John Wayne Was Actually a Horrible Person All Along

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John Wayne is a Hollywood legend with a legacy to be reckoned with in the entertainment industry. Since his death in 1979, John has remained a beloved historical figure in the eyes of many film fans. However, there are also those that have taken issue with many of the problematic views that John expressed during his lifetime, as well as the fact that he was essentially a propagandist for the American war machine. Much of the ire that cultural historians have begun to take with John stems from a 1971 Playboy interview that was made up of eight hours of recorded footage.
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During this interview, John said many troubling things about minority groups such as black people, Native Americans, and homosexuals. While many have written off these remarks as remnants of John’s old-fashioned values, others choose to look at the remarks as the angry blathering of a racist negatively reacting to civil rights victories of the time.
Today, people are still questioning how John Wayne’s legacy should be celebrated, if at all. Two of the biggest ways that the figure is still remembered publicly include John Wayne Airport in Orange Country and John Wayne Day. John Wayne Airport was previously named Orange Country Airport but was renamed to memorialize John Wayne after his 1979 death. John Wayne Day is the actor’s birthday, which is recognized as a holiday in the state of Texas but is routinely rejected holiday status by the state of California.
The war over how to remember John Wayne continues to be waged, and the future of the actor’s legacy remains uncertain. Join Facts Verse as we take a look at whether or not John Wayne was actually a horrible person all along.
John Wayne Was Actually a Horrible Person All Along

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@FactsVerse 2 года назад

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@Lingchow1 2 года назад

Youre full of shit. Why watch more?

@worldsgreatestimpressionis6462 Год назад

Content not so left leaning

@thehillbillygamer2183 Год назад

John Wayne was a great American hero that did nothing or said nothing wrong his views and morality was mainstream for his time the only people in his time that didn't like it was California cry babies now they're called sjw cry babies and they're a lot more of them but that don't make them right

@thehillbillygamer2183 Год назад

Those who supported the name change are like there's plenty of other non-white men that we could name the airport after that's all they care about bunch of Cry-Baby hypocrite pieces of s***

@thehillbillygamer2183 Год назад

That's because the people of Texas aren't a bunch of little cry baby sjw is that ruin their state and that's why there's all the refugees pouring into Texas but I don't think they should be allowed to come to Texas they should be like no we don't want sjw trash coming into the state

@speckintime6953 2 года назад

My question is why do people love to elevate people to idol status just because they sing, dance, perform on stage, in a movie or on TV? Perhaps the biggest problem is we the people.☹

@SickandTired95 Год назад

Exactly. Why is/was his opinion relevant anyway?

@tarhunta2111 Год назад

Bingo.

@robertpolanco1973 Год назад

@@SickandTired95 Well, there are people who need to know about who and what the REAL John Wayne was and his very negative views on certain issues can be relevant to them and that they would end up getting disenchanted with Wayne in the end.

@nibsvkh Год назад

@@SickandTired95 Relevant because it is a fact that celebrities have influence…excuse me telling you the obvious!

@SiouxW4rrior3856 8 месяцев назад

Because unfortunately we live in a World where people don't know how to use there brain anymore so they have "big brother" doing it for them by using Hollywood phoney actors as "false idols" to heard the sheep

@michaelstone7514 Год назад

Actors play roles. Don't confuse the actor with the performance. If you look under the hood of the entertainment industry you will find many despicable people. I'm not saying Wayne was worse than anyone else. I'm saying that we should not expect actors to be more virtuous than us because they play that part on screen. If you really want to protest an actors personal beliefs don't see their movies. That may only force the actor to change roles to fit the market, that's for the audience to judge.

@rosea2350 2 года назад

When asked about civil rights he said that black Americans had a “tough break.” That’s what he would call slavery, lynching, and segregation…

@Prisoner_X Год назад

So it was a cool break?

@linkfan160 2 года назад

It's not that we're seeing him through a modern day perspective of through the lens of 2022. There were people and actors from that era who were great allies for Native Americans, African Americans, and LGBT+ folks, so saying that "He was a product of his time" isn't really a good excuse because he had contemporaries during the same time period who didn't hold the same backwards views he had. Not to mention he was a horrible actor (in my opinion) so I really don't understand the love for him anyway. So naming a holiday after him to me, is absurd.

@whitneynixon Год назад

Well said 👏

@rosagarcia5539 Год назад

John Wayne's teeth!

@FeathersMcGraw643 Год назад

cope john waynes the goat

@tonystarke9820 Год назад

Environment is also a factor

@leonpse Год назад

Civil right movement

@Seiferboi 2 года назад

I have never heard about John Wayne's birthday being a holiday. If it is, nobody celebrates it as far as I know.

@tjo1976 2 года назад

Agreed, I live in Texas and have never heard of it

@survivallife7401 2 года назад

It’s May 26th 1907. Everyone who is a fan celebrates it, we all get together and discuss old ass interviews of MLK and Malcom X and criticize them and try to get any civil rights buildings and statues vandalized, taken down or the name changed.

@twister4489 2 года назад

@@survivallife7401 😂😂😂😂

@gracieg7601 2 года назад

I’m 75 and my daddy absolutely loved John Wayne! Daddy bought a picture of John Wayne One time and it hung on the wall in our living room for as long as I can remember till mom and dad were gone. I’m not sure what was done with it after my parents were both gone cause I lived in another state at the time!

@gracieg7601 2 года назад

No it does not out weigh all the good he did while he was here alive on earth!

@paulaguenon1660 9 месяцев назад

I wonder why John Wayne was a hero. What did he do to be a hero?

@thomaspaine7098 7 месяцев назад

Nothing, he was an actor and republicans can’t tell the difference between movies and reality

@gusp8967 4 месяца назад

@@jaredjams4267who?

@richardkennedy8481 Год назад

He sat out WW2. In an interview he was asked about that, he said he didn't join because he believed the Drill Sergeants would be to hard on him. I saw that interview myself.

@hziegler Год назад

The prick was a coward and an extreme racist

@dila4834 Год назад

He was a coward as well. All talk no substance

@jimgregory6185 9 месяцев назад

He was a draft dodging COWARD

@guyfawkes8716 4 месяца назад

He said Drill Sergeants? That's odd for a civilian. What source do you have? Mr Wayne's draft category was 3A, 1A, 2A. The last of which put him in the category of national interest, like Elvis Presley and others. Funny what happens when you look stuff up from reliable sources.. I wouldn't trade my 20+ Army years for anything but I was able to pass the physical. Several friends did not make it. They support the military and country, much like John Wayne. I hope you at least did one term of service, because armchair quarterbacks don't win games.

@guyfawkes8716 4 месяца назад

@@dila4834 Nope, look it up

@Lady_Omni 2 года назад

As a Native American woman, I'm going to have to call him what he is; irredeemable.

@YouHaveAPurposeStickAround Год назад

Thank you 👌💯

@bradleyvrooman1801 2 года назад

The Will Smith slap is what led me here. Something about Wayne throwing a fit at the Oscars.

@thehowlinggamer5784 2 года назад

Yeah. A native American actress was receiving an award and making a comment during the speech about Native American portrayals in movies of tge time and white actors doing red face and such with John Wayne having to be held back from assaulting her. Personally, I feel like both John Wayne Nd Will Smith should have been held accountable inspite of their accolades in tv and film. Just like how being a president and politician in general shouldn't keep you from being held accountable for corruption and war crimes.

@patjohnson8570 2 года назад

For John Wayne, it was love of country. For will smith it was natural violence inherent in his race. Try to eat in a McDonald’s in west Philadelphia for 2 minutes and you will see the same. As horrible and low ratings as the Oscar’s has been, smith has brought it to the ghetto. The first “actor” to get an oscar for nothing except being black. It must be proud.

@Paranormal_Gaming_ 2 года назад

Idiot that slap has nothing to do with Duke!!

@mszuzubookitty4646 10 месяцев назад

Nah Dude the lady went up to turn down an Oscar won by Marlon Brando because of treat of Native Americans in America. She was sent by Brando to do this stunt. Wayne had to be removed after he threatened her and tried to grab her. But turns out her sister later said she was not even NA. Their father was from Mexico. Google it, it’s a pretty crazy story.

@TheTownNarcoleptic 18 дней назад

@@thehowlinggamer5784 way to drive her point home, fucking psycho. And he wasn’t even being directly “attacked” in her speech? Christ.

@JeffCreates 2 года назад

Apart from anything else he was such a laughable poor actor!

@latenightlogic 2 года назад

My grandfather was a Labor man through and through (see the Australian political party) - just ten years younger than Wayne… so don’t use the excuse it was just a sign of the times he was born into.

@paulacornelison243 2 года назад

Bigotry is taught by family, friends, and community. You were lucky not to be raised in hatred, not all of us are that lucky. I believe that it is the way your brain is wired that determines how you react to hatred.

@paulstuart551 2 года назад

@@paulacornelison243 if you have intelligence you won't accept everything people say, as you get older you question the validity & logic. I hated my parents bigoted "christian" views, selfishness, lies & abuse.

@forickgrimaldus8301 Год назад

but its way harder if its reinforced in your time for example most Northerners during the Civil War are what we would call Bigots today, they only supported abolition for economic reasons not like some who are in full support of it for moral reasons (Abe Lincoln himself has a debatable stance on this as his voting base is primarily bigots), also Change comes slowly and individuals can change their views over time.

@forickgrimaldus8301 Год назад

@@paulstuart551 yes but again if something Wrong is taught to you from an Early age and you get used to it or got caught up on it its way harder to change, not saying John Wayne is in the clear what I am saying is Misconceptions if drilled into people deep enough can become accepted as fact especially if the society you live in reinforces it. This is why Conspiracy Theorist and Cults are very difficult to save from these misconceptions as they live an eco chamber that reinforces their beliefs. Samething can happen to anyone if place in the right conditions. (Think 1984 but instead of a Totalitarian Regime its just a the society and community in general that reinforces very intrenched misconceptions and bigoted views)

@itravisoni Год назад

You can't downgrade people unless you absolutely know what the facts are.

@TheSassy777 2 года назад

Leave John Wayne alone. Get onto the crooks in Washington and flush them out!

@TheSassy777 2 года назад

Also unsubscribe this date

@josephstabile9154 2 года назад

I always remember, during the Iran-hostage crisis, the U.S. protester holding up the sign saying: "Where is John Wayne when we need him"?"

@-oiiio-3993 2 года назад

@@TheSassy777 _Waaaaaaahh._

@gk2811 2 года назад

We flushed Trump and his administration out!

@josephstabile9154 2 года назад

@@gk2811 My, mom, who grew up in Germany in '30's & '40's, tells me of how Germans would brag how they flushed the Weimar Republic, and Hitler & the Nazi state was going take good care of things. Your comment reminds me of this attitude. What y'all might have done is actually flushed yourselves. Beware of gov't people who tell you they know what you need & they'll take reeeeal good care of you. The preceding 10 month rolling disaster immediately comes to mind...

@melmack2003 8 месяцев назад

He tarnished his own image when he opened his mouth..

@E.L.RipleyAtNostromo Месяц назад

Which you just did. 🙄

@melmack2003 Месяц назад

@@E.L.RipleyAtNostromo John Wayne was racist, sexist and homophobic....I could go on. Have a nice evening!

@melmack2003 Месяц назад

@@E.L.RipleyAtNostromo That makes no sense....

@janesekillebrew8774 2 года назад

No I don't think the airport should be renamed. Certainly not over a single ancient interview.

@Suve35967 2 года назад

I do...re name the airport. King John Wayne.

@janesekillebrew8774 2 года назад

@@Suve35967 well, that I could back 🥰💜💚💙💐

@Suve35967 2 года назад

@@janesekillebrew8774 He was a great actor, Legend. The all American hero,when I was growing up. ..and that's from here in the UK. If he was a Brit ,he would be knighted.

@henny7548 Год назад

He wanted to punch a woman for speaking for her people

@paulaguenon1660 9 месяцев назад

@@Suve35967 -What made him a great actor, legend, and hero?

@llundo9051 2 года назад

Not surprising at all, many old timers from that generation have and had the same values and morals but that does not negate holding him to the standards we have today, it is not really fair to judge him by todays morals, ethics and values of today. However, we can learn from the past and understand how we have learned from the past and espire to be better human beings towards one another. The Duke was a great actor in my book and should be remembered as a legend of the movie screen.

@randysoerries2859 2 года назад

They had more morals

@edwardstowers7272 2 года назад

Amen. I think many of his old school positions, while not popular among liberals, were far better for America. I don’t find Duke problematic. I don’t find him notorious. Many of the characters he played, indeed to the world, he is the face of America. Wayne’s views were the mainstream in the 40s. I resent your effort to judge a man from Duke’s era by the “standards” of today. I feel no shame for slavery either. I wasn’t around and had nothing to do with it. Duke had a right to feel however he wanted to feel. You may not like what he said, but he was a straight-shooter and called things as he saw them. Whether I agree with every view is not important. That he was honest about it was. Would that we had more honest people today. He is remembered for his screen heroes, and they were-and remain-iconic. Even a half a century after his death, he is America to much of the world. And it’s a good image.

@glenngilbert7389 2 года назад

@@edwardstowers7272 Well yes, sadly he is America

@TheWanderer691 2 года назад

The Duke was not a great actor! He was in very good movies created by great directors like Howard Hawk and John Ford. That was his good fortune. Anybody who thinks John Wayne was a great actor wouldn't know one if he bit their ass. Fredric March, Spencer Tracy and Paul Muni where great actors because they had range. John Wayne played John Wayne for 45 years. Perhaps he should have taken on King Lear and Death of a Salesman but that would have been hysterical. Well he did play Genghis Khan. Need I say more?

@llundo9051 2 года назад

@@TheWanderer691 Well he did win an oscar for true gritt and was nominated a few times for best actor and best picture and he has also said he never expected to win anything and that he was a an actor for the people and not very good. However as far as range your right he carried his acting style in almost every movie he did but to each their own and to their own opinion.

@davidpaul5465 2 года назад

No, of course not, John Wayne's image has not been tarnished in my mind. Ask any person questions for eight hours and they are sure to reply with something that others will disagree with. The image of John Wayne is one of individualism. The responsibility we have to maximize our potential to contribute to society in the fashion one chooses. This does not leave much room for socialist decrees that apparently some folks take offense with. We may not be perfect in every ones' eye, but America has become more inclusive than other countries have. Maybe even too inclusive. Now, I take offense with those who believe that the freedom we enjoy today should be supplanted by their standard of political correctness. I prefer to live in a society that seeks to enhance overall wellbeing by facilitating the role of individual choice.

@donaldharrill6265 2 года назад

Perhaps, Ye have missed your 4 hour medication modification... This shall pass. Sortta like a ... Ah Kindey Stone.. Rock on Keif Richards and Mick .... Take it Now. Now. Don't wait. Take now... Call for appointment... Good luck and God bless you man\woman\chikd. So forth

@bkstandard882 2 года назад

Because you're a racist just like he was

@AGETheGawdYT 2 года назад

Eh, fantastic actor but wouldn’t call this guy a “hero”. A hero is for the people. ALL people. This man played roles. Though he was an absolute legend at it.

@patjohnson8570 2 года назад

No. Louis Farrakhan is a hero to a certain percentage of people. Not all the people. But Louis doesn’t mind. He has been living very comfortably for decades. Those who consider him a hero have not progressed a tiny bit.

@chris4235 2 года назад

I guess cancel culture is after John Wayne. He was a product of his time and now is dead, and can't defend himself. Leave him alone and just enjoy his movies.

@Fyhbvcvbmiih Год назад

"He was a product of his time" he was alive during the civil rights movement.

@paulaguenon1660 9 месяцев назад

Stop making excuses with the notion of the "product of his times." There is no excuse for white supremacy.

@emmanuelsengo684 2 года назад

Literally this man grew up in the early part of the 20th Century of course his views are going to be controversial to today’s audience but that doesn’t mean you should cancel him the same people who cancel him would be thinking the same thing 50 to 60 years ago so please grow up.

@NCCU1995 2 года назад

Having grown up in the South, I am used to hearing comments like his regarding white supremacy, so it doesn't surprise me he said it. With that being said, I have never seen a John Wayne movie not a fan of westerns and War movies. Considering i dont live in California, the airport name doesn't top my list of important issues.

@marymaccy788 2 года назад

I grew up in the South Carolina as well and was always the outsider of my family because they were all and still are extremely racist only ignorance comes from racism and I don't care if they never talk to me again I will never hate someone just because the color of their skin.

@skindred1888 2 года назад

@@marymaccy788 we're social animals. We have a need to stick together in tribes to survive. And we choose these tribes in different ways, some may see themselves as a tribe that is dependant on which political party they support, some see their profession and their colleagues as that tribe But if someone chooses their tribe by what colour their skin is...it's kinda dumb

@ethansmith2230 2 года назад

He played Ghengis Khan too lmao

@michaeltaylor1603 2 года назад

You DO realize his real name was Marion Morrison before the name switch? Just sayin'

@davidhudson5452 2 года назад

John Wayne stage name never changed it

@frankzepeda8853 2 года назад

Yeah Marion had issues for a long time it sounds like. That old Iowa boy was Hiding from himself most of his life. I think he was overrated by the Hollywood elites.

@frankzepeda8853 2 года назад

And I to am from Iowa too. But when I was about 7 years old our family moved to L.A. for three years because of my fathers job. And me and mother and two brothers met John Wayne in person one afternoon. While out for a walk downtown and he seem to be a pretty nice guy so I thought. The summer of "69"

@-oiiio-3993 2 года назад

@@frankzepeda8853 Morrison also moved to Southern California when he was very young. I have my Grandmother's 1924 Glendale High School annual with signatures of 'Jack Wayne' and 'John Wayne' over the Marion Morrison captions. He had met Yakima Canutt by that time and was developing his ersatz Hollywood persona.

@CassieC4095 2 года назад

John Wayne was a badass, and I think we all would be better off if we had some more john Wayne's!

@rodneybrewer7246 2 года назад

Definitely!!!!

@Jarhead-te8id 2 года назад

Chassandra Cormier He was an actor who played a bad ass me and my boys are the real bad asses.

@bs9078 2 года назад

@@Jarhead-te8id all of badasses are in the graves, so, you ain't bad believe me.

@Jarhead-te8id 2 года назад

@@bs9078 I’m a former Marine Infantryman so yes I am.

@Jarhead-te8id 2 года назад

@@bs9078 I didn’t play a combat Marine in a movie. That’s because me and my dawgs are the real thing.

@Riz2336 2 года назад

Of course he's going to feel this way about stuff, he was an old time actor after all

@Riz2336 2 года назад

Okay guy

@Fyhbvcvbmiih Год назад

The issue is, there were progressive movements happening in his lifetime and he refused to change. He remained in his old ways of thinking and we give him a pass because he was of the majority at the time. We give a lot of older people a pass for racism because "times were different" but they were alive throughout the civil rights movement, if anything they should be held more accountable because they literally lived through it. We don't give people a pass anymore and we shouldn't for previous generations. I'm not saying dig his grave up and parade him as a horrible racist, I'm just saying he doesn't deserve the pedestal he's been put on. There were much more progressive actors in his lifetime that were overlooked.

@circleinforthecube5170 Год назад

even for his time he was worse than average racist

@Rob-qv6se 2 года назад

For a site that calls itself "facts verse", it tends to play very loose with them and heavy with opinions.

@Rob-qv6se 2 года назад

@James Anderson an enlightening response.

@emojier5599 Год назад

He was definitely a horrible person. Most people that worship him are horrible people or just blissfully ignorant

@roachdoggjr8399 Год назад

Cope

@stacysealemusicandgreenthu7078 2 года назад

So he is a horrible person because of his personal beliefs hmmm. I guess I am a horrible person as wel

@Fyhbvcvbmiih Год назад

If you believe someone is less than you simply because of the color of their skin, then yeah you are a horrible person. Congratulations.

@snikerz5886 Год назад

His beliefs were that whites were the Supreme race and that natives and blacks were whiny babies because of a little slavery and genocide. Go sit down you absolute clown.

@LukeAndGilRandolph 10 месяцев назад

If his personal beliefs were racist then yes he was probably a horrible person. He still had a right to have those beliefs and you have a right to enjoy his movies, but obviously racists are bad people. Should be pretty obvious.

@philphil4914 2 года назад

I want genghis Khan cancelled because he swore once.

@elizabethtyrrell7362 2 года назад

he's dead, leave him the hell alone. this annoys the shit out of me

@dianebartosiewicz4055 2 года назад

I am totally with you on this one!

@jam5533 2 года назад

Death isn't going to stop criticism. People will still criticize dead people who did horrible things or overall were horrible.

@yellowpeepkingsheets8148 2 года назад

Theodore Roosevelt, John Wayne, and many others are having their names tarnished by a generation of soft wipes. John Wayne believed EVERYONE struggled in America and he expressed this many times. Not just one demographic. His stance was to stop complaining and do something about it! This generation doesn't deserve to judge anyone from anytime having faced zero adversity!

@legoreddead 2 года назад

Fax

@8PMFORMULA 2 года назад

Sure. You racist.

@bkstandard882 2 года назад

He said he believed in white supremacy

@andrewmiller4885 24 дня назад

John Wayne was no different to most folk in the opinions he held and the statements that he made. One must consider the time and era he grew up in, and the political and social norms of his day. Wayne was never a horrible person; in fact, he was ALL American. He loved his country, and he believed in the bravery of the American people and most certainly in his nations Global supremacy. John Wayne was a very down to earth man, not an arrogant bone in his body in spite of his huge fame and wealth. He was actually a very easy going and humble human being. There were some actors of his time that were very liberal minded when it came to homosexuality and native American land rights. However, the general public largely and in the main agreed with Wayne. People's opinions of African Americans were shaped by the Hollywood script writers. Blacks were never depicted in a favourable light by the film Industry for decades, can't blame Wayne for that. Today's society would despise John Wayne, after all these are the people that are burning the American Flag now, while raising Rainbow flags everywhere, including on Church buildings.

@michaelsanders3756 11 месяцев назад

Never liked him anyway..and rename that airport.

@darttoyou1398 2 года назад

Dinosaurs should evolve or become cave friendly. How about Darwin Airport? “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change.” Darwin

@mariocisneros911 Год назад

Hey everyone from the 1920's -50 were raised in a different mentality regarding manliness and being a woman. BUT HE AS A GENTLEMAN AND A NOT PREJUDICE MAN . THERE ARE TRUE INCIDENTS IN WHICH HE HELPED MANY PEOPLE WHO WEREN'T WHITE , BUT POOR AND NEEDED HIS HELP AS A CELEBRITY WHO CAN HELP RAISE FUNDS . What he accomplished as a friend to many can not be ignored. So ignore these sites

@kirkmorrison6131 2 года назад

Oh by the way I unsubscribed from this channel in support of the Duke and I have Native American blood

@E.L.RipleyAtNostromo Месяц назад

Me too. No Native American blood, but the sheer biased stupidity of the video is enough.

@kirkmorrison6131 Месяц назад

@@E.L.RipleyAtNostromo They can't seem to understand that he died in the late 1970s and was a man of the 1920s. He mellowed over the last part of his life. You can't judge a man of his time by today's value

@E.L.RipleyAtNostromo Месяц назад

@@kirkmorrison6131 Exactly! Well said. But they keep trying, and their way no one can ever meet their modern day strict standards. Guess it makes them feel superior to people with three times their character. 🤷‍♂️🙄

@kirkmorrison6131 Месяц назад

@@E.L.RipleyAtNostromo Me too, I am a historian and loons holding people of another time irritates me. I wonder what people will think of them in 50, 100 or 150 years?

@emilycoley7555 2 года назад

Now I know why there's a saying that children should be seen and not heard.

@michelprovencher3798 2 года назад

I’m not as shocked to hear of John Wayne’s views regarding blacks and gays, as I was to learn of JFK’s numerous affairs. Turns-out all icons are human. It would have been interesting to have seen both men evolve though.

@stikupartist3698 2 года назад

Being addicted to pussy only hurts the wife. Being a racist hero to white people affects the world.

@Touhou-forever 9 месяцев назад

John Wayne was amazing actor maybe John Wayne was still around today his views on things would have changed a lot but I think that it's important remember that although I find his remarks distasteful this is back in the 60s and 70s almost every single actor from this time was guilty of some racist remarks also I just want to make clear that I'm not defending John Wayne either am I bashing him I'm just giving my own opinion on him John Wayne was born in 1912 so it's pretty obvious that people born in the 1900s are going to have some very not aged well views on things that nowdays would be completely unacceptable but I do think that John Wayne should be remembered as a great American actor and a icon but he shouldn't be seen as a god either.

@montibarnett6740 2 года назад

Look at the year the man was born my mother was a big fan I became big fan it was a different time back then things are so weird now what the heck we going to do

@FactsVerse 2 года назад

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@SharitCreations 2 года назад

I love John Wayne. I am 39 and have loves him since I was a kid. I first became a fan of his seeing him on I Love Lucy. Then I rented from Blockbuster a lot of his movies. My paternal Granddaddy was a big John Wayne fan.

@mattaz2315 2 года назад

, The Duke spoke and acted within the parameters of his era as a soldier, odor, gentleman, and officers from the Indian Wars to the Vietnam wars. An eccentric actor whatever the genre. He should be Vietnam as one of The best of 40 to 70 Hollywood. PERIOD. the airport keeps the name as well

@dgenergene4418 4 месяца назад

John Wayne was a product of his time as we all are a product of our times. His views were mainstream at one point, clearly and for good they're not now. I don't understand why everybody has to rewrite history he was what he was he was a human being who was very flawed and his time went on he found his views out of Step with the newer dawning generation. I have and I always will enjoy John Wayne's films for what they are. We may all wake up one day and find out that our views are out of step with an incoming generation at some point. The World War II generation was extremely racist a lot of them were very conservative very jingoistic about the country.

@survivallife7401 2 года назад

Let’s call it MLK or Malcom X they never said anything wrong. While we’re at it let just name everything Malcom X HWY, Road, Avenue, airport, bus stop, coffee shops….

@AGETheGawdYT 2 года назад

And also, he can be positive and negative. Every being has a Ying and a Yang. Each one is telling to their character. As humans we tend to focus on the Yang. And in this case, the Yang is pretty troublesome

@michaelsenior7858 2 года назад

I wonder what he would make of one of my favourite movies.." In the heat of the night " and Sidney Poitier ...I guess in some ways it all comes down to education ..

@phoenixfox3379 2 года назад

Yes, drop outs like you fall for whatever the left media inserts in your pooper.

@paulaguenon1660 10 месяцев назад

There is no excuse for racism and prejudices.

@gusp8967 4 месяца назад

I glad Wayne wasn’t a racist, he married 3 different Hispanic women.

@matthewl67 Год назад

Amazing how the all inclusive folk are the first ones to say that someone else was a horrible person and there’s no place for their views, opinions, and values.

@susanh.352 2 года назад

The man was an actor and his job was to entertain the public. His own personal opinion and belief's do not represent the view's of everyone.

@FactsVerse 2 года назад

We agree! Thank you for watching our content and for sharing your thoughts. Be on the lookout for our next video!

@markstangle6874 Год назад

I see nothing wrong in bringing up Wayne’s 1971 interview with Playboy and his racist and anti gay view’s. I believe it contradicts the views that many, if not most, Americans have towards Wayne. His movies portrayed him as heroic. In reality, he was anything but heroic. What your video failed to reveal was Wayne’s “ draft dodger” status during WWII. Yep, the hero of “The Sands of Iwo Jiima “ ran for the hills rather than serve on active duty like many of his counterparts. So, yes, Wayne’s viewpoints and actions decades ago are relevant when trying to find the truth about the man. Let us not forget that Wayne was booed off the stage while on a USO tour in New Zealand during WWII by Marines of the First Marine Division. We should always seek out the truth.

@michealtomelloso3912 2 года назад

l use to like John Wayne's movies and that until l found about him believing in white supremacy,well l oppose white supremacy and his views and basically l don't trust white people deeply,but basically l don't trust anyone really,for him to say something like that really disappointed me,l use love his movie the Red River(Black and White) l use to love to come at night from work and watch it,it was relaxing,and basically back then l liked his movie's more than Clint Eastwood's,but that's a thing in the past,all of them have been donated to probably goodwill and those who probably don't know the truth about him like l did.

@forickgrimaldus8301 Год назад

Yeah but for his Generation its basically more common place it would be more of a suprise if he was liberal for his time as Bigotry was common back then, he is still a great actor but he is a product of his time.

@topphatt628 2 года назад

I have read about his dark past and he is not a Knight in Shining Armour. He was a Republican who knew nothing of politics, and of his remarks about race leave a lot of questions to be answered. There was a gap in his life when he disappeared and to his living with a Native American Indian woman and fathering several children. I won't go into the full subject but a little research by those interested will turn up a lot of little known details.

@pattyeverett2826 2 года назад

Although I agree that his racist views and his views on native Americans should be shamed, my biggest problem is how he is lionized as a hero. He was just a movie actor. If you want to lionize a movie actor as a hero, it should be Jimmie Stewart. He actually flew bomber missions over Germany in WWII.

@spokanetomcat1 2 года назад

To be fair, he tried to join the military but he was too old. So, he gave his war efforts with films.

@mickeydoolittle2057 2 года назад

Listen to the whole Playboy interview. I don’t come away with him being racist, just that if you want something, then earn it. Affirmative Action was still a new idea. Many thought giving job applicants a job based on skin color was “racist “. Many thought fighting racism with racism is wrong. This video is complete BS. It twist words, comes up with inaccurate conclusions. I’ve watched over 50 JW movies, and he never puts down any minorities in his movies. Complete BS!

@8PMFORMULA 2 года назад

Eventually his name will be removed from that airport and we will succeed in getting his Hollywood star removed.

@mickeydoolittle2057 2 года назад

@@8PMFORMULA -I’m not surprised. Liberals destroy anything good. They lie, lie, lie. Just look at who runs the larger cities across America….all sh*t holes. Well done!

@8PMFORMULA 2 года назад

@@mickeydoolittle2057 we kicked that loser trump out of office. Keep crying.

@mickeydoolittle2057 2 года назад

@@8PMFORMULA Trump has nothing to do with it. Liberals have been incompetent at governing long before Trump. It’s the reason he got elected in the first place. Open your eyes, there is no way you can have that low of an IQ….

@8PMFORMULA 2 года назад

@Peter Lockhart he us certainly better than the retarded criminal he replaced

@rodneyfritzinger1658 Год назад

I’m 64 years old and saw most of his movies. At best, he was a mediocre actor, more a movie star than an actor. I personally never cared for him, even when I was a kid. I came to loathe and despise him when I found out about him dodging the WWII draft several times, and even more so when I saw his racism and bigotry on full display

@FactsVerse Год назад

Very interesting, thank you so much for sharing your life story and thoughts. If we may ask, who is your all-time favorite actor?

@gusp8967 4 месяца назад

Wayne married 3 different Hispanic women, ok not racist. He was 41 when WW2 started, ok he couldn’t be drafted.🙄

@jasongaylor2232 11 месяцев назад

He was indeed a horrible person. And can we stop using the excuse of "that time period"? There were men who certainly were not like him during that time, ok? Both of my grandfathers who fought in WW2 were pretty progressive(economically and socially) and they would have been quite offended by Wayne's ugly, ignorant views.

@tjo1976 2 года назад

A lot of old timers were taught to think like this from an early age. My grandmother thought many of the same things Wayne did. Even though I'd have discussions and even arguments with her over her ideas I still loved her. In her youngest most impressionable years she was taught most of the same things as Wayne and everyone in her community believed the same things. There was no getting away from it at that time. My question to her though was as an adult and seeing how things have changed how can you hold the same views? But I agree with what someone else said. It's unfair to judge John Wayne by something he said in 1971 vs. what we know and beleive today. I'd hate to have things I believed in several DECADES ago used against me now. Not that I was ever hateful or racist but we learn things as we grow. If we are living right, we are supposed to grow and do so for the better. Now if John Wayne were still alive and his views hadn't changed at all, then that's a problem.

@timothygeiger8271 2 года назад

Instead of arguing with your grandmother, maybe you should have given her a break & learn the TRUTH for yourself, instead of immediately believing everything the demonRats told you! They could never tell the REAL truth, because they started it, & its never been in their nature to tell the actual TRUTH!!

@tjo1976 2 года назад

@@timothygeiger8271 So being racist is ok with you? Ok got it. Because the main questions I had for her was why does she still believe lies like African Americans are inferior (which is what she and her entire generation was taught). And some of the stuff she told me were some doozies. You shouldn't even treat an animal that way.

@timothygeiger8271 2 года назад

@@tjo1976 that's not what i said & you know it! Besides, do your history! There's no group or entity more racist than the democrats, or better known as demonRats! They play a good game, fooling you brainwashed idiots they aren't racist & republicans are, but they are fooling you, & you are very easily suckered by their smooth talk! Do your history, they are actually the most racist people there is!

@timothygeiger8271 2 года назад

@@tjo1976 by the way, did you know back during slavery, blacks were not the only slaves? Did you also know that there was a large number of BLACK slave owners?? It's true, do the research! Oh, by the way, there were a number of blacks who worked in movies with John Wayne, most of them said there wasn't a racist bone in his body! Sidney Poitier is one. Funny, for John Wayne supposedly being "racist" all his wives were of Spanish or Mexican descent! Hmm, who would have thought that!

@tjo1976 2 года назад

@@timothygeiger8271 I was a US History major so yeah. My ancestors were poor whites who could barely scrape along and did not own slaves but my comment had to do with how people were brought up in a bygone era and how the culture was at the time. Your comment has nothing to do with the atrocity of teaching young white children that black people are stupid or incapable or 2nd class citizens or worse. And I'm the wrong person to debate politics with so have a nice day.

@brendaleewhitaker8826 2 года назад

No!! But that was then this is now!!!

@yabonjin Год назад

I was a fan of John Wayne from a young age. But i realized he was a celebrated actor because he gradually became the roles he played. He wasn’t an especially insightful or flexible actor. Later i realized he had quite a few flaws. He was bigoted, small minded, xenophobic, and stupidly worked to blacklist anyone who didn’t fit his view of patriotism. But perhaps he is best seen as a mirror of many of the people of his time. I am sorry he caught cancer and ironically got it from filming close to a nuclear test area from which half of the cast eventually got cancer. And he was perfect for the role in True Grit and deserved an Oscar for that! He is best remembered for playing a type of American or rather an arche type with the good and bad character traits

@timeemotion1076 2 года назад

You made a video to get hits and views - the man is dead he isn’t here to defend him self, he came from another time. life, people, ideas, was completely different to how they are to day. R.I.P John.

@dark_dankdoodles5799 Год назад

you say that like people where not against homophobia and racism then...so by your logic if enough people in a generation hate x then its excusable? its ok to be a piece of shit because others are?

@timeemotion1076 Год назад

@@dark_dankdoodles5799 R.I.P john

@dark_dankdoodles5799 Год назад

@@timeemotion1076 may he burn in hell

@lasonya22000 8 месяцев назад

All his counterparts back then didn’t have the same views as him. That’s not a good enough excuse.

@teinu6431 Год назад

falla J blog was a poOOOFTA finish!

@grovermayersjr8025 2 года назад

As they say you can love the work and also not know allegedly how awful in real life some of these people were. Some hid it better than most. I guess. With John Wayne, I had a feeling. My father, God rest his soul, loved Wayne's movies. But, he didn't like John Wayne as a person. Something about Wayne rubbed my Dad the wrong way. I asked my father, if you don't really like John Wayne why do you watch his films? He said because they are great movies. Great entertainment! Took me a while to understand that, but now I do.

@patjohnson8570 2 года назад

I would love to hear your father’s stories about the times he hung out John Wayne and why he came to dislike him as a person.

@grovermayersjr8025 2 года назад

@@patjohnson8570 Who said my Dad actually knew John Wayne? His reputation for his racist views are well known. You don't have to know the man personally. He loved his films. That's all.

@drijam2106 Год назад

@@grovermayersjr8025 lmao, your feeling was your nut sack itching, I love how your dad, if that's even true, didn't offer an explanation and you conveniently didn't ask. Read my long comment so you can be schooled. John Wayne, God rest his soul, can't defend his words, know why, b/c he verbally kick their @$$, so they waited until decades after his death start crap, ;o;, gutless.

@grovermayersjr8025 Год назад

@@drijam2106 Gutless? That's rather insensitive isn't? Maybe, John Wayne is your hero, but he was just a movie star. Nothing more.

@drijam2106 Год назад

@@grovermayersjr8025 ah, but your wrong & dishonest, he's more to you, you made the comment, your disowning it now?, lol, typical. My hero, nope, he's just a dead man people like you are crapping on unjustifiably, nothing more. See how negative you are?, probably not. If my comments could be looked up, you'd see that I just school people on facts, I can't stand ignorance. There's so much of it these days, I'm just sick of it.

@dennisbraulick3727 2 года назад

We miss you john wayne... your in our prayers..🙏

@susannyysti869 2 года назад

No we dont

@stikupartist3698 2 года назад

White people miss him.

@lonewolffang 2 года назад

"You're in our prayers" For you maybe but he's long been dead. Just saying.

@grantsigmon 2 года назад

@@stikupartist3698 aka the bigger part of society 👍

@stikupartist3698 2 года назад

@@grantsigmon aka the racist Americans.

@dalebaker9109 2 года назад

He was a great actor, that was it. Problem is too many people worship stars so damn much, they can’t do no wrong. His views were wrong, I am not silly or disrespectful enough too follow his views. The only real praise I can give him, is that some of his films were outstanding.

@skindred1888 2 года назад

He wasn't though. Not a single person would watch that bad acting that was common back then today. It's staggered, there's barely any emotion in his voice or face...and I get that ..he plays a badass stoic hero... Not a good actor

@kennycase3402 Год назад

As a American l agree with most of the things he said. This video has a lot of misinformation. And at the time Americans won our country from the Indians, war was how country’s got land. And (when he was interviewed) he was factually incorrect about slavery because the black people coming from Africa weren’t educated.

@kennycase3402 Год назад

@solodolo4098 Год назад

He wasn't a good actor, he sucked

@solodolo4098 Год назад

@Kenny Case as an American he is a idiot. He can't talk about anything regarding war because he dodged the draft.

@bs9078 2 года назад

I disagree with you facts verse he wasn't a horrible person he just wasn't real politically correct and he played no pretense when it comes to politics he didn't even adhere to our founding fathers who debated greatly over the slave issue, it was supposed to be passed for only 20 years in the original Constitution but they didn't know how to make reparations because we were a poor country originally and I think that is an affront to John Wayne's character as you have labeled him, boo on facts verse

@timwilliams8343 2 года назад

Facts Verse == PC correct, = "Woke", = WRONG!

@keithss67 Год назад

I think we have much more serious problems to deal with than his name on an airport. The democrats in California might want to work on the crime and homelessness and economic issues instead of worrying about what a man who has been dead for 50 years said in an interview in playboy magazine

@worldsgreatestimpressionis6462 Год назад

If you knew the actions and beliefs of your favorite actor you would vomit so move on

@kieron63 2 года назад

I thought he died in '77 thanks for clearing that false memory, but he was a legend Back TFO eh!?

@williamsinclairmanson5969 2 года назад

Regardless of his opinions he was a legend and always will be in my eyes.

@Elainerulesutube 2 года назад

Same here!

@Rob-qv6se 2 года назад

Same here, the video is ludicrous and sheds no light on his character.

@forickgrimaldus8301 Год назад

As an actor yes but as a moral man not so much.

@tee981 Год назад

@@Rob-qv6se he was a hateful piece of trash

@jasongaylor2232 11 месяцев назад

You can have Wayne. I'll stick with Kirk Douglas, Marlon Brando, Peter O'Toole, Peter Cushing, James Garner. Now they are legends to be admired!

@mkay6089 2 года назад

Many people stating that it was a different era or a generational thing, Yes it may have been but there were those that spoke up about it and changed the era or the generational thing and there were those that chose to live in that era and be that kind of person. The same is true today and will be in the future. It is up to us all to try and not be caught up with society wanting to remain bigoted or elitist or stick with tradition because you like it, and learn to treat all people as we would want to be treated. THEN you can call them a true hero.

@louiselasinski7623 2 года назад

Never could stand him

@davidbingley6734 Год назад

Look at it this way, his name was actually Marion in real life and he got out of the draft in World war II.

@kxkxkxkx Год назад

Nobody wants to hear it 😂 Wayne was obviously a Hollywood queen playing his idea of a "tuff guy"

@davidbingley6734 Год назад

@@kxkxkxkx Yes, they were bitchmounting public thought with fake news back then, just like they're doing now.

@guyfawkes8716 4 месяца назад

Look up actors and the reason they change names (SAG). There is no fraud there. He was classed 3A for the draft. In this country you don't "get out of the draft" as you say. I was in 20+ years. After 3 years I got a draft notice while I was in. Even politicians' children aren't exempt.

@gusp8967 4 месяца назад

He was 41 at the beginning of ww2, little old for the draft.

@davidbingley6734 4 месяца назад

@@gusp8967 His peers enlisted. Some of them were older. Deal with it.

@paulaguenon9298 2 года назад

I still don't understand how he is a hero. I guess I have a different definition of hero. He was an actor in Hollywood.

@88cortegon 3 месяца назад

April 6, 1987 Al Campanis --- being interviewed by Ted Koppel ----ring any bells ?

@JefftheBear1959 Месяц назад

I've noticed that this thing" facts verse " or whatever this stupid thing's called, they never get it right. No matter who they profile, they always get it wrong. If you're going to write fiction, at least have the balls to go to Hollywood and get a job writing screenplays

@calizona63 3 месяца назад

No don't change the Airport's name, I Love John Wayne he was a Great Man!

@kelvinorta640 2 года назад

To hell with John Wayne

@mrg466 2 года назад

If you believe in Hell, John is likely there!

@rodneybrewer7246 2 года назад

The people who are against John Wayne have a right ta their opinions yes but don't fault John Wayne for expressin his opinions. I mean really come on now y'all!!!! 🤦‍♂️

@ericakaartistformerlyknown1396 2 года назад

They s hold respect the dead for crying out loud! God forbid these whiners just focus their insanity on the present!

@henryeberhardt3012 2 года назад

I'll be unsubscribing from this channel = John Wayne was NOT A WHITE SUPREMACIST AND THE STUBBORN OLD FASHIONED VALUES THAT JOHN WAYNE HAD WERE STRAIGHT OUT OF THE BIBLE AND IF SOCIETY FOLLOWED THE PATH OF JESUS CHRIST WHO'S THE TRUTH AND THE WAY TOO THE FATHER OUR CREATOR BELIEVE IT OR NOT OUR COUNTRY MOST CERTAINLY WOULDN'T BE IN SUCH A HORRIBLE POSITION THAT IT'S IN TODAY!!!!!!! IF FOLLOWING THE 10 COMMANDMENTS AND LOVING THE FATHER SON AND HOLY SPIRIT MAKES ME NOT APART OF SOCIETY I'LL HAVE TOO THANK GOD FOR YET ANOTHER PRAYER THAT HAS BEEN ANSWERED! THANK JESUS CHRIST THAT IM NOT APART OF THIS SATANIC BEAST SYSTEM AMEN. GOODBYE

@knomad75 2 года назад

@@henryeberhardt3012 good riddance Henry. I'm subscribing now you won't be missed.

@davidnorman2681 2 года назад

I don't fault people for expressing their opinions only for having those opinions.😀

@bogardus11 2 года назад

He was a drunk that beat the shit out of his family.

@CathyKitson 8 месяцев назад

I have no problem with people saying what they want, which is why I'm so against the current woke, call-out culture. You don't have to agree. Saying that, I have no time for Wayne. Less because of his terrible views and more because he was a terrible actor. His films were boring and predictable, with the exception of True Grit and The Shootist. Two things I find it hard to forgive him for. He was so gung-ho and desirous of young men getting their heads shot off, but when it came to his turn, it was crickets. People like James Stewart and Henry Fonda served; others like Bob Hope toured for the forces, John Wayne - nothing. The second he had to be held back from beating up a woman - the girl who accepted Brando's Oscar for The Godfather. Real brave guy, huh? Over six foot beating on a lone woman. Yes, I dislike him heartily. I thought he was a hypocritical coward and a pretty woeful actor. But cancelling him? Renaming the airport? No. Let's just forget about him.

@Cupcake91119 9 месяцев назад

Vile man. Clint is more of a gunslinger and actor then him any day

@dannywells4217 2 года назад

Best actor of all times

@carolcedeno6080 Год назад

John Wayne if he was so prejudice why marry all Latin woman? Only black and American Indian?

@whiteclouds26 11 месяцев назад

🤦‍♂️😂😂 ingsn

@robertflock1520 2 года назад

draft dodging war hawk

@surtofgods8265 2 года назад

He had a broken shoulder from college ball. not bone spurs or fleeing to Canada. And he was born in 1907 so in WW2 he would have been 33 or 34, not exactly the prime fighting age.

@davidhudson5452 2 года назад

Birthday holiday in Texas? born here never heard of that and i love the man

@williammawk1720 2 года назад

John Wayne was born in Iowa

@cliff481 Год назад

I don't agree with some of Wayne's views but I support his right to his opinion. Next thing they will be naming McCarran airport after an admitted liar. Oops! they just did.

@perjohansson3030 2 года назад

I don't care what kind of person he was. I love his movies no matter what. ⭐️

@siddthrone3877 2 года назад

😁🥰👍👈😊

@jasongaylor2232 11 месяцев назад

I do care about the kind of person he was and he was a terrible actor anyway.

@dutchmccutch615 9 месяцев назад

@@jasongaylor2232good for you

@awesomehistorynow Год назад

I think all this judging someone whose long gone and can't defend themselves is pretty sad on it's own. A different time, different people and different environment. I don't agree with everything he had to say but again a different time and different views of the time. I bet if the people from the past could look at what we have become in a lot of ways they'd have a lot to say too! Stay humble and work for a better future and leave the judgement to god! Also, we don't need a john wayne day or any other actor or singer day with that said!

@Fyhbvcvbmiih Год назад

He was alive during the civil rights movement. You're acting like he was alive in the 17th century. He was a racist who refused to change with the times, he shouldn't be put on a pedestal.

@debbrarobinson4643 6 месяцев назад

Your so stupidly ignorant and unbending to facts! Why have roles changed today where the women have your balls and many of you want to be women?

@chrissmith3369 6 месяцев назад

NO ! ! !

@wokegirl Год назад

Sign of the times excuse is unacceptable. He was a racist until his last breath and should not be celebrated. Society as a whole needs to stop putting so much worth on pointless entertainment.

@HighEmpathy 2 года назад

Brando international airport. Make it happen Cali.

@kalanirobb54 2 года назад

John Wayne was a decent human being and an American icon ! To question his integrity after death is an ignorant and obtuse act by people who don't appreciate the art of" mind your own business "

@bkstandard882 2 года назад

A decent racist doesn't exist

@dark_dankdoodles5799 Год назад

decent human beings support white supremacy? 🤡🤡🤡

@billfair5940 2 года назад

RIP Duke. 👍

@BlackHeart37498 2 года назад

I have 0 respect for the celebrities of the 21st century

@tee981 Год назад

Yet have respect for racists

@smellyplays2286 Год назад

@@tee981he wasn’t racist he was politically conservative and many African American people he worked with said that he was the least bit racist.

@anitahickey5561 2 года назад

BALONEY.. HE WAS A GOOD MAN AND A PATRIOT!

@tee981 Год назад

Being a bigoted racist doesn’t make you a good man

@antoniotutt4894 2 месяца назад

You're twisted man.

@morganthus6323 2 года назад

The Green Berets was only meant to promote the Green Berets, which was the idea of smaller teams of trained individuals going into conflict areas and using non violent means to create resistance against military dictatorships. That was the first special forces in America. You are dead wrong and should correct yourself.

@Evil_Morty2000 2 года назад

regardless,john wayne was a racist pos and shouldn't be celebrated

@michaelharrington7656 2 года назад

Nobody called him John, he was Duke. He will be remembered for the classic movies he made with John Ford and Howard Hawks.I think the airport should be named after Mickey Mouse.

@dawsynasay4841 2 года назад

Kirk Douglas called him John.

@michaelharrington7656 2 года назад

@@dawsynasay4841 Interesting. Did he do it to annoy Wayne ? I would not be surprised. Douglas was a Democrat, and he gave work to Dalton Trumbo during the era of the blacklist,

@dawsynasay4841 2 года назад

@@michaelharrington7656 He said in an interview in 1971 that him and Wayne never saw eye to eye, but they were respectful to each other and professional. It is impossible to ignore the fact that John Wayne was an incredibly racist individual that rubbed people the wrong way, so Kirk calling him John was a polite and professional response. I doubt every individual called him Duke, especially in working environments.

@jaybird919 2 года назад

Facts Verse, yes, you've done some research here, but it was a different time then. He had a right to his opinions too. Overall I think John Wayne was a pretty good guy. (Keep up the good work please.) ✌️

@dark_dankdoodles5799 Год назад

ah yes because good guys support white supremacy 🤡🤡🤡