The Complete Films of John Wayne

by Steven Zmijewsky, Boris Zmijewsky, Mark Ricci

Book Overview

Provides cast, credits, synopsis, and movie stills from each film, and briefly describes Wayne's life and career.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0806509457
• ISBN13: 9780806509457
• Release Date: June 2000
• Publisher: Citadel Press
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 2.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 8.4" x 11.0"

Customer Reviews

A Beautiful Book

I ordered this book afteer seeing it in Williams, Arizona. My husband is a great fan of John Wayne and the story and pictures were so enjoyable. I find him looking at it all the time.

The Complete Films of John Wayne

One of the best books on John Wayne films that I have everseen. I already own a softback copy and intend on purchasinga hardback copy. I would recommend this to any serious JohnWayne Collector. It gives you a complete history of all thefilms with a list of actors and a short bio of the film withsome pictures.

Great book plenty of information

If you are looking for John Wayne films this is the book to have. It tells what the film is about, who also starred in and what year it was made. It also has plenty of photos to help you recognize what movie it is and if it is the one you are looking for. The book has some interesting facts about some of the movies.

Indespensable to the serious collector of Wayne films...

The real testimony to the value of a resource is whether it occupies eternal space on your shelf, gathering dust, or if it becomes so worn out that it bears replacement. I have dogearred, destroyed, or otherwise "used up" two complete paperback copies of TCFOJW over the past twelve years since it first appeared. It was not until the last replacement that I finally relinquished and went to a hardback copy. This book is an indespensable (if not exhaustive) resource for any serious John Wayne film buff. My only complaints (and, subsequently, suggestions for future revisions) are that the cast and tech lists are not complete; and that Wayne's appearences on radio and television are not documented. Another helpful feature would be to show which films are available in video and letterbox formats. You need this book