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29 de nov. de 2016 · HONDO introduced by Gretchen Wayne Gretchen Wayne will introduce the 8:25 screening of HONDO on Tuesday, November 29. Ms Wayne is the daughter-in-law of John Wayne and heads her late husband Michael Wayne’s successful film company, Batjac Productions. Batjac was formed in 1951 by her father-in-law, legendary actor John Wayne. Her latest project, supervising the worldwide distribution of ...
Gretchen Wayne's House (Google Maps). Gretchen Wayne is the daughter-in-law of the late actor, John Wayne. She is owner and president of Batjac Productions, an independent film production company, founded in the 1950s, by John Wayne.
21 de jul. de 2023 · John Wayne features in many of his wife’s paintings, though large paintings featuring many people are not Wayne’s favorite to create. Wayne was born in Peru, and met her future husband while she was working on her first film. They married while he was shooting on location of the 1955 film “The Sea Chase” in Hawaii.
3 de ene. de 2023 · Detroit’s “Angel of Jazz,” Gretchen Carhartt Valade, has died. She was 97. The Carhartt heiress and philanthropist, who saved the Detroit Jazz Festival from almost certain extinction in 2006 ...
Calling John Wayne’s legacy into question is exactly what Plant and Cruz did Sept. 27 with a the banner that read, “SCA must remove the John Wayne exhibit. Wayne is a blatant racist. He promotes the genocide of indigenous American peoples. By keeping Wayne’s legacy alive, SCA is endorsing white supremacy.”.
13 de jun. de 2012 · Gretchen Wayne took over Batjac after her husband's death in 2003, and entered into a multi-picture, multiyear distribution deal with Paramount in 2004, supervising the restoration and rerelease of these films for home video.
29 de may. de 2022 · As Gretchen Wayne notes, “He was able to demand to have the return of the copyright of the film and perpetual distribution of his film, which was really unique for actors.” “Hondo” shot on location in Chihuahua, Mexico, at a time when such travel was rare, especially for oaters, which could shoot much nearer Los Angeles.
