Years After His Death, John Wayne's Wife FINALLY CONFIRMS The Rumors

There’s hardly anyone who can beat the charm of John Wayne, the legendary actor of the Hollywood golden era. Throughout his amazing career, his magical presence on the big screen won the hearts of millions worldwide. For an incredible thirty years, he was one of the biggest stars, wowing audiences with his acting and handsome looks. But beneath all the glitz and glamor, there's a secret side to John that was kept hidden from the public for years, even after his death. It wasn't until an interview with his love and secretary, Pat Stacy, that the truth came out, and it will shock you to your core. Want to know what this chilling truth is? This video spills all the secrets, so make sure to watch until the end!
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[@AlthaClippinger]

He still the Greatest actor of all Time!!!

[@decibellone696]

I getvwhere your coming from. but i disagree... but im glad you enjoy him. have fun!

[@Mickey-1994]

I think saying he's the greatest movie star of all time would be better. Jimmy Stewart and Henry Fonda were better actors from his generation.

[@RT-far-T]

There were scores of better actors. He was a star, but not an actor. He was also a reprobate.

[@johngrimm511]

John Wayne didn’t have any problem competing with other actors before,during,or after the war. He will always be me and my families favorite it actor. Yes he was a very good actor. Watch the Quiet Man & see for your self.

[@leilamann6886]

I allways loved his movies he was a great actor

[@leftylou6070]

What do I think about his story? Everyone has a story, no matter how big, or how small, we all have a story to tell. RIP Duke!

[@tcrossfranco]

Life long fan...he was and remains one of a kind...

[@bettygitzke4131]

He was the only one that if the I was a kid I would want to meet him……

[@teijaalanko5165]

He was its wonderful Hollywood Star,,i like and my mother too this wondeful Movie Star. Beace memories this 🌹🍃〰️〰️🕯🕊🕊📺☄🌟☄〰️Thank you this video.

[@ralphbuschman3364]

His wealth has put hundreds thru school as cancer treatment specialists.

[@katekelly1]

Please properly research John Wayne's cancer history, as he had a lung removed years earlier due to cancer diagnosis. At a future date, in the early 1970's, he started smoking again, which he had given up for years while living with one lung. Then, at Mass General Hospital, John Wayne, sadly, was diagnosed with stomach cancer, which he later died from at the hospital at UCLA. Whether his filming of "The Conquerer," two plus decades before his death, in Utah, contributed to his cancer death, who really knows? All the principal actors in this movie who later died of cancer, including the Director, Dick Powell, and main starring actress, Susan Hayward, along with character actress, Agnes Morehead, were all heavy smokers for long periods in their lives, just as many Americans were at that time. Cigarettes, very likely, played a more major role in their cancer deaths than the filming in St. George, Utah...Who knows?

[@robertaolson6646]

Love it

[@chucks6879]

My father was born in Winterset the same year would have attended school together but couldn't identify him when he rose to popularly in the 50s been a long time since the early 1915s

[@meestirbig3083]

That story has been debunked many times. Of those who got cancer, they all had one thing in common. They were all very heavy smokers. Sometimes, as much as 5 to 6 packs a day. He drank heavily and didn't exercise. His last wife; Pilar confirmed that. So it wasn't just radioactive dirt.

[@kcdurkin8498]

Read: 'The Day they Bombed Utah'

[@godfreecharlie]

Chesterfield reps were on movie sets at all the studios. Free cartons up the ying yang. Bogart choked to death on them. They were a mean nasty cigarette.

[@katekelly1]

@meestirbig3083P Very true!!!

[@user-lg9ke7et4m]

Hollywood strongly promoted smoking in movies and television, in cahoots with big tobacco. The intent was to glamorize it, especially for youth.

[@terriduderstadt6053]

While I know that was true, John Wayne didn't develop cancer due to smoking. Did you know that the US military were given free cigarettes during WWI? They were included in their rations. This didn't stop until 1975.

[@jamesmallory5333]

why are you making a point of this? during this period of time everyone smoked.

[@katekelly1]

@@terriduderstadt6053 Yes, John Wayne, himself, believed that his smoking was the direct cause of his earlier loss of one lung, surgically removed, due to cancer, years before his death. In fact, he started smoking again, in the early 1970's, and he, himself, realized that his stomach cancer was very likely related to his resumed smoking at that time. Of course, perhaps, he also ate a lot of sushi, i.e., uncooked fish, with his nightly cocktails, as the bacteria in raw fish is also considered a major cause of the high percentage of stomach cancers in Japan.

[@godfreecharlie]

Thank you for enlightening me to the John Wayne I didn't know about. I had a somewhat biased view as he was a hawkish patriot during the Viet Nam war era. "My country right or wrong" I think by the time he was getting near his day he knew that war was wrong. He knew. Thanks John, many rainy Saturday afternoons your movies saved the day. Didn't matter if it was a war flick or a western, it has John Wayne in it!

[@terriduderstadt6053]

I always loved John Wayne. I have 3 pictures of him in my home office. I was shocked and cried when he was killed in "The Cowboys". Of course I knew it was "just" a movie. But, it affected me anyway.

[@yellowstoneloyal8186]

Right before Bruce Dern shot him, John Wayne told him, :”All of America is going to hate you”

[@johnsdao3917]

Agreat

[@stephenwhittaker4683]

I never could stand him as an actor, he was wooden and could only play versions of John Wayne.

[@BillGreenAZ]

I thought so at first too. He was too macho. He posed too much. Then I started watching some of his movies after talking with a coworker who knew him personally and said he was a good guy. I guess what I liked about him in his movies is that he often portrayed a fearless man but more importantly, a man of honor when dealing with people.

[@michaeldennis6077]

Spoken like a true person that has no skills.

[@samjones3106]

Many movie stars are like that. Not really good actors but entertaining personalities. Al Pacino is a good actor.

[@samjones3106]

I dont understand why some people have to resort to insults if they dont like someones comment.

[@BillGreenAZ]

@@samjones3106 Lonely for attention I guess. The person making the comment doesn't even know the person he's making the comment against.

[@sbpierce9987]

What a dreadful actor. He plumbed the depths of emotion from A to B in each and every performance.

[@SAhmed-ih6fk]

His father was a pharmacist and did not have money for uni?

[@RebeLeigh]

Pharmacists didn't make good money like they do today

[@billyscott7769]

Wish he was president