman), Marguerite Churchill, El Brendel, Tully Marshall, Tyrone Power [Sr.]. Directed by Raoul Walsh. b&w; Grandeur [70mm/4 perf. vertical/24fps]/2.10:1; 122 mins. including exit music. ©1930 Fox Film Corp. TJWF: 158 mins.; AFI: 14,200' [158 mins.] for 70mm Grandeur version and 11,314' [125m:42s] for 35mm standard version; copyrighted: 13,000' [144 mins.]; world premiere: 125 mins. (Grandeur version); BBFC: 109m:45s (cut to 99 mins. for UK theatrical release). DVD release: 5-20-03 (1.33:1; 2.0 stereo [simulated] and 2.0 mono; 108m:8s including exit music); 5-13-08: 2-disc special edition (2.10:1 anamorphic and 1.33:1; 2.0 stereo [simulated] and 2.0 mono; 121m:34s; cover shown on hover). |
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Fox Film Corp. (1930) Arthur Lake, Dixie Lee, Olga Baclanova, “Whispering” Jack Smith, Johnny Arthur, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Sidney Lanfield. b&w; 64 mins. ©1930 Fox Film Corp. TJWF: 66 mins.; AFI and copyrighted: 5,730' [63m:40s]. |
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Fox Film Corp. (1930) George O'Brien, Antonio Moreno, Helen Chandler, Noel Francis, David Hartford, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by A. F. Erickson. b&w; 53 mins. ©1930 Fox Film Corp. TJWF: 56 mins.; AFI and copyrighted: 4,800' [53m:20s]. |
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Fox Film Corp. (1930) Edmund Lowe, Catherine Dale Owen, Lee Tracy, Marguerite Churchill, Warren Hymer, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Andrew Bennison and John Ford. b&w; 82 mins. ©1930 Fox Film Corp. AFI and copyrighted: 7,400' [82m:13s]. DVD release: 12-4-2007 (2.0 mono; 75 mins.). |
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Fox Film Corp. (1930) Kenneth MacKenna, Frank Albertson, Farrell Macdonald (MacDonald), Warren Hymer, Paul Page, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by John Ford. b&w; 86 mins. ©1929 Fox Film Corp. TJWF: 77 mins.; AFI and copyrighted: 7,774' [86m:22s]. No complete sound version known to exist. |
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Fox Film Corp. (1930) George O'Brien, Sue Carol, Walter McGrail, Warren Hymer, Russell Simpson, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by A. F. Erickson. b&w; 64 mins. ©1929 Fox Film Corp. TJWF: 64 mins.; AFI: 5,736' [63m:44s] for sound version and 5,948' [66m:5s] for silent version. |
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First National (1929) Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Loretta Young, Guinn Williams, Marion Byron, Phyllis Crane, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Edward F. Cline. b&w; 81 mins. ©1929 First National Pictures, Inc. AFI: 7,246' [80m:30s] for sound version and 4,920' [54m:40s] for silent version; copyrighted: 81 mins. |
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Fox Film Corp. (1929) George O'Brien, Helen Chandler, Joyce Compton, William Janney, Stepin Fetchit, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by John Ford and David Butler. b&w; 85 mins.; also released silent. ©1929 Fox Film Corp. TJWF: 83-86 mins.; AFI and copyrighted: 7,610' [84m:33s]. |
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Fox Film Corp. (1929) Lois Moran, David Percy, Helen Twelvetrees, William Orlamond, Elizabeth Patterson, Duke Morrison [John Wayne] (Pete Donahue). Directed by James Tingling. b&w; 72 mins. ©1929 Fox Film Corp. TJWF: 65 mins.; copyrighted: 5,745' [63m:50s]; AFI: 6,500' [72m:13s] for sound version and 5,745' [63m:50s] for silent version. |
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The Black Watch UK: King of the Khyber Rifles Fox Film Corp. (1929) Victor McLaglen, Myrna Loy, Roy D'Arcy, Pat Somerset, David Rollins, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by John Ford. b&w; 94 mins. ©1929 Fox Film Corp. TJWF: 98 mins.; AFI: 8,487' [94m:18s]. |
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Fox Film Corp. (1929) Lola Lane, Paul Page, Sharon Lynn, Warren Hymer, Helen Ware, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Benjamin Stoloff. b&w; 64 mins. ©1929 Fox Film Corp. AFI: 5,775' [64m:10s]. |
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Fox Film Corp. (1929) Victor McLaglen, Leatrice Joy, J. Farrell MacDonald, Clyde Cook, Kent Sanderson, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by John Ford. b&w; silent with sound sequences (music and effects); 62 mins. ©1929 Fox Film Corp. TJWF: 78 mins.; AFI: 5,567' [61m:51s] for sound version and 5,526' [61m:24s] for silent version. |
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Warner Bros. (1928) Dolores Costello, George O'Brien, Noah Beery, Louise Fazenda, Gwynn Williams, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Michael Curtiz. b&w; silent with sound sequences (talking, effects and music); 105 mins. ©1929 Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc. Originally released in 1928 at 135 mins.; AFI: 9,507' [105m:38s] for sound version and 9,058' [100m:38s] for silent version. |
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Fox Film Corp. (1928) Victor McLaglen, June Collyer, Earle Foxe, Larry Kent, Hobart Bosworth, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by John Ford [uncredited]. b&w; silent; 72 mins. ©1928 Fox Film Corp. TJWF: 75 mins.; AFI: 6,518' [72m:25s]. DVD release: 12-4-2007 (5.0 Surround and 2.0 stereo; 71 mins.). |
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Fox Film Corp. (1928) Margaret Mann, James Hall, Charles Morton, Francis X. Bushman, Jr., George Meeker, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by John Ford. b&w; silent with sound sequences (music and effects); 100 mins. ©1928 Fox Film Corp. TJWF: 100 mins.; AFI: 8,962'-9,412' [99m:34m-104m:34s]. Also included in the 5-disc Ford at Fox: Silent Epics box set (cover shown on hover), but not available as an individual title. DVD release: 12-4-2007 (5.1 Surround and 2.0 stereo; 96 mins.). |
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Fox Film Corp. (1928) Belle Bennett, Neil Hamilton, Victor McLaglen, Constance Howard, Philippe De Lacy, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by John Ford. b&w with tinted sequences; silent with sound sequences (music and effects); 76 mins.; also released silent. ©1927 Fox Film Corp. AFI: 6,807' [75m:38s]. Originally filmed in September 1926. No complete print known to exist, with three reels missing. |
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The Drop Kick UK: Glitter First National (1927) Richard Barthelmess, Barbara Kent, Dorothy Revier, Eugene Strong, Alberta Vaughn, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Millard Webb. b&w with tinted sequences; silent; 69 mins. ©unknown [never registered]. Produced by First National Pictures. TJWF: 65 mins.; AFI: 6,819' or 6,900' [75m:46s or 76m:40s]. DVD-R release: 2004 (69 mins.). |
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MGM (1927) Lillian Gish, Norman Kerry, Creighton Hale, Joseph Striker, Hobart Bosworth, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by John S. Robertson. b&w with Technicolor sequences; silent; 97 mins. ©1927 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distributing Corp. TJWF: 80 mins.; AFI: 8,730' [97m:0s]. |
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Fox Film Corp. (1926) Tom Mix, Tony the Wonder Horse, Dorothy Dwan, William Walling, Harry Grippe, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Lewis Seiler. b&w with tinted sequences; silent; 53 mins. ©1926 William Fox (Fox Film Corp., author). TJWF: 55 mins.; AFI: 4,800' [53m:20s]. Released on VHS by Critics' Choice Video (60 mins.). |
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MGM (1926) John Gilbert, Eleanor Boardman, Roy D'Arcy, Lionel Belmore, Emily Fitzroy, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by King Vidor. b&w; silent; 95 mins. ©1926 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp. TJWF: 93 mins.; AFI: 8,536' [94m:50s]. No complete print known to exist (one reel missing). DVD release: 7-14-09 (2.0 stereo; 91 mins. including reconstructed missing reel). Also includes Monte Cristo (1922). |
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MGM (1926) William Haines, Jack Pickford, Mary Brian, Francis X. Bushman, Jr., Mary Alden, [John Wayne uncredited]. Directed by Jack Conway. b&w; silent; 88 mins. ©1926 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp. TJWF: 80 mins.; AFI: 7,941' [88m:14s]. Released on VHS by Critics' Choice Video (85 mins.). |
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John Wayne has been billed the conventional way as producer for only one film, The Alamo (1960). His first three productions, for Republic Pictures (Angel and the Badman, The Fighting Kentuckian and Bullfighter and the Lady), were all billed as “A John Wayne Production”. With the formation of Wayne-Fellows Productions (later called Batjac Productions and briefly Batjac Enterprises), some films were credited as being produced by Robert Fellows while others were billed only under the company name. Island in the Sky (1953), The High and the Mighty (1954) and Blood Alley (1955), films in which John Wayne starred, have no producer credited, nor do Track of the Cat (1954) and Good-bye, My Lady (1956) which appear below, a list of films produced by Wayne's production company where he did not appear onscreen. All the DVDs are also available in PAL except Hondo and the Apaches, Escort West, China Doll and Gun the Man Down. |
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MGM [Europe only] (1967) Ralph Taeger, Kathie Browne, Michael Rennie, Noah Beery [Jr.], Gary Clarke. Directed by Lee H. Katzin. Metrocolor; 73 mins. [see notes]. ©1966 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. Co-produced with Batjac Productions, Inc. and Fenady Associates, Inc. Produced by Andrew J. Fenady. Culled from two episodes of the television series Hondo and released theatrically in Europe only (83-97 mins.). BBFC: 86m:15s (cut to 85 mins. for UK theatrical release). Released on VHS by Rawhide Video (cover shown on hover) with a listed running time of 98 mins. but is actually the same 73-minute version as the DVD (a VHS transfer). French poster shown on click. DVD imprint: 2-25-03 (2.0 mono; 73m:3s). (See notes.) |
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United Artists (1959) Victor Mature, Elaine Stewart, Faith Domergue, Reba Waters, Noah Beery [Jr.]. Directed by Francis D. Lyon. b&w; CinemaScope/2.35:1; 76 mins. ©1958 Batjac Enterprises, Inc. A “Romina Production”. Produced by Robert E. Morrison and Nate H. Edwards. MPAA #19018. DVD release: 5-17-05 (2.30:1 anamorphic and 1.33:1; 2.0 mono; 76m:3s). |
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United Artists (1958) Victor Mature, Li Li Hua, Ward Bond, Bob Mathias, Johnny Desmond. Directed by Frank Borzage. b&w; 1.85:1; 99 mins. ©1958 Batjac Enterprises, Inc. A “Romina Production”. Produced by Frank Borzage. MPAA #18803. Copyrighted: 88 mins.; AFI: 99 mins.; BBFC: 99m:17s; US general release: 85 mins. DVD release: 4-24-07 (1.85:1 anamorphic; 2.0 stereo [simulated] and 2.0 mono; 99m:0s). |
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RKO (1956) William Campbell, Karen Sharpe, Anita Ekberg, Berry Kroger, Paul Fix. Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. b&w; 1.85:1; 73 mins. ©1955 Batjac Productions, Inc. Produced by Robert E. Morrison. MPAA #17525. Filmed before Gun the Man Down, Seven Men from Now and Good-bye, My Lady. DVD release: 12-20-05 (1.78:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 72m:46s). |
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United Artists (1956) James Arness, Angie Dickinson, Emile Meyer, Robert Wilke, Harry Carey, Jr. Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. b&w; 1.85:1; 76 mins. ©1956 Batjac Productions, Inc. Produced by Robert E. Morrison. MPAA #18017. Copyrighted: 78 mins.; AFI: 74 or 78 mins.; UK theatrical release: 69 mins. Reissued as Arizona Mission. DVD release: 5-22-07 (1.80:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 76m:8s). |
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Warner Bros. (1956) Randolph Scott, Gail Russell, Lee Marvin, Walter Reed, John Larch. Directed by Budd Boetticher. WarnerColor; 1.85:1; 78 mins. ©1956 Batjac Productions, Inc. Produced by Andrew V. McLaglen and Robert E. Morrison. MPAA #17817. DVD release: 12-20-05 (1.78:1 anamorphic; 2.0 mono; 77m:29s). |
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Warner Bros. (1956) Walter Brennan, Phil Harris, Brandon de Wilde, Sidney Poitier, William Hopper. Directed by William A. Wellman. b&w; 1.85:1; 95 mins. ©1956 Batjac Productions, Inc. No producer credited. MPAA #17790. AFI: 91 or 94-95 mins. Released full-frame on VHS (cover shown) and LaserDisc by Warner Bros. (94m:55s). |
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Warner Bros. (1954) Robert Mitchum, Teresa Wright, Diana Lynn, Tab Hunter, Beulah Bondi. Directed by William A. Wellman. WarnerColor; CinemaScope/2.55:1; 102 mins. ©1954 Wayne-Fellows Productions, Inc. No producer credited. MPAA #17120. DVD release: 12-20-05 (2.55:1 anamorphic; 4.0 and 2.0 Surround; 102m:10s). |
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Warner Bros. (1954) Clyde Beatty, Mickey Spillane, Pat O'Brien, Sean McClory, Marian Carr. Directed by James Edward Grant. WarnerColor; CinemaScope/2.55:1; 93 mins. ©1954 Wayne-Fellows Productions, Inc. Produced by Robert Fellows. MPAA #16800. UK theatrical release: 88 mins. [BFI]. DVD release: 12-20-05 (2.55:1 anamorphic; 4.0 and 2.0 Surround; 92m:43s). |
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Warner Bros. (1953) Glenn Ford, Diana Lynn, Patricia Medina, Francis L. Sullivan, Sean McClory. Directed by John Farrow. b&w; 82 mins. ©1953 Wayne-Fellows Productions, Inc. Produced by Robert Fellows. MPAA #16295. DVD release: 12-20-05 (2.0 mono; 81m:43s). |
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Republic (1951) Robert Stack, Joy Page, Gilbert Roland, Virginia Grey, John Hubbard. Directed by Budd Boetticher. b&w; 87 mins. ©1951 Republic Pictures Corp. MPAA #15066. A “John Wayne Production” (as producer). BBFC: 87m:3s. Restored in 1986, which was released on VHS (cover shown) and LaserDisc by Republic (124m:14s). |
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Warner Bros. (1972) John Wayne (Wil Andersen), Roscoe Lee Browne, Bruce Dern, Colleen Dewhurst, Slim Pickens. Directed by Mark Rydell. Technicolor; Panavision/2.39:1; 134 mins. including overture, entr'acte and exit music which was not included in the 128m:6s theatrical release. ©1971 Sanford Productions, Inc. and Warner Bros., Inc. MPAA #23040. Released 6-5-07 (1080p VC-1 [2.39:1]; Dolby Digital 5.1 [the music is 'true' stereo with the other audio remixed from mono]; 134m:15s). |
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Warner Bros.-Seven Arts (1968) John Wayne (Col. Mike Kirby), David Janssen, Jim Hutton, Aldo Ray, Raymond St. Jacques. Directed by John Wayne and Ray Kellogg. Technicolor; Panavision/2.35:1; 142 mins. ©1968 Batjac Productions, Inc. and Warner Bros.-Seven Arts, Inc. MPAA #21657. BBFC: 142m:41s (cut to 138 mins. for UK theatrical release). The DVD has a mono soundtrack so the Blu-ray's 5.1 audio is probably remixed from that source (to be confirmed). Released 1-5-10 (1080p VC-1 [2.35:1]; Dolby TrueHD 5.1 and Dolby Digital 5.1; 141m:46s). |
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Cinerama Releasing Corp. (1962 [see notes])/MGM (1963) Carroll Baker, Lee J. Cobb, Henry Fonda, Carolyn Jones, Karl Malden, [John Wayne (Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman) 12th-billed]. Directed by John Ford, Henry Hathaway and George Marshall. Technicolor; Cinerama [triple 35mm/6 perf. vertical/24fps]/2.65:1; 164 mins. including opening, intermission and exit music (153 mins. without music). ©1962 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. and Cinerama, Inc. MPAA #20143. Filmed before The Longest Day. Copyrighted and general release (CinemaScope version): 149 mins.; BBFC: 163m:49s (cut to 155 mins. for UK theatrical release). Disc 2 has the special SmileBox process transfer (1.95:1), simulating the 146° Cinerama screen, which is not included in any DVD edition. Released 9-9-08 (1080p VC-1 [2.89:1]; Dolby TrueHD 5.1 and Dolby Digital 5.1; 164m:26s). |
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20th Century-Fox (1962) Eddie Albert, Paul Anka, Arletty, Jean-Louis Barrault, Richard Beymer, [John Wayne (Lt. Col. Benjamin Vandervoort) last-billed]. Directed by Ken Annakin, Andrew Marton and Bernhard Wicki. b&w; CinemaScope/2.35:1; 178 mins. ©1962 Darryl F. Zanuck Productions, Inc. and Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. MPAA #unknown. TJWF, AFI and copyrighted: 180 mins.; BBFC: 178m:28s. Disc 2, containing the special features, is a standard DVD. Released 6-3-08 (1080p MPEG-4 AVC [2.35:1]; DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 and Dolby Digital 4.0; 178m:7s). |
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Warner Bros. (1959) John Wayne (Sheriff John T. Chance), Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson, Angie Dickinson, Walter Brennan. Directed by Howard Hawks. Technicolor; 1.85:1; 141 mins. ©1958 Armada Productions, Inc. MPAA #19034. Released 6-5-07 (1080p VC-1 [1.78:1]; Dolby Digital 1.0; 140m:52s). |
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Warner Bros. (1956) John Wayne (Ethan Edwards), Jeffrey Hunter, Vera Miles, Ward Bond, Natalie Wood. Directed by John Ford. Technicolor; VistaVision [35mm/8 perf. horizontal/24fps]/1.75:1; 119 mins. ©1956 C.V. Whitney Pictures, Inc. MPAA #17787. Released 10-31-06 (1080p VC-1 [1.78:1]; Dolby Digital 1.0; 118m:38s). |
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Big Jake. Cinema Center Films was the theatrical production arm of CBS Television, who distributed their films in the US under the National General Pictures banner. Rio Lobo and Big Jake are distributed on DVD by Paramount but under the CBS DVD name. The Big Trail. In his list of corrections and addenda to the book Wide Screen Movies by Robert E. Carr and R.M. Hayes, Daniel J. Sherlock states: “It is clear from the recently restored Grandeur version of The Big Trail that 24 frames per second was used for that film.” Fox produced four foreign-language versions of The Big Trail, filmed simultaneously with different cast members. Spanish: La gran jornada (directed by David Howard and released in Spain as Horizontes nuevos); German: Die grosse Fährte (directed by Lewis Seiler); Italian: Il grande sentiero (directed by Louis Loeffler); French: La piste des géants (directed by Pierre Couderc). The full-frame version with John Wayne was filmed separately from the Grandeur version.
Brannigan is presented by Michael Wayne (executive producer), Jules Levy and Arthur Gardner (producers), the same team that made McQ under the Batjac/Levy-Gardner banner. Filmed in England by Wellborn Ltd. Circus World was announced for release on Region 1 by Disney but never materialized. The Japanese release by Tohokushinsha, although Region 2, provides the best available NTSC source for this title. It is more readily available in NTSC on a Hong Kong Region 0 release by Garry's Trading Co. (1.70:1 non-anamorphic; 131m:59s). The Universal UK Region 2/4 PAL DVD, as The Magnificent Showman, is full-frame and runs 131m:59s with a mono soundtrack.
The Greatest Story Ever Told. (1) Halliwell's Film Guide: 225 mins. “The film was originally released at 4 hours 20 minutes [260 mins.]. Subsequent versions were at 3 hours 58 minutes [238 mins.], 3 hours 17 minutes [197 mins.], 2 hours 27 minutes [147 mins.] and 2 hours 7 minutes [127 mins.].” (2) The John Wayne Filmography: “The initial version was 250 minutes in length. It was then cut to 222 minutes, then 190 minutes and finally 147.” (3) John Wayne and the Movies: “260 minutes, subsequently cut to 238, then 190, then 147 (G.B.: 197)”. (4) Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide: 193 mins. “Originally shown at 225m., then cut to 141m.” (5) The Motion Picture Almanac: 195 mins. Hellfighters. The initial DVD's aspect ratio is 2.50:1 which is from the additional cropping of 2.35:1. His Private Secretary. The top of the title card says “Colam Pictures Co. presents”, with “A Screencraft Production” at the bottom. At the end of the film, “Showmens Pictures, Inc.” is displayed (no apostrophe). The print viewed by the AFI makes no mention of Colam Pictures Co., which may have been inserted on specific distribution prints.
Hondo and the Apaches. The DVD—which also includes an unrelated film called The Man Called Noon—is from the initial Front Row Entertainment VHS release which, based on the running time, is probably a television print. The AFI states the film was based on the series pilot which never aired on American television. Although on a public domain label (Vintage Home Entertainment), the film is still under copyright by MGM (Turner). The Horse Soldiers. A “Mahin-Rackin Production”, after the film's producers John Lee Mahin and Martin Rackin. Presented and copyrighted by The Mirisch Company, Inc., the AFI catalog lists Batjac Productions, Inc. as co-producing with Mirisch. The book John Wayne: American, illustrating the complexities of film production, says the film was a co-production between United Artists, Mahin-Rackin, the Mirisch Company, Batjac, John Ford Productions, and William Holden Productions. How the West Was Won premiered in England on November 1, 1962, and was released in other parts of the world that year before its American premiere on February 20, 1963. The non-roadshow (general release) version was distributed by MGM.
The Hurricane Express. TJWF: “In the late 1940s an edited 80-minute feature version was released.” The feature version, released directly to television and available on various public domain labels, runs 78m:30s and has the same credits as the serial. I Married a Woman. Universal-International handled US distribution after the demise of RKO who co-produced the film with Gomalco Productions. RKO-Scope (in this case) is Superscope 235, a non-anamorphic filming process by which anamorphic release prints are made. Jet Pilot. Universal-International handled US distribution after the demise of RKO. Released under the RKO-Scope banner although filmed before the advent of widescreen. The AFI catalog lists the theatrical aspect ratio as 1.60:1; a review in the September 28, 1957 issue of Boxoffice lists the same ratio. Legend of the Lost has the MPAA seal on the print but with no certificate number.
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. Often cited as having an original aspect ratio of 1.66:1, a review in the April 16, 1962 issue of Boxoffice lists the ratio as 1.85:1. Pittsburgh is listed in The John Wayne Filmography as being first shown on November 20, 1942, predating that of Reunion in France (or Reunion as it was initially called). In any case, the chronological order of production and general release has been adhered. The Range Feud. Like the other two early Columbia westerns available on DVD, Texas Cyclone and Two Fisted Law, the VHS release of Range Feud is derived from a television print issued by Gail Pictures in the early 1950's, with a 1931 copyright statement by Gail Pictures International Corp. Typical of their reissues, the credits are bastardized and in this case the title appears as Range Fued. The Disc Plaza Entertainment and Cascadia Entertainment DVDs are derived from the same Gail reissue. The film was copyrighted and initially advertised as The Range Feud. Rio Lobo. Cinema Center Films was the theatrical production arm of CBS Television, who distributed their films in the US under the National General Pictures banner. Rio Lobo and Big Jake are distributed on DVD by Paramount but under the CBS DVD name.
Texas Cyclone. A television print, the title card says “Gail Pictures presents” with a 1932 copyright statement by Gail Pictures International Corp. The complete cast is listed as Tim McCoy, Shirley Grey, John Wayne, Wheeler MacDonald [sic], Vernon Dent, Mary Gordon and Walter Brenan [sic].
Two Fisted Law is listed in the AFI catalog as being filmed April 6–April 11, 1932. The John Wayne Filmography says it was filmed in one week in the late summer of 1931. A television print, the title card says “Gail Pictures presents” with a 1932 copyright statement by Gail Pictures International Corp. The complete cast is listed as Tim McCoy, John Wayne, Walter Brennan, Tully Marshall, Alice Day, Wheeler Oakman, Wallace McDonald [sic] and Richard Alexander. Westward Ho. Filmed simultaneously with Lawless Range but released first, this was Wayne's first film produced under the Republic banner after Monogram was taken over by Republic. The three previous films from Monogram (Paradise Canyon, The Dawn Rider and The Desert Trail) are invariably listed as being distributed by Republic during the corporate transition.
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Uncredited (actor, property man, stunt man, etc.) Annie Laurie: “Wayne and several other USC friends worked as costumed extras, wearing kilts, in the film.” (TJWF). Bardelys the Magnificent: “Wayne and his boyhood friend Pexy Eckles were hired as spear-carrying guards in the gallows scene.” (TJWF). The Black Watch: “Wayne worked on the film as a prop man.” (TJWF). Born Reckless: “Wayne worked on this film in the capacity of a propman.” (TJWF). Brown of Harvard: “[Wayne] and several other USC footballers served as stand-ins for the actors. Wayne doubled for Francis X. Bushman, Jr.” (TJWF). Cancel My Reservation: Wayne appears in a dream sequence with one line of dialogue. Central Airport: As a downed pilot floundering in the ocean (no dialogue). Cheer Up and Smile: prop man and bit part. College Coach: As a student greeting Dick Powell's character (two lines of dialogue). The Deceiver: As a corpse. The Drop Kick: “Wayne was one of ten college football players (from Stanford, USC and UCLA), selected to appear as stand-ins and extras . . . .” (TJWF). The Forward Pass: extra. Four Sons: “Wayne worked as an assistant property man and may have participated as an extra in any one of the street sequences.” (TJWF). The Great K & A Train Robbery: “A young Wayne and several other USC teammates were hired to exercise with [Tom] Mix, keeping the star in shape, while the actor filmed on location. Once in Colorado, the young college athletes barely saw Mix, as their tasks were redirected towards the moving of props and driving vehicles.” (TJWF). Hangman's House: “Wayne appeared in two sequences, of which only one survived the editing process.” (TJWF). “. . . Wayne is clearly visible in four shots, two of them centered on him.” (JWATM). I Married a Woman: Wayne appears twice, notably where George Gobel and Diana Dors go to a theater and watch Wayne and Angie Dickinson in an imaginary film called Forever and Forever and Forever (with a tongue-in-cheek aspect ratio of 3.50:1), a film-within-a-film gag.
The Lone Star Ranger: As a wrangler, stunt double and bit player (TJWF). Men Without Women: “Besides being a prop man, [Wayne] drew extra pay as a stuntman during the diving sequences, was a sailor in the hapless submarine and played a radio operator on the rescue ship.” (TJWF). “[Wayne] had four or five lines to speak . . . .” (JWATM). Mother Machree: prop man. Noah's Ark: “Wayne and Andy Devine were hired as stunt swimmers.” (TJWF). Rough Romance: “Wayne, as a card player, is visible in two scenes and has one line of dialogue.” (TJWF). Salute: “. . . Wayne joined Ward Bond and a number of football players that director John Ford had recruited from universities in the Los Angeles area to play out a complete game before the cameras. . . . Wayne also had some bits to play off the field as a cadet.” (JWATM). The IMDb lists Wayne's character name as 'Bill (midshipman)'. Speakeasy: “. . . Wayne was assigned to this film as a third or fourth assistant property man.” (TJWF). Strong Boy: “Wayne was an extra and worked as a prop man.” (TJWF). Sweetheart of Sigma Chi: “Wayne's one scene in the film (with a mustache) was edited out of the final print.” (TJWF). That's My Boy: “Wayne's role in the film may be confined to stock footage utilized from the earlier Columbia film Maker of Men. Wayne is Taylor, the star player of the Harvard team, who is shown carrying and kicking the ball.” (TJWF). Women of All Nations: “The rare Fox production was originally 95 mins. but was cut to 72 mins. before release, eliminating small roles by both Humphrey Bogart and John Wayne (still visible in the background)! It was recently restored (still at 72 mins) by UCLA.” (Michael J. Weldon). |
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Updated December 3, 2009, by Neil Roughley. Corrections, additions and comments are most welcome: duke_filmography@yahoo.ca. |
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