When did Johnon Wayne died On June 11, 1979, at the age of 72, he survived his third wife Pilar Paletel and seven children. He missed four of his offspring with his first wife Josephosefin Sanz and the rest with a palette, and, according to everything I read, loved his children equally. Wayne was not the warmest of the men, but after his death his children remained active in the propensity of his legacy, which was also the founding of the Johnon Wayne Cancer Foundation in order of the longtime smoker.

The nearest Wayne ever came to do one of his children to named the sixth child Johnon. Can you imagine growing up with the name Johnon Wayne Runior? Every child on the playground would ask to make you take you to go home and tell their fathers that they threw the nonsense from Johnon Wayne. This will almost certainly expand to your adult life. Show your ID card as it enters the bar, and the next thing you know you are cold-cod by the bounce. Everyone in your life, from your doctor to your dentist to your butcher, would be the champion of a little to get a piece of you. You can't leave the house without wearing a football helmet.

How did the poor Johnon Wayne Runior escape all his life to have to fight all he has met? By using his middle name, which was inspired by one of The most famous characters of the Duke. No, he was not known as Ringo Wayne, nor did he go with a cock Wayne. While the character in question was not a good man, he was a movie he would never forget.

"Theon Ford" is "Seekers" is almost impossible to find as far as the western go. You may prefer "Rio Bravo", "Wild Cup", "Once, in the West Time" or "Unsuccessful", but Ford's film for a racist ex-confeder soldier, determined to save his kidnapped grandchildren from Komanche, remains an experienced experience. And Wayne's anti -hero, Ethan Edwards, is easily the most awkward man he has ever played.

This raises the question of whether you may prefer a whole life of a concussion to be connected to the Gruff Bigot, but Ethan, now at the age of 63, has chosen the latter. And he did not give his father a bad will, whom he loved. As the Guardian told In 2020, "my father was tough but very loved. He was an old school. I don't know how to describe him elsewhere. He didn't talk much, but he could have made his few words very, very influential and significant."

Ethan Wayne has made a little acting, but his big screen crowning can work on the crew of Johnon Landis' mutilation, "Blues Brothers". He has not acted since 2010, but he is still reduced to documentaries about his father's life and career. He is full of great stories about his legendary pope, like this almost fatal encounter with some poisonous creatures (which he told the Guardian):

"When we were in Cabo or La Paz, Mexico, we would solidify the ship away from the shore and swim. It was about 25-minute swim. There are sea snakes here, dad! "He replied," Yes, just continue to swim, a child. " After we made him on the shore ... he gave me a big hug and said to me, "Good thing, big things." I was just so proud that I did it, proud to be my father's son. "

I'm sorry, how doesn't Ethan change his name to big things on the spot? There is still time, my man.