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Title
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Studio
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Genre
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Cast
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Notes
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| - 1928 -
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| 63
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Mother Machree
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Fox Film Corporation
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Drama
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Belle Bennett and Neil Hamilton
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Part sound and Ford was uncredited. John Wayne's first film with Ford, albeit in an uncredited minor role. Wayne was also a prop man in this film. Three reels survive.
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| 64
|
Four Sons
|
Fox Film Corporation
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Drama
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Margaret Mann and James Hall
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Part sound
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| 65
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Hangman's House
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Fox Film Corporation
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Drama
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Victor McLaglen and June Collyer
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Ford was uncredited. Silent film.
|
| 66
|
Napoleon's Barber
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Fox Film Corporation
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Comedy
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Otto Matieson and Natalie Golitzen
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Short sound film that's now lost
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| 67
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Riley the Cop
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Fox Film Corporation
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Comedy
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J. Farrell MacDonald and Nancy Drexel
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Ford was uncredited. Silent film with synchronized music track.
|
| - 1929 -
|
| 68
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Strong Boy
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Fox Film Corporation
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Comedy
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Victor McLaglen and Leatrice Joy
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Silent film with synchronized music track. Lost film.
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| 69
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The Black Watch
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Fox Film Corporation
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Epic
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Victor McLaglen and Myrna Loy. Wayne was a prop man and a prop man in this film.
|
|
| 70
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Salute
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Fox Film Corporation
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Drama
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George O'Brien and Helen Chandler
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John Wayne has an uncredited role. Wayne was also costumer for this film.
|
| - 1930 -
|
| 71
|
Men Without Women
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Fox Film Corporation
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Action
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Kenneth MacKenna and Frank Albertson Wayne was unbilled as a radioman on the surface in this film. Apparently a lost film.
|
|
| 72
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Born Reckless
|
Fox Film Corporation
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Crime-Comedy
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Edmund Lowe and Catherine Dale Owen
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Also directed by Andrew Bennison. Wayne was unbilled as a soldier in this film.
|
| 73
|
Up the River
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Fox Film Corporation
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Comedy
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Spencer Tracy and Humphrey Bogart
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Debut film for both Tracy and Bogart
|
| - 1931 -
|
| 74
|
Seas Beneath
|
Fox Film Corporation
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Action
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George O'Brien and Marion Lessing
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|
| 75
|
The Brat
|
Fox Film Corporation
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Comedy
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Sally O'Neil and Alan Dinehart
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|
| 76
|
Arrowsmith
|
United Artists
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Drama
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Ronald Colman and Helen Hayes
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Nominated for Best Picture
|
| - 1932 -
|
| 77
|
Air Mail
|
Universal Pictures
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Action
|
Ralph Bellamy and Gloria Stuart
|
|
| 78
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Flesh
|
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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Drama
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Wallace Beery and Ricardo Cortez
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Ford was uncredited
|
| - 1933 -
|
| 79
|
Pilgrimage
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Fox Film Corporation
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Drama
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Henrietta Crosman and Heather Angel
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|
| 80
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Doctor Bull
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Fox Film Corporation
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Comedy
|
Will Rogers and Vera Allen
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|
| - 1934 -
|
| 81
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The Lost Patrol
|
RKO Pictures
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Action
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Victor McLaglen and Boris Karloff
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|
| 82
|
The World Moves On
|
Fox Film Corporation
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Drama
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Madeleine Carroll and Franchot Tone
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|
| 83
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Judge Priest
|
Fox Film Corporation
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Comedy
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Will Rogers and Tom Brown
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|
| - 1935 -
|
| 84
|
The Whole Town's Talking
|
Columbia Pictures
|
Comedy
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Edward G. Robinson and Jean Arthur
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Released in the UK as Passport to Fame
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| 85
|
The Informer
|
RKO Pictures
|
Drama
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Victor McLaglen and Heather Angel
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Nominated for Best Picture
Ford won an Academy Award for Best Director
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| 86
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Steamboat Round the Bend
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Fox Film Corporation
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Comedy
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Will Rogers and Anne Shirley
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|
| - 1936 -
|
| 87
|
The Prisoner of Shark Island
|
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
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Drama
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Warner Baxter and Gloria Stuart
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|
| 88
|
Mary of Scotland
|
RKO Pictures
|
Historical drama
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Katharine Hepburn
|
|
| 89
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The Plough and the Stars
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RKO Pictures
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Drama
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Barbara Stanwyck and Preston Foster
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|
| - 1937 -
|
| 90
|
Wee Willie Winkie
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Fox Film Corporation
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Adventure
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Shirley Temple and Victor McLaglen
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|
| 91
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The Hurricane
|
United Artists
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Drama
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Dorothy Lamour and Jon Hall
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|
| - 1938 -
|
| 92
|
The Adventures of Marco Polo
|
United Artists
|
Drama-Adventure
|
Gary Cooper and Sigrid Gurie
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Directed by Archie Mayo with an uncredited Ford
|
| 93
|
Four Men and a Prayer
|
Fox Film Corporation
|
Adventure
|
Loretta Young and Richard Greene
|
|
| 94
|
Submarine Patrol
|
Fox Film Corporation
|
Adventure
|
Richard Greene and Nancy Kelly
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|
| - 1939 -
|
| 95
|
Stagecoach
|
United Artists
|
Western
|
Claire Trevor and John Wayne
|
Ford's first Western using sound
Nominated for Best Picture
Ford nominated Academy Award for Best Director
|
| 96
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Young Mr. Lincoln
|
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
|
Historical
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Henry Fonda
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Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Story.
|
| 97
|
Drums Along the Mohawk
|
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
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Western
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Claudette Colbert and Henry Fonda
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Ford's first film in color
|
| - 1940 -
|
| 98
|
The Grapes of Wrath
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Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
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Drama
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Henry Fonda and Jane Darwell
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Ford won an Academy Award for Best Director and Darwell won Best Supporting Actress
|
| 99
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The Long Voyage Home
|
Argosy Pictures-United Artists
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Drama
|
John Wayne and Thomas Mitchell
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|
| - 1941 -
|
| 100
|
Tobacco Road
|
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
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Comedy
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Charley Grapewin and Marjorie Rambeau
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|
| 101
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How Green Was My Valley
|
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
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Drama
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Walter Pidgeon and Maureen O'Hara
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Won five Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Ford won an Academy Award for Best Director
|
| - 1942 -
|
| 102
|
Torpedo Squadron
|
United States Navy
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Documentary
|
|
|
| 103
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Sex Hygiene
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U.S. Army Signal Corps
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Documentary
|
George Reeves and Richard Derr
|
|
| 104
|
The Battle of Midway
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War Activities Committee
|
Documentary
|
Donald Crisp and Henry Fonda
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Won the Academy Award for Documentary Feature
|
| - 1943 -
|
| 105
|
December 7th
|
|
Documentary
|
|
Won the Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject
|
| 106
|
We Sail at Midnight
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|
Documentary
|
|
Ford was uncredited
|
| - 1945 -
|
| 107
|
They Were Expendable
|
MGM
|
War
|
Robert Montgomery and John Wayne
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Nominated for two Academy Awards – Best Visual Effects and Best Sound Recording
|
| - 1946 -
|
| 108
|
My Darling Clementine
|
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
|
Western
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Henry Fonda and Linda Darnell
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|
| - 1947 -
|
| 109
|
The Fugitive
|
Argosy Pictures-RKO Pictures
|
Drama
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Henry Fonda and Dolores del Río
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|
| - 1948 -
|
| 110
|
Fort Apache
|
Argosy Pictures-RKO Pictures
|
Western
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John Wayne and Henry Fonda
|
|
| 111
|
3 Godfathers
|
Argosy Pictures-MGM
|
Western
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John Wayne and Harry Carey Jr.
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|
| - 1949 -
|
| 112
|
Pinky
|
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
|
Drama
|
Jeanne Crain and Ethel Barrymore
|
Ford was the original director, but he was replaced after one week by Elia Kazan
|
| 113
|
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
|
Argosy Pictures-RKO Pictures
|
Western
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John Wayne and Joanne Dru
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|
| - 1950 -
|
| 114
|
When Willie Comes Marching Home
|
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
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Comedy
|
Dan Dailey and Corinne Calvet
|
|
| 115
|
Wagon Master
|
Argosy Pictures-RKO Pictures
|
Western
|
Ben Johnson and Harry Carey Jr.
|
|
| 116
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Rio Grande
|
Argosy Pictures-Republic Pictures
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Western
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John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara
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|
| - 1951 -
|
| 117
|
This Is Korea!
|
|
Documentary
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|
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| N/A
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Screen Snapshots: Reno's Silver Spur Awards
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Documentary Short
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N/A
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Ford and John Wayne
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|
| - 1952 -
|
| 118
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The Quiet Man
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Argosy Pictures-Republic Pictures
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Romantic comedy
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John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara
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Ford won an Academy Award for Best Director. Also won Best Cinematography and was nominated in five other categories.
|
| 119
|
What Price Glory
|
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
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War
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James Cagney and Corinne Calvet
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|
| - 1953 -
|
| 120
|
The Sun Shines Bright
|
Argosy Pictures-Republic Pictures
|
Comedy
|
Charles Winninger and Arleen Whelan
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Entered into the 1953 Cannes Film Festival
|
| 121
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Mogambo
|
MGM
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Adventure
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Clark Gable Ava Gardner and Grace Kelly
|
|
| - 1955 -
|
| 122
|
The Long Gray Line
|
Columbia Pictures
|
Drama
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Tyrone Power and Maureen O'Hara
|
|
| 123
|
Mister Roberts
|
Warner Bros.
|
Comedy-drama
|
Henry Fonda and James Cagney
|
Replaced by Mervyn LeRoy
|
| 124
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Bamboo Cross
|
|
|
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29 minute episode of Fireside Theater
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| N/A
|
Screen Directors Playhouse
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episode: Rookie of the Year
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N/A
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John Wayne, Ward Bond, Vera Miles, and Patrick Wayne
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|
| - 1956 -
|
| 125
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The Searchers
|
C. V. Whitney Pictures-Warner Bros.
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Western
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John Wayne and Jeffrey Hunter
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|
| N/A
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Screen Directors Playhouse
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episode: Markheim
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N/A
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John Wayne also appeared in the introduction.
|
|
| - 1957 -
|
| 126
|
The Wings of Eagles
|
MGM
|
Drama
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John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara
|
|
| 127
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The Rising of the Moon
|
Warner Bros.
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Comedy-drama
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Tyrone Power
|
|
| - 1958 -
|
| 128
|
Gideon's Day
|
Columbia Pictures
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Crime
|
Jack Hawkins
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US title: Gideon of Scotland Yard
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| 129
|
The Last Hurrah
|
Columbia Pictures
|
Drama
|
Spencer Tracy and Jeffrey Hunter
|
|
| N/A
|
Wide Wide World
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episode: The Western
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Documentary TV Series
|
With John Wayne. Ford and Wayne appear as themselves in a brief interview talking about their careers.
|
|
| - 1959 -
|
| 130
|
Korea
|
|
Documentary
|
|
|
| 131
|
The Horse Soldiers
|
United Artists
|
Western
|
John Wayne and William Holden
|
|
| - 1960 -
|
| 132
|
Sergeant Rutledge
|
Warner Bros.
|
Western
|
Woody Strode and Jeffrey Hunter
|
|
| N/A
|
Wagon Train
|
episode: The Colter Craven Story
|
Western
|
With John Wayne. Wayne plays General William Tecumseh Sherman.
|
|
| *
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The Alamo
|
United Artists
|
Western
|
John Wayne and Richard Widmark
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* Some 2nd unit work only, Ford is often erroneously described as an uncredited co-director
|
| - 1961 -
|
| 133
|
Two Rode Together
|
Columbia Pictures
|
Western
|
James Stewart and Richard Widmark
|
|
| - 1962 -
|
| 134
|
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
|
Paramount Pictures
|
Western
|
John Wayne and James Stewart
|
|
| N/A
|
Alcoa Premiere
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episode: Flashing Spikes
|
N/A
|
with Jimmy Stewart. With Wayne playing a Umpire in Korea.
|
|
| 135
|
How the West Was Won
|
MGM
|
Western
|
James Stewart, Henry Fonda, Gregory Peck, John Wayne
|
The Civil War segment
|
| - 1963 -
|
| 136
|
Donovan's Reef
|
Paramount Pictures
|
Action
|
John Wayne and Elizabeth Allen
|
Wayne's final acting performance in a Ford film
|
| - 1964 -
|
| 137
|
Cheyenne Autumn
|
Warner Bros.
|
Western
|
Richard Widmark and Carroll Baker
|
|
| - 1965 -
|
| 138
|
Young Cassidy
|
MGM
|
Drama
|
Rod Taylor and Julie Christie
|
Directed with Jack Cardiff
|
| - 1966 -
|
| 139
|
7 Women
|
MGM
|
Drama
|
Anne Bancroft and Margaret Leighton
|
Ford's last feature film
|
| - 1971 -
|
| 140
|
Chesty: A Tribute to a Legend
|
|
Documentary
|
Narrated by John Wayne
|
Tribute to General Lewis B. 'Chesty' Puller
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