John Wayne just made the screen come alive. There will never be another. The best actor there will ever be for a Western. ♥️🇺🇸

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

He always did have the "larger than life" presence on screen!

@barryellis550

Жыл бұрын

Thank you❤

@andreanatali7334

11 ай бұрын

Grande attore mio idolo eccelso direi che pochi si sono avvicinati alla sua bravura e comunque mai eguagliato un mito e una leggenda che rimarrà sempre nel cuore ❤

John being an avid deer hunter, would often visit a friend's cattle ranch ( Fred Case ) in West-Central Texas to hunt deer and buy beef from him. My mother in law was a cook and care taker for Fred Case's mother in her later years, and would she and Fred would tell us stories and show us pictures of John's visits to the ranch. Which I always thought was pretty cool !

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

That is actually really cool!! : D

@Charles53412

Жыл бұрын

@@banana_pie_101 Yes for sure ! Memories that will last a life time.

@ivanhamlyn

Жыл бұрын

Wow that's awesome ❤

My favorite actor of all time!! My "man cave" is full of John Wayne pictures and other items including a life sized cutout. I hope to visit this museum some day. Great video!!

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Your man cave sounds pretty rad! Happy to give you a "sneak preview" lol! I hope you do get to visit the museum and Birthplace, you'd love it!

Great job. I remember when I was a kid in Brazil, I'd stay up at night watching John Wayne's movies every time the TV showed them. He was really an awesome actor.

@banana_pie_101

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Aaw that's such a nice memory you have!

My Favorite Actor !

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

He's one of my favorites too lol!

John Wayne is my favorite actor in western

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

I'd have to say, I'm inclined to agree with you, he's my favorite as well!

This is a great video for any John Wayne inthusiist

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Aaaw thank you, I put a lot of effort into this video compared to my past walk thrus! John Wayne rules!! Lol

Although there are several Wayne movies with O'Hara, my favorite of all was Cowboys. When those boys brought the large heard to the trailhead it sent chills down my back. Wayne was a good man in this movie and not a superhero, and I think that was his choice.

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

That was a good movie!

My favorite John Wayne movie was with Maureen O'Hara, The Quiet Man. So glad that was mentioned in this vlog. I actually was in the village of Cong where the movie was filmed.

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

You know, I've never actually seen the Quiet Man, but that movie keeps popping up everywhere so much so that I'm actually getting curious about it lol. (I grew up with his westerns and military movies) I guess I'll absolutely have to watch it now! We're you really?! That is so cool! Did you take a special trip to that town then other places, or did you take a special trip to Ireland and detoured to Cong?

@Thecorgially

Жыл бұрын

@@banana_pie_101 No not a special trip, it was part of my planned trip to Ireland

@stevechase6342

Жыл бұрын

I love that movie

@stevechase6342

Жыл бұрын

I felt so honored to watch beauty my bloods renditions and Maureens great acting reacting. . Precious, dear to My heart.

@sallyjones2736

Жыл бұрын

The Quiet Man was my favorite!

John Wayne was a beautiful actor and i loved his movies Rest in Peace God bless Amen

@francesjones9265

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for replying to me

Thank You. Great man for America

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Yes he was, a true national treasure!

John Wayne, movie star, but his love of america shined through his life. And as long as american patriotism is alive John Wayne memory will stand.

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

He was certainly one of the most patriotic celebrities out there! I admire his patriotism, he just radiated with the 'I love America and may God bless her' energy!

As A Exorbitant Fan Of The Duke ....What a Treasure of History They Have There....Thanks For A Wonderful Video...❤

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Once my memory chip on my device is fixed I'll be putting up the John Wayne Birthplace Museum walk thru up !

Arguably the greatest western movie star of all time along with Randolph Scott n Gary Cooper.Favorite of John Ford n William A Wellman.Great performance was given in The Searchers,Man Who Shot Liberty Valance n Stagecoach.

Não tinha informação sobre esse museu. Saiba que aqui no Brasil,John Wayne tem uma legião de fãs. É o melhor ator,de todos os tempos,para quem curte um faroeste.👏👏👏👏

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

This was just the skim of the museum, I'm sure that there are more videos that give more detail! : D I am glad to have given you a glimpse though! That I so cool! It's pretty awesome to see JW fans comment from around the world here! That's how you know John Wayne wasn't just successful, but significant as well! John Wayne Western fans forever lol!! 🙌🙌

John Wayne Super Star Western ❤️ 2023 America ❤️

Biggest John Wayne ever , love all his movies. But one stands out Angel and the Bad Man with Gail Russell ❤

Such a stoic and admirable man, there was so mabu excuses that he could have let control him , like his humble beginnings, his speech impediment, or the great depression for that matter, but he didn't!

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Let's not forget that he couldn't possibly have been a success by himself. He certainly had many people to help him along the way :D

Comments here of favorite John Wayne movies, but I can tell you John Wayne's favorite JW movie. He invited me aboard his yacht "Wild Goose" where I stood face too face with Ben Johnson leaning on fancy wooden carved bar in rear stateroom. When I was getting ready too leave, JW asked, aren't you going to ask me? Ask you what? Laughing he said, everyone wants too know my favorite movie? It's "Searchers"! I really appreciated you coming by! We talked boating oceans wildlife, scuba, an much more but you never mentioned movies, not once!

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

That's cool

Um grande ícones do cinema. Inesquecivel! ❤❤❤ thankil😊🙏🏻🙏🏻

@banana_pie_101

11 ай бұрын

You're welcome! 😊

We enjoyed this video very much!! Will have to stop at the museum some time.

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

It's really really nice, my video doesn't do it justice! You guys would have a wonderful time! : D

Can’t wait to go

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

It's amazing! The museum is right next to the house he was born in, and the tour guide there really knows her stuff! It's definitely worth the trip!

The best most favoritest part was the addition of a production blooper! The second best part was the AWESOME tea recommendationl

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Twas the only worthy blooper Twas the only tea worth spilling mmmm hmm mmmm hhmmm 🧐💂‍♂️🧐🫖🥐

My father was born in the same town same year but didn't know him.

AMERICAN ICON

Excellent!!

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! I really do appreciate that you enjoyed my video!! ☺️

@raymclarkesr9371

Жыл бұрын

Big fan of the Duke...he was a great American!!

Well that's about the size of it KED 👍

John Wayne caused every boy to want grow up to be like him. Sure of his standards, being fair handed towards all, giving respect to God, and loving this great nation

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

He gave people a dream to be more than they were. A role model on screen to be sure! It's hard to believe that back in the day he wasn't as famous as he is now

@walterbriggs272

Жыл бұрын

@@banana_pie_101 people thought cowboy pictures were cheap, uneducated, or unsophisticated and beneath swauve culture. And mocked those who made western pictures. But critics are often wrong and the fans us 10 years old boys, loved cowboy movies

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

I believe JW himself said that if critics actually liked his movie, then he made an aweful picture 😂 😆 or something very similar

bonjours magnifique vidéo sur le musée de john wayne cordialement

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Aw thank you!

Statue out front with impressive when the camera went around it it literally look like John Wayne standing there

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

I know!! That statue was so realistic and was made so masterfully, it just blew me away! It's a lot better than the statue of Ronald Reagan at Reagan's boyhood home, that's for sure lol

fen dera visitar este lugar ver esta hitatua

El Dorado, también gran película

@banana_pie_101

11 ай бұрын

I loved that movie!

My fave cowboy no one can act like John did he made you believe he was a cowboy

@banana_pie_101

11 ай бұрын

You got that right... pilgrim!

Do we have a clue what kind of small handguns Wayne actually carried in real life ? Or what firearms he used in films that were actually owned by him personally ?

@banana_pie_101

11 ай бұрын

I believe his favorite type of gun was the Colt Single Action Army revolvers. If I remember right he owned a lot through his career, but used his personal favorite in. "The Cowboys", "True Grit", and "Rooster Cogburn". He even had it altered to accommodate his large hands.

Merci pour votre vidéo sur John Wayne 🙏❤️. J'ai découvert et aimé les westerns grâce à lui. Un immense respect pour ce grand acteur.

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Your welcome! Aw that's really cool! John wayne is a great gateway for western films!

@furicd446

Жыл бұрын

@@banana_pie_101 j'adorai et je l'adore toujours. John Wayne était pour moi un de mes acteurs préférés. Des que je peux voir un de ces films je suis très contente ❤️🇨🇵🇺🇸

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Same! Lol! ❤❤

Parabéns / 🇧🇷

@banana_pie_101

11 ай бұрын

Thanks!!

Thanks for this well done video. Duke and the gipper are two great emblematic figures of that America we have always loved, strong and decent based on a few clear values. The world goes on of course but the new doesn't always improve, on the contrary....

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it! John Wayne was always a favorite of mine and I always enjoyed a Ronald Reagan movie : D they both had class and clarity about their characters

@stephensmith2601

Жыл бұрын

@@banana_pie_101 I was raised on John Wayne films... in Wales. Very much a believer in the 'a man's got to do what a man's got to do' ethos.

Wheres this museum at ?he had alot cattle ranches in AZ and texas ?😢

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

It's actually in the town he was born in, Winterset, Iowa. The Birthplace Museum and the museum shown in the video are right next to each other.

RANDY RIDES ALONE. Best movie after Shootist

Very Beautiful. Museum in quale città si trova ?

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

It is the city of Winterset, state of Iowa. In the United States of America 😊

अभिनेता के रूप में एक पहचान और एक युग पुरुष रहे हैं

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

I think you hit the nail on the head. Popular actors say alot about the era they lived in

اين يقع هذا المكان

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Winterset, Iowa. United States of America : )

Does anyone under 50 today even know who John Wayne was?

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Um, yes. He was still popular even in my high-school amongst the film class students and film club people. And that was only like 2 years ago.

@Hotsk

Жыл бұрын

@@banana_pie_101 Thanks for the kind reply! If I understand correctly, in your case you were in a class specifically studying his films, among others. However, if I were to go to your school and ask a few of your classmates randomly, would they too know who John Wayne is?

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Hmm, a couple might actually know who he was, but I think his name would be familiar to most, even if they only knew his name and didn't know why or where they heard it. Like Walter konkrite? I know the name, but I have no idea why/how I know it. I think you will find there are more young people connected to the past, than many older people might realize, and vice versa. : ))

@conniecrawford5231

Жыл бұрын

If you get younger people who love and watch classic movies, they know John Wayne-also, Orange GCounty Airport outside LAX is known as John Wayne Airport-great airport to fly into!

No boot on your feet

@banana_pie_101

11 ай бұрын

Um, no I wasn't wearing boots. I believe I was wearing tennis shoes at the time

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

That is a real dissappointment in that you have all that loud music and really didn't show or explain anything!

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry the music was too loud, I'm not an audio mixing expert, but I have gotten better : ) This is a walk thru, not a documentary. My Walk thrus simply show and (now) tell what is there. In my video, every item in the museum was shown, except the gift shop. Each item gets 5 or more seconds screen time, before moving onto the next item. The pictures and videos are even in order of how you would see them if you were the one walking through the museum. I'm sorry this didn't live up to expectations, but luckily John Wayne was extremely popular, so if you search for John Wayne Documentaries in Google or KZread I'm sure you'll find something more useful : )

Learn how to use a camera next time and get someone to edit it. Thanks anyway.

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Wow, I realize the beginning footage was quite shaky, but it did even out tremendously at the actual information bit. If I had the money to hire someone to help teach me editing, I would. But the only way I can improve is by learning from my mistakes and failures, and this is the best video in all categories that I have ever put out on my channel. Just look at my Earnest Warther walk thru, it was really not great at all lol. In fact it was horribly done. Anyway, I have improved the quality of my Walk Thrus with every upload, and I intend to keep doing so. But thank you for your input, and I hope you enjoyed at least a little bit of it, even through my beginner gimble walking skills. : )

Just enjoy his westerns, avoid his war films, and try to forget he dodged the draft.

Sigh...

He wore every uniform of services in films but never wear one in real life.

@mini14head

Жыл бұрын

So?

It’s not fair to portray him as a veteran if he never actually served in the armed forces. Yes he played those roles, but he’s not a veteran and shouldn’t be remembered as one.

@banana_pie_101

11 ай бұрын

Agreed. The museum said a couple of times that he never served and the uniforms were only his costumes. I think people just assume he served since he did so many military movies, and the military branches loved Wayne, because he was one of the best "recruiters" they had with the movies that he did.

Neste museu do jonh Wayne parece que só entra dois tipos de pessoas , racistas como era o próprio e otários , porque negro de honra e não racistas nem passa em frente . Tá dado o recado .

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

I almost dare not mention it, but if you are judging "the 2 types" from my video entirely, your data will be severely skewed. I visited this site during the pandemic in 2020, literally the staff and my dad and myself were the only ones there. Even if this video was not the only video or article you've seen to draw that conclusion, how incredibly bold and insulting for you to assume that my father and I, or any other persons who enter the building are either of those things. And also, may I say, how astonishing it is for you to assume that if blacks and non-racists happen to have an interest for John Wayne, they are automatically dishonorable and racist. Talk about the pot calling the kettle black. Is it not true, that racists make many assumptions and jump to conclusions based upon imcomplete, skewed, and/or irrational emotional thought? Which in fact, is what you have just accomplished with your comment, "...it seems that only two types of people enter, racists... and suckers, because blacks of honor and not racists don't even pass by." to a very similar degree. That statement relies upon the second clause being true in order for the first clause to also be true. The only thing validating that claim is itself. As is seen with your interesting choice of wording, "...it seems...". This is an open thought, with room for doubt as to what you are deciding to think. However, you immediately contradict yourself with a very concrete, "...because blacks of honor and not racists don't even pass by." The words, "because" and "don't even" come immediately to mind. 'Because' is defined by Mirriam-Webster Dictionary as, "For the reason that: since" and "the fact that: that". Thus showcasing the second clause to be the finite and conrecete thought which leaves no room for doubt or a change of mind. Your words, "don't even" are also of a concrete thought process. For the plain reason, the words in its simplest forms reads "do not even" which also leaves no room for negotiations. Therefore, your use of "...it seems..." is negated and your mind being open for other explanations is closed. The exact thing you have accused the thousands who have entered the JWB Museum of. Also, what message is given? That every person who "enters" are suckers and racists? If that is the case, does that not mean by clicking and opening this video, people have "entered" the museum? My video shows everything that was at the museum, thereby effectively giving you the approximate expierence you would have had, if you were to visit in person. Even walking by on the street at the very beginning. So YOU dear person on KZread have passed by and entered the John Wayne Birthplace Museum. I am curious as to which category you would put yourself under? Racist? Sucker? Or Dishonorable blacks? I hope you have a wonderful day! 🥰🙏🙏

Draft dodger

Also known as the Museum of Racism.

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

Are you saying that because of the interview comment he made in 1971????

@jessquinn6106

Жыл бұрын

@@banana_pie_101 I am saying what I am saying because of the many actors and actresses that have opened up (Including his own son) about how he talked about and treated people.

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

The actors and actresses that didn't like Wayne were usually one who were democratic. Like Katherine Hepburn couldn't stand him because of his thoughts on subjects, but we also know she was left wing and Wayne was right wing, kirk Douglas and Wayne fought verbally all the time on set, but kirk respected Wayne for his views and vice versa. The guy who was in Easy Rider was intimidated by Wayne, but he was in a very controversial and left wing film. John Wayne had a clear cut mind as too what was right and what was wrong, and often had gotten into POLITICAL arguments. From what I gatherered, people either loved him, hated him, or were indifferent like everyone else. It also seems that John Wayne did respect people even though he may have disapproved of their views, and even wanted to know why they thought what they thought. Although, not always in a calm manner. To which son do you refer to? Ethan defended his father, even denying he was ever racist. Michael died in 2003 and he loved and admired his dad. He even created John wayne enterprises and was extremely careful with his fathers image and name. Patrick also defended JW saying how he thought it was wrong that people judge him from one interview, and said that every year ppl try and smear his dad, and how angry it made him to have people try and paint as a rotten, hypocritical good for nothing. Even John Wayne's daughter's defended him. Marisa praises her father through out her book, but also said there was a dark side and that was about jealousy when another actor set eyes onto his wife Pilar. She said JW treated ppl well and respected ppl. Mary died in 2000, and lived a very private life, not much is known about her. Melinda has very fond memories of her father and says he was a normal father who taught her ideals and character. Aissa also defended her father, saying he loved people, and very much cared about fellow human beings. She said that was the most endearing quality about him. Perhaps you are talking about his prolific use of swear words in private? He was quite the potty mouth.

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

So really, I am not seeing where he treated people horribly came from other than the people who couldn't stand him for his views and just didnt get along with JW.. Perhaps you could enlighten me specifically as to which parties expressed this?

What does Wayne and trump have in common? They both play tough guys but they’re both draft dodgers.

@banana_pie_101

Жыл бұрын

That could be said about a lot of people, I'm sure the 500,000 who avoided the draft of ww2 were trying to seem tough but were really cowards. And the near 300,000 draft dodgers of the Vietnam War were equally hypocritical. John Wayne made mistakes. And he contraindicated himself multiple times. You probably knew that your parents or guardian said one thing and did the opposite and fell short in a lot of areas. And if you have kids, they know the exact same thing about you. Don't ask for grace when you can't give grace.

❤🇨🇵💞

@banana_pie_101

11 ай бұрын

🥰❤❤ thanks!