John Wayne’s All-Time Favorite Movie Wins Best Picture Oscar

John Wayne It’s an American institution, and that’s a shame. All of the films he made from the 1930s to the 1970s featured what many consider the most persistent cinematic archetypes of old-world machismo. Wayne was a symbol of unyielding, unyielding virility, a testament to the power of being brusque and intractable. However, it is difficult to accept him as a positive role model when one remembers how intolerant he was in life. Every few years, his 1971 interview with Playboy magazine resurfaces, and a new crowd discovers Wayne boasting white supremacist values ​​and flippantly criticizing minorities.

Also, in that interview, he talked about the moral righteousness of his old Westerns, saying that Europeans were right to steal American land from First Nations people. It was quite despicable.

But he was also one of the biggest movie stars of all time, and movie lovers have…