Multiple responses re: John Wayne
"Bell-Metereau, Rebecca L" <[email protected]>
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From: Michael Fitzgerald [[email protected]] Rap album? -- From: Pamela Wojcik [[email protected]] There is a great John Wayne oddity that explains his mystique by playing against it. It is a film with George Gobel and Diana Dors from 1958 called I MARRIED A WOMAN. In it, Wayne is represented as a dreamboat -- all the women are crazy for him. After a film, the women literally float on air. At film's end, Gobel meets the real Wayne on a cruise and discovers that he is totally henpecked. -- From: Naomi Tirosh [[email protected]] Hi Duke : the life and image of John Wayne / by Ronald L. Davis Published Norman : University of Oklahoma Press, c1998 John Wayne :actor, artist, hero / by Richard D. McGhee Published Jefferson, N.C. : McFarland & Co., c1990 Naomi Tirosh Haifa University Library -- From: Robin Murray [[email protected]] You might try John *Ford Made Westerns: Filming the Legend in the Sound Era* Edited By Gaylyn Studlar, Matthew Bernstein. And Edward Buscombe does great readings of John Wayne films for BFI.