Was Maureen O'Hara Sleeping with John Wayne? 

She and the Duke were both people who with the right friend could be deeply loyal and faithful to each other also.

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Sure thing!

She compromised herself by being an actress close physical contact with male Actors due to script demands!

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wow

Agreed. Besides she wasn’t his type, despite their amazing on screen chemistry. 😊

I believe it!

Hard telling not knowing.

I agree...

That wisecrack about Doris Day was made by Oscar Levant.

On Quinn I say BULLS__T!

@@kathystrong5163 And yet, O'Hara was happy to work with after he said it.

@@JamesVaughan I always heard that was Groucho

he only married central american middle class women because of their subservient up bringing and they were good at running a house hold and raising children and waynes shovanistic views and behavior rich wild follywood starlets would have laughed at

Bravo 👏👏 I like the Spunk & Tone of Your Comment's about Miss O'Hara. Although the Director You Mentioned? Was that Mr John Ford? And Not John Farrow? Whom You are Referring Too. Or Was this John Farrow, by Chance Mia Farrow's Father or Husband. That was a Big Deal at Some Point in Tinsel Town, at that Time? My Inquesitive Nature is too Ask. Because of All the Old Stories, and Innuendos that use to Come Out of Hollywood, Washington, London, or just Out from under Door's, that were Supposed? To be CLOSED too prying Noses or Eye's 👀👀 & Ear's 👂🦻. This Juicy Stuff is Now Classic Gossip, as Well as the Shit that Old Movie Buff's, Crave too have too Know. Besides the Stories are AWESOME To Hear. Thank You & Please Clarify Your Remarks on that Reference to the John, You Mentioned.

@@robertwaid3579 Maureen herself commented on the punch she received from John Ford, whom cast her in her breakout roll in How Green Was My Valley. Does not mention exactly why he hit her. He had a bad temper. She said she took the punch and didn't hit him back to prove she could take a punch as well as any man. They worked together for over 20 years, she was close friends with Ford and his wife. John Ford did write letters, poems about her. However, the director she punched was Australian John Farrow, father to Mia Farrow, her mother was Maureen O’Sullivan.

@@DIDYOUSEETHAT172 Thank You to All that made Remarks about My Comment's. All the Polite One's are appreciated, & though Some are Inquesitive or Off Tilted or Rude slightly. I'll Accept Them. Back to Miss O'Hara, the information You returned was Most Helpful & Clarified the Comments of Who was Out of Line too Her. Such a Person as John Farrow was. So I'd Assume He was an Australian Arse by that type of Conduct & Behavior. Recalling Detail's, of Miss O' Hara's Christian Irish Heritage, most likely it was a Issue of Personalities, and Wills that Got Him punched by Her. "Ka POW " Bam Bam, Smack. And He probably Deserved it entirely when She Did it. LOl 😂😆 Again in the Patent Trap, it was Hilarious as Hell when She Belted Brian Keith in the Kitchen Scene's or when She Swung On The Duke. In The Quiet Man, as Well. FGD, As She was Quoted as Saying, Many Time's over Her Career, & Lifetime. Men we're Her Best Friend's & They Always Truly Considered Her as An Equal, but Never as an Inferior Person, or a Unequal Sex. Alas I Miss Hearing about Her well Being, or the Great Stories of Her Career & Life. But Most of All I Miss Maureen's Bueatiful Singing Voice. As NO One has ever Sang OH Danny Boy, So Fantastically as She Could. The Rest of the Song's She would Sing? Were Wonderful Also. Well Thank You so Much Again for Sharing. And May God Bless US All 💖🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💖

@@robertwaid3579 Lets not forget the shots she took at the Duke in McLintock, one of Duke's outright comedies. 😂John Farrow was a dictator on set, and dick in life, a philanderer to say the least, with a number of illegitimate children. He was a prolific Oscar Nominated director, / screenwriter. Surprisingly he was not one to toot his own horn like Hitchcock and others, so he is not as well known publicly. He served in the Canadian and British Navy in WW2, as a logistics officer, discharging under a medical, with the rank of Commander, after catching typhoid. He was the Errol Flynn of directors in how he conducted his like. He worked with many top names, and directed John Wayne in Hondo, for some reason most people think John Ford directed Hondo. John Farrow directed Hondo, however John Ford, as he did when Duke was directing the Alamo, horned his way in, and directed a few auxiliary scenes. Ford never even received credit, but still managed to let everyone know he was involved. I'm an actor / stunt performer / war historian. But I do love to dabble in film history. 😊👍

I think she had a very soft spot for John Wayne and she was sleeping with him for some time.

they never had a romance...instead of thinking try reading her aotubiography

@@jadezee6316 Nevertheless, they had a good on-screen chemistry. I loved them both.

Right they were very good friends. Peggy sharp