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March 20, 2021
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WHAT WENT ON DURING THE FILMING OF WAR WAGON
John Wayne’s son on location for War Wagon. Wayne just completed having a lung removed along with ribs when he flew to Mexico for the shooting of the movie. On the plane he was administered oxygen and had tanks on location. The Director couldn’t believe he finished the film. It was shot at Sierra de Organos National Park in Mexico. The Duke claimed a bar fight in the film was his 500th.
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JIMMY STEWART RETURNS TO HIS HOMETOWN AFTER THE WAR ... INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA
The theater is still there!
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