Hank Worden.
wrangler
More than 35 movies.
When I did a search at IMDB for "Feature Films" that were "Westerns" and had "John Wayne" listed in the credits; I got 91 films. Some of these were only produced by Wayne, for some he had only a bit part, and some could be argued as not being westerns. So let's say "about" 80.
John Wayne Died June 11, 1979 in California at the UCLA Medical Center.
Yes, John Wayne dressed as a woman for a comedic scene in the 1972 film "The Cowboys." In the movie, he played the role of a rancher who disguises himself to avoid detection. While this was a humorous moment, it was not a common occurrence in his career, as Wayne was primarily known for his tough-guy roles in Westerns and action films.
wrangler
Westerns and War movies.
More than 35 movies.
When I did a search at IMDB for "Feature Films" that were "Westerns" and had "John Wayne" listed in the credits; I got 91 films. Some of these were only produced by Wayne, for some he had only a bit part, and some could be argued as not being westerns. So let's say "about" 80.
Baseball, Apple pie, john Wayne, The 4th of July, westerns.
No. (:
John Wayne Died June 11, 1979 in California at the UCLA Medical Center.
Certainly. Go to: http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0000078/filmogenre#western
Yes, John Wayne dressed as a woman for a comedic scene in the 1972 film "The Cowboys." In the movie, he played the role of a rancher who disguises himself to avoid detection. While this was a humorous moment, it was not a common occurrence in his career, as Wayne was primarily known for his tough-guy roles in Westerns and action films.
There are a lot of different westerns that starred John Wayne for sale at various sites. On Amazon there is a boxed set of nine of his most famous westerns. They list 807 different westerns that include him so some are on more than one DVD.
I really don't remember him as a horse rancher. Several of his westerns he played cattle ranchers/barons. One of his movies had Wayne and men on a cattle drive and brought with them a small band of extra horses. They ran free with the herd. Maybe that's what you were referring to.
Bold? Yes. Bald? No.