the most remastered version I have seen! Best memories were watching John Wayne movies as a family with my dad and now my newborn sons will also grow up with John Wayne movies.

Very well presented. Y'all did a great tribute to your Grandfather, my hero, John Wayne. I'm 80 years old and love to watch his movies on GRIT TV. I am sure he would tell y'all that he loves you and this is a job well done.💞

The Duke taught us many things. True American Hero

My favorite movie! Loved John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara together!!!

He named names.

Most of us older Americans..Miss and REPECT the late JOHN WAYNE. He was awesome.. He stood for AMERICA..HE SHOULD HAVE BECOME PRESIDENT...rest in peace...

Great video and lovely to see family pictures of your fantastic family the great John Wayne. I grew up watching all his movies. 🎥 Thank you.

Thank you for the cruise down memory lane, Little Jake!

Great movie

This is one of my favorite John Wayne movies.

Fantastic. I lived on the New Port Peninsula back in the’70’s. Used to eat at the Warf and jogged in front of the Dikes house. He waved a few times, but always to afraid to stop and talk with him. One of my many regrets. I miss stars like him. Those that loved this country.

He may have aged, but Ethan still has the eyes of that little boy in Big Jake.

I was 12 when I headed for Lock Logan and I bought a frisbee thank you very much.

There are great picture of John and the Wild Goose at the John Wayne marina in Sequim Bay WA. He loved the area.

My dad's first wife claims to have been John Wayne's secretary.

Hi Laura, good seeing you. You did a great job of hosting this session of the John Wayne Museum. Loved your presentation. I've got to get over to Texas and visit the Museum, hopefully get to see you again. God bless you and yours....Saddle Up!

My mom and dad were best friends of the Lynch family.

I meet John Wayne in the galley of the Wild Goose. I was 5 or 6 years old. My father worked in South Florida marinas. My father was a very talented boat builder. Im not sure what he was in charge of on this project. Likely painting and such. I remember it like yesterday. Dad told me he was taking me to see a battle ship at work. And i was impressed. Imagine how big the engine rim send to a 5 year old child. It was gigantic to my little eyes.

Why not lower the fly canopy.

That was truly lovely. ❤️

With all the people that were on there I wonder is there are any spooks ?

Excellent memories Thank you

Hi bud I worked on the marabell the sister to your old boat

Thanks for the tour, I enjoyed it. I spent 2 years on a newer version of the Goose, the uss Peacock (MSC 198) in Sasebo, Japan. We went all over in it, Hong Kong, South Korea, Okinawa and all over Japan.

Ethan, As a lifelong John Wayne fan, we really appreciate this channel and all of the videos and updates. As a young man I was working at Knotts Berry Farm in my hometown of Buena Park in 1969 when you as a boy and your dad came there and filmed an advertisement for the new Log Ride. I was on my lunch break from the Farm Bakery and went to watch it being see it filmed. It was a great time. Thanks for those memories.

I miss my daddy😢

Really good stories !!!

The Duke set the Standard for young men growing up when I was young. Got too meet him once in Louisville, KY when he was The Grand Marshal of the Pegasus Parade. Was just a little boy and he was massive! Larger than Life kind of falls short. Still think he deserved an Oscar for the Shootist. Great Movie and played like no one else possibly could. An Absolute American Patriot and Man's Man,... there is no greater image of an American Legend than John Wayne.

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That was cool thanks for sharing

WOW this is awesome ❤🙏

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Just saw the movie for the first time yesterday, JW was my grandfather's favorite! So now me and my five kids are watching all the flicks. This was incredible. After the movie i went to KZbin and searched The Cowboys Reunion. So glad this content is available ❤ they sure dont make 'em like they used to

He would be well over 100 years old now and is still being honored by kids raised right.

Perfect movie for me and my friends to see when we were ten or eleven . After the movie we all wanted to be cowboys! Being from Long Island, that wasn’t gonna happen! Still one of my favorite movies! Bruce Deron scared the crap out of me!

Interesting how much Christopher Mitchum resembles his father as he gets older.

Thank you for sharing this, John Wayne was a great man and a great actor! I loved hearing about your family get togethers.

Beautiful!... Reminds me of when I was younger growing up on the ranch. Cherish these moments! Go with God

Luv this movie... Angel and the badman, another great!

Thank you for sharing!! Your Dad would be proud of all the hard work you are doing. Y'all are terrific!

This is one of THE best movies ever made! Timeless!

This was the last movie I saw with my grandfather who was a real cowboy. He could rope more calves and drag to a branding fire in his 70s than most men half his age. He was a big Duke fan as am I.

I still watch john Wayne movies God bless him.

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I just turned 44 a few days ago, and have been a fan of Duke, since a was a little bitty feller. I was practically raised by my grandparents, and I can remember that every Sunday afternoon, after church, Westerns came on and were on all afternoon. I think they came on PBS. Not positive, but I think so. Me and my Papaw would sit there and watch them together. He loved Duke. So I have always associated him with my Papaw. Papaw was a big 6'4 WW2 veteran and Golden Gloves boxer. So when I watch Duke, who was 6'4 too, I always see my Papaw. and it brings back all those great childhood memories. I lost him when I was 18, and some days I really start thinking about and missing him. So all I have to do, is pop in my favorite Duke films like "The Searchers", "McClintock" "The Cowboys", etc., and cant help but smile, thinking about when I get to see Papaw and Mamaw again. It's going to be a great reunion, and I wouldnt be suprised if Duke and Papaw, are there having a funny conversation. If they are, I'm just going to be there, with my mouth shut and ears open. After seeing Jesus, and reuniting with my family members, there are two people, that arent family, that I want to meet. Those two, are Elvis Presley, and of course a guy named Marion Morrison. I'm so proud of how Ethan, along with his brothers and sisters, have honored their father's legacy, and helped so many people with cancer. I know Duke is proud of them.

Marissa, I'm very sorry I didn't get to meet you and your brothers at the museum last week, and sorry for the loss of your friend. But enjoyed your Dad's museum. Hope to meet you in Ridgeway Colorado in September.

I am a 65 year old Canadian who has loved and enjoyed almost every one of your father's movies several times over. What made him such a great man was he appeared to be very much the same man off the screen as he was on. He stood by his guns and faced criticism for his patriotic stance and condemnation of liberalism and progressivism. All you have to do is look around today and both him and President Ron R. turned out right on in their predictions. His credo he stated in his final movie The Shootist was a roadmap for good men to follow....My entire life John Wayne was a good guy to me, and some one to look up to....Those who attacked him for his stance on many things today will realize he was right all along and simply wanted to protect the great nation he was born in....I have watched the bodies of young soldiers come home throughout my entire life from different conflict zones around the world. What many on the Left do not realize...America is an idea, the first of its kind where freedom was the central core, and it must be fought for and protected every generation. The young men and women who have answered the call to duty and especially those who paid the ultimate price, did not do it because of the politics or for any other reason then sense of duty, their country called and they answered....your father understood that. I remember when Maureen Ohara went before Congress supporting the medal for your father and I agreed with her....Your Father stood for the very best in America, and the idea of America. I witness people flooding into my own country mostly from third world nations and we have not been asked for our thoughts on any of this....for most they come to take and get their share with little understanding or appreciation for the lifeblood of the nation that was spilled to keep both of our countries free. I could go on for ever, I just want to give my thanks to your family....America will always remain free because of the spirt that is America, and one your father was one of the greatest ambassador's of...Thank you for sharing some inside glimpses into his personal life, I am sure you are all very proud and I expect the memory of your father will live on forever as will America! God Bless from Canada!!!!

My aunt worked as a seamstress for a company that made boat covers in Newport Harbor. He brought the Wild Goose over to have work done on it and she got to meet Duke.

My three favorite John Wayne movies are The Cowboys, Big Jake and True Grit, and like Elvis, John Wayne speaks America when you see him.