John Wayne

James Arness on John Wayne introducing the first episode of Gunsmoke

Al Borden on various stars he worked with in his career

Richard Dawson on doing a sketch with John Wayne on Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In

Stephanie Edwards on interviewing John Wayne

Arthur Gardner on his impressions of John Wayne

Ron Howard on working with John Wayne (and director Don Siegel) on the feature film "The Shootist"

Frank Inn on Rudd Weatherwax losing "Lassie" to John Wayne in a poker game

Al Lewis on running into John Wayne at the Universal commissary

Al Lewis on meeting John Wayne at the Universal commissary and Lewis' views on acting careers

John J. Lloyd on working with John Wayne

Sam Lovullo on producing Swing Out, Sweet Land, starring John Wayne

A.C. Lyles on why he liked working in the Western genre, and on working with John Wayne and John Ford

Ricardo Montalban on his Emmy-winning performance as an American Indian in How the West was Won (1978)

Harry Morgan on working with John Wayne in the film How the West Was Won

Harry Morgan on working with John Wayne

Hal Needham on doing stunts for John Wayne and John Ford

Hugh O'Brian on a photo of him from ABC

Hugh O'Brian on a photo of him The Shootist with John Wayne

Hugh O'Brian on working with John Wayne on the film The Shootist and Wayne refereeing a fight in the Marine Corps

Herbert S. Schlosser on doing the deal for the syndicated series Danger Is My Business produced by John Wayne

William Self on appearing in Howard Hawkes' "Red River" with John Wayne

Sid Smith on directing John Wayne on The Jimmy Durante Show

Herbert F. Solow on his deal with John Wayne

Neil Travis on meeting John Wayne while working on "The Cowboys"

Barbara Walters on receiving a telegram of support from John Wayne

Joseph M. Wilcots on working with John Wayne on the film The Cowboys