Here's Who Inherited John Wayne's Money After He Died

[@GrungeHQ]

What was your favorite John Wayne movie?

[@Red23165]

I like all of John Wayne movies

[@tomreedyjr3631]

T h e Shootist. Deserved Best Actor Oscar..

[@mikevincent5195]

The searchers best ever.

[@kathleenking47]

He would have done better as Duke Morrison He probably wouldnt have hot cancer

[@carolyoung2312]

McClintock

[@AutomatedPersonnelUnit_3947]

John Wayne did not leave me anything but great movie memories

[@Red23165]

Love John Wayne still watch his movies today theses movies you will never see today

[@tjschoenlein5189]

I grew up with John Wayne on the big screen. He personified what most of us boys wanted to be like. At 82yrs - he is still the man…

[@rosafletchee8647]

I love all of John Wayne's westerns

[@AutomatedPersonnelUnit_3947]

Rio Bravo

[@michaelpower4372]

My favourite John Wayne movies are every single one of them.

[@catman8670]

The Quiet Man, a classic!❤️

[@davidrixon3549]

I was on the bus next to armidale airport on my way home from school and it came on the radio. I could cry then without showing it but I did cry. John Wayne was gone.

[@michaelpower4372]

Was sitting in my van at the time having lunch break. When it came on the radio that John Wayne was dead i shed a tear. Watched John Wayne moves mybe a million times. Chisum, undefeated, Eldorado, Rio Lobo, Rio Bravo, Son of Katie Alder, The Quite Man, Tall in The saddle, just to name a few. RIP. John Wayne.

[@Nora-mg7cc]

I loved John Wayne and all of his movies. 🙃

[@andymartin4747]

I have to say all of his are my favorite. His A and B movies. Angel and the Badman is at the top of the list

[@G0K3001]

He should have won the Oscar for Sands of Iwo Jima- Sgt.Striker- I was impressed, I was a kid too-saw it at home growing up. I even liked Hatari!

[@johndoyle2429]

Well agreed. But I wouldn't take no notice of these Oscars. There only a Joke and especially nowadays.

[@meyerj75]

As Richard Pryor mentioned in his stand up comedian roles, you can't defeat death unless you're John Wayne. As he faced lung cancer, he was like, "Get the f**k out, death!" in his own voice of course.

[@john4886]

John Wayne great action hero!

[@chuckstevens2672]

So who inherited John Wayne’s money? Grunge: we dunno

[@Jesussayspayattention]

He also owned the Deer Creek Ranch and Tall Timber Ranch located in Selma, Oregon. I used to feed his big mare named Big Red blackberries, I lived across Deer Creek on property adjacent to Deer Creek Ranch at base of Eight Dollar Mountain.

[@TheVinchi69]

I was thinking of Batman when I saw John Wayne... for some reason

[@chuckstevens2672]

I’m vengeance, pilgrim

[@ronsmith7739]

Only $7 Million Dollars ????? Should have been $100 Million Dollars .

[@tomreedyjr3631]

I read $50 mil...

[@alexrolon3505]

My favorite John Wayne movie is (The Cowboys)

[@nirvana213xxxz]

That’s one is my 3rd. My favorite is rio bravo then comes McLintock. After comes The Cowboys

[@alexrolon3505]

@@nirvana213xxxz nice ...I've. Never seen Rio grand but I heard it's good tho .ill have to check it out 😁

[@nirvana213xxxz]

@@alexrolon3505 I hope you do 👍🏼

[@bhartley868]

Well Grunge you did a decent job. A little thin here & there. Wayne had applied to the US Naval Academy at Annapolis. Acceptance rate is about 6% . He was not accepted. He did get into USC, football payed for it. Then surfing, he broke his collarbone. Lost the scholarship, no school. That is how he wound up working as a prop man. Wayne made fifteen movies during the WWII years. He volunteered for the Office of Strategic Services, forerunner to the now CIA. The studios fought him tooth & nail on enlisting & his then wife hid a return letter from the OSS from him, while he was making one movie after another for the War effort mostly. You cannot say he was never shot at, one of his Wives took a shot at him. Also Stalin, sent a hitman to kill him, the FBI set up a meeting to nab the assassin as a trap. Wayne drew a gun on the guy as soon as he entered Waynes room. Then the FBI arrested him, the assassin, not Wayne. All in all a rewarding life !

[@seeratlasdtyria4584]

Well, you're missing two significant matters, Duke, while almost literally on his deathbed, was visited by just one son, without notice to anyone else. It could have been questioned whether Duke even had the capacity at that point to know what he was being asked to sign:( but in any event, the single son emerged with executed documents giving him sole ownership of the enterprise, and exclusive rights to all of the films produced by Duke's production company, which in truth, far exceeded the value of the various trusts received by the rest of the immediate family. The " all for one, and I"M THE ONE" aspect of the event lead to some serious fall out amongst the family members which I'm not sure has ever faded.

[@tonyking1832]

How about one of his daughters running the John Wayne Foundation for Cancer.

[@tonyking1832]

Also sad to read your post… this stuff seems to happen world wide in families….. however I wonder if we really know all the details.

[@jamesmathews9180]

John Wynne got the name Duke from a dog he had wen he was yung

[@jonathangoodwin646]

John Wayne is my favorite actor. But my favorite movie he made was Brandon.

[@winnifredforbes1114]

Imagine naming your son “Marion”!😱

[@bhartley868]

Wayne also survived major heart surgery in addition to significant cancer. Tough to kill !

[@joshbryant4629]

When I was 13 I moved to Winterset Iowa. John Wayne's house that he was born in was just a couple blocks outside of town. The first girlfriend I had after I moved up there I lost my virginity to on the front porch of that house. The Duke would have been proud but then again he may not have been but either way after 27 years I'm still proud of it.😬😜

[@hulkhoganstights6596]

Weirdo

[@joshbryant4629]

Says the one that has a fascination with Hulk Hogan's tights🤷

[@Dunst1]

@@joshbryant4629 Haha, exactly what I thought. Well I’m proud of you boy👍

[@williamewing5509]

I have got a Christine Brand new John Wayne movie with Lee Marvin in Donavon's Reef after I have watched him in Hellfighters and I have got him with Richard Attenborough John Vernon Mel Ferrar Judy Geeson John Stride and Bill Henderson in Brannigan I am dedicating these movie DVDS to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris Marie and Hester Brand from Billyxxxxx

[@songwriterfortruth4601]

Son's of Katie Elder First Picture with Technacoler

[@tarikbey4087]

When he was young he looked like a old man!

[@jennysell474]

True grit

[@readytogo99]

Draft dodger who injured men once told to get out of the hospital when he attempted a visit.

[@loganrutkowski2467]

hi

[@stevemilcoffmilcoff4655]

I feel he was shortchanged by the acadame

[@revelationakagoldeneagle8045]

I've been a John Wayne fan for as long as I can remember... Had a chance encounter on the road during the filming of The Green Berets. Filmed in the summer of '67, in and around Fort Benning Military Training Center at Fort Benning, Georgia, near Columbus, GA. where our family lives, we passed a Military Police car with John, his son Pat, along with driver and another MP travelling through the base. I was 12 years old at the time and was thrilled when he waved at us as we passed by. A true legend... 🪶🪶🪶

[@tbyas4406]

Click bating

[@larry1824]

Harvey Milk

[@SuperCoupleGH63]

He’s wife & kids I jope

[@jacobstopper3804]

First

[@redperk]

I’m sure it was gay American institutions

[@gringoreno]

Great actor BUT WAS A Draft Dodger go figure 🇺🇲🇺🇲🪖 DAV army 6 years

[@RavenBlaze420]

John Wayne has a history of racism to but this video won't touch that with a 10 foot pole

[@ugaais]

“I believe in white supremacy,” he said, and spoke harshly about African Americans, saying, “We can’t all of a sudden get down on our knees and turn everything over to the leadership of the blacks.” “I don’t believe in giving authority and positions of leadership and judgment to irresponsible people,” he said. Of slavery, he said that he didn’t feel any guilt about the U.S. history. “I don’t feel guilty about the fact that five or 10 generations ago these people were slaves,” he said. “Now, I’m not condoning slavery. It’s just a fact of life, like the kid who gets infantile paralysis and has to wear braces so he can’t play football with the rest of us.” What he said is harsh but true