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“MOH” refers to Maureen
O'Hara.
Abbey Theater;
Acting Irish in Hollywood
Admirable Crichton, The
Against All Flags: critical reception of; Errol Flynn's absenteeism on set; Flynn's excessive drinking; improvisational talent of MOH; MOH fears seduction by Flynn; MOH upstages Flynn in action scenes
Alamo, The
Albee, Edward
Allen, Lewis
Allgood, Sara
Allyson, June
Aloysius, Father
American Cinema Foundation
Ames, Stephen
Amis, Martin
Anderson, Lindsay: on The Quiet Man; on Rio Grande; on The Wings of Eagles
Andrews, Dana
Antilles Air Boats
Argentina Nights
Armstrong, Maggie
Arzner, Dorothy
Association of Motion Picture Producers
At Sword's Point
August, Joseph H.
Autry, Gene
Bacall, Lauren
Bachrach, Judy
Baer, Buddy
Bagdad
Bainter, Fay
Ball, Lucille
Barker, Vere
Barnes, Binnie
Barnes, Joanna
Barrymore, John
Barton, Ruth
Basinger, Jeanine: on At Sword's Point as feminist parable; on Do You Love Me? as sartorial polemic; on harem movies as escapism from World War II
Batista, Fulgencio
Battle of the Villa Fiorita, The
Baum, Vicki
Baxter, Anne
Bellamy, Ralph
Bennett, Constance
Bennett, Joan
Bertolucci, Bernardo
Big Jake
Bill of Divorcement, A
Bishop, William
Black Swan, The
Blair, Charles (husband): autobiography; death in plane crash; decisive character; falls in love with MOH; flies MOH to Ireland after World War II; founds Antilles Air Boats; funeral of; golf tournament honoring; homes in St. Croix and Co. Cork; “King of the Skies” sobriquet; marries MOH; MOH's suspicion that he was murdered; pioneer of nonstop transatlantic flights; retirement suggestion to MOH
Blair, Chris
Bloom, Claire
Boetticher, Budd
Bogart, Humphrey
Bolton, Jack
Bond, Ward
Boone, Richard
Booth, Shirley
Bottini, Laura Monoz
Bow, Clara
Brando, Marlon
Brazzi, Rossano
Breen, Joseph
Brittania Mews. See Forbidden Street, The
Brock, Patrick
Brown, George (husband): biography of; dates MOH; marries MOH in secret ceremony
Brown, Tina (daughter of George): confronts MOH about her father; edits New Yorker; edits Tatler; expelled from various boarding schools; marries Harold Evans
Buck, Pearl
Buffalo Bill
Burke, Tom
Cab to Canada
Cagney, James
Cahill
Cal Cuba Enterprises
Candy, John: befriends MOH on set of Only the Lonely; compared to Charles Laughton; death
Capra, Frank
Captive Heart, The
Carey, Macdonald
Carey, Harry, Jr.: on chemistry of MOH and John Wayne in Rio Grande; on John Ford's disapproval of Ken Curtis as son-in-law; as President Eisenhower in The Long Gray Line; shocked at Ford's mistreatment of MOH during The Long Gray Line
Carter, Jimmy
Carthew, Anthony
Casablanca
Casey, Michael Patrick
Castro, Fidel
Censoring Irish Nationalism
Chandler, Jeff: “broomstick” insult by MOH; in Flame of Araby opposite MOH; in War Arrow
Chaney, Lon
Chaplin, Geraldine
Chapman, Connie
Chodorov, Jerome
Christine
Christmas Box, The
Citizen Kane
Clifford, Katherine
Cochran, Steve
Cohan, Pat
Cohn, Harry
Collins, Gerry
Collins, Joan
Colman, Ronald
Columbus, Christopher: adapts Only the Lonely from Italian script; admires MOH for her strength of character; on bigotry of MOH's character in Only the Lonely; empathy for John Candy's character in Only the Lonely; mother fixation theme in Only the Lonely; “sells” MOH to his studio; uses MOH as template for her screen character
Comanche Territory
Como, Perry
Compton, Fay
Confidential: closure of; effect of legal case on career of MOH; farcical elements of legal case; MOH provides alibi against allegations by; MOH takes action against; murder/suicide of Howard Rushmore. See also Rushmore, Howard
Connacht Tribune
Connery, Sean
Connolly, Mike
Cooper, Gary
Cooper, Gladys
Country Girl, The
Coward, Noel
Craig, James
Crawford, Joan
Cregar, Laird
Crisp, Donald
Crowley, Art
Crowther, Bosley: describes MOH upon her arrival in U.S.; on The Foxes of Harrow; on How Green Was My Valley; on Sentimental Journey
Currie, Finlay
Curtis, Ken
Dance, Girl, Dance
Dandridge, Dorothy
Darnell, Linda
Daves, Delmer
David and Goliath
Davies, Stan Gebler
Davis, Bette
Dawn Beauty Competition
Day, Laraine
Deadly Companions, The
Dean, James
De Carlo, Yvonne
Deer Hunter, The
de Havilland, Olivia
Del Ruth, Roy
Desperate Moment
de Valera, Eamon
Didion, Joan
Dieterle, William
Dietrich, Marlene
DiMaggio, Joe
Directors Guild of America
Disney, Walt: bills Hayley Mills over MOH in The Parent Trap; capitulates to MOH salary demand; threatens to “destroy” MOH if she sues; rejects MOH proposal on Mary Poppins
Domergue, Faith
Double Indemnity
Douglas, Kirk
Douglas, Melvyn
Douglas, Rob
Doyle, Sé Merry
Do You Love Me?
Drake, Charles
Dreaming The Quiet Man
Drouet, LaGuerre
Duce, Bill
du Maurier, Daphne
Dunn, Kevin
Dunne, Irene
Dunne, Philip
Eastwood, Clint
Ebbitt, Gregory
Elam, Jack
Ena Burke School
Esmeralda
E.T.
Evans, Harold
Everything but the Truth
Fain, Sammy
Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr.
Fallen Sparrow, The
Fanny
Farmer, Mimsy
Farrow, John
Father Was a Fullback
Fellini, Federico
Field, Virginia
Fields, Gracie
Fields, W. C.
Film Weekly
Fire over Africa
Fitzgerald, Barry
FitzSimons, Bronwyn (daughter): birth; Confidential scandal and; confusion about identity of MOH; custody battle between MOH and Will Price; marriage; name change from Price to FitzSimons; pampered by family during visit to Ireland
FitzSimons, Charles (father): death; family background of; John Ford confrontation; sporting interests; witnesses robbery in Milan
FitzSimons, Charles (brother): abused verbally by John Ford; appears with MOH in Confidential case; approves script of Only The Lonely; death; discovers Bill Duce has been mismanaging MOH's affairs; finances and produces The Deadly Companions; MOH's childhood jealousy of; movie offer from MOH; sequel to The Quiet Man sought by; tensions with Sam Peckinpah on set of The Deadly Companions; triple involvement in The Quiet Man
FitzSimons, Conor Beau (grandson); birth; encourages MOH to write autobiography; gaming machine incident at Shannon Airport; rift with Carolyn Murphy. See also Murphy, Carolyn
FitzSimons, Florence (sister)
FitzSimons, Jimmy (brother): Fire over Africa appearance; John Ford brings false charges against; Hollywood ambitions; The Quiet Man and
FitzSimons, Margot (sister)
FitzSimons, Marguerita (mother): accompanies MOH to Hollywood; beauty lauded by MOH; death; discovers wedding band of MOH from secret marriage; musical evenings; returns to Ireland from Hollywood; theatrical interests
FitzSimons, Peggy (sister)
Flame of Araby
Fleischman, A. S.
Fleming, Rhonda
Flynn, Errol
Fonda, Henry: and The Immortal Sergeant; and The Red Pony; inspires MOH with minimalist style; and Spencer's Mountain
Fontaine, Joan
Forbidden Street, The
Ford, Barbara
Ford, Ernie
Ford, Francis
Ford, John: accuses MOH of insulting him; breaks into MOH's house; death; drunkenness on plane after completing The Quiet Man; elopement suggestion to MOH; eye patch of; friction with MOH; hits MOH on jaw; and How Green Was My Valley; infatuation with MOH; interferes in MOH's relationship with Will Price; and The Long Gray Line; pretends he was born in Ireland; and The Quiet Man; “rebel” boast to MOH at their first meeting; and Rio Grande; teases John Wayne; and Wings of Eagles; writes love letters to MOH; yachting with MOH
Ford, Mary
Forde, Walter
Forsythe, John
Fort Apache
49th Parallel, The
Foxes of Harrow, The
Foy, Robert
Francis, Paul
Frawley, William
Freedland, Michael
French, Brandon
Friendly Persuasion
Furneaux, Yvonne
Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA)
Gaines, Richard
Garbo, Greta
Gardiner, Reginald
Gardner, Ava
Garfield, John
Garland, Judy
Garson, Greer
Gates, Nancy
Geer, Will
Giant
Gleason, Jackie
Glen, Sacky
Godden, Rumer
Golden Hawk, The
Goldwater, Barry
Gone with the Wind
Gould, Polly
Grable, Betty
Graham, Sheilah
Grahame, Gloria
Grant, Cary
Grant, Johnny
Grapes of Wrath, The
Grayson, Kathryn
Greene, Graham
Guardian
Guevara, Che
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
Guiles, Fred
Guinness, Alec
Guns at Batasi
Gwenn, Edmund
Hall, Gladys
Hall, Porter
Hamilton, Sara
Hamlet
Hamner, Earl, Jr.
Hardwicke, Sir Cecil
Harlow, Jean
Harrison, Rex
Harrison, Robert: accused of trapping stars with prostitutes; defends himself against charges; demythologizes celebrities; “girlie” magazine history; settles out of court with MOH on Confidential case. See also Confidential
Hartford Courant
Harvey, Laurence
Haskell, Molly
Hathaway, Henry
Haydn, Richard
Hayes, Richard
Haymes, Dick
Hays, Will
Hayward, Louis
Hayworth, Rita
Hearst, William Randolph
Helen Hayes Lifetime Achievement Award
Hemingway, Ernest
Henreid, Paul
Hepburn, Katharine
Heston, Charlton
High Noon
Hitchcock, Alfred
Hoch, Winton
Hoffman, Dustin
Hollywood Walk of Fame
Homestretch, The
Hoover, J. Edgar
Hope, Bob
Hopkins, Bridie
Hopper, Jerry
Hotel Reserve
Houghton, Eugenie
Houghton, Richard
House Committee on Un-American Activities
How Do I Love Thee?
Howe, Herb
How Green Was My Valley: Academy Awards for; footage shown by Christopher Columbus to executives; John Ford offers role to MOH; Anna Lee befriends MOH; Will Price alleged to have secured role for MOH; screening at Ford's Life Achievement Award ceremony; shooting of; Gene Tierney in running for MOH role; unorthodox directorial style of Ford; “sin bin” for MOH after altercation with Ford; visual sense of Ford; war prevents shooting in Wales
Hovey, Tim
Hubschmid, Paul
Hughes, Howard
Hugo, Victor
Humberstone, Bruce
Hunchback of Notre Dame, The: critical reception of; effect of war on; Erich Pommer's direction of; Laughton's immersion in role; MOH's ambitions for; MOH forfeits lease on house for; MOH's hair concerns; MOH's memories of shoot; MOH's self-doubt; sets later used for At Sword's Point; MOH performs stunts in
Hunter, Tab
Hyams, Joe
Hyde-White, Wilfrid
I Know Where I'm Going
Informer, The
Innocent Bystanders
Irish Examiner
Irish Press
Irish Times
It's a Wonderful Life
Ives, Burl
Jacques, Steve
Jamaica Inn: challenges posed by MOH's role; critical reception of; downside of MOH's fame after; MOH besieged by fans after making; MOH realizes her beauty on screen; MOH's name changed for the film; MOH's parents attend premiere; stand-off between Charles Laughton and Alfred Hitchcock on set
James, Harry
Jarman, Claude, Jr.
Jessel, George
John F. Kennedy Memorial Award
Jory, Victor
Jurassic Park
Kalmus, Herbert
Kangaroo
Kaufman, Wolfe
Keach, Stacy
Keith, Brian
Kelley, Alice
Kelly, Gene
Kelly, Grace
Kennedy, John F.
Kennedy, Mary
Kerkorian, Kirk
Kerr, Deborah
Kicking the Moon Around
Killanin, Michael
King and I, The
King, Henry
King, Larry
Kit Carson
Knight, Goodwin
Kohr, Bettina
Korda, Alexander
Koster, Henry
Kovacs, Ernie
La Dolce Vita
Lady Godiva
Lake, Veronica
Lamont, Marten
Lanchester, Elsa
Landis, Carole
Lasky, Jesse, Jr.
Last Dance, The
Last Tango in Paris
Late, Late Show, The
Laughton, Charles: changes MOH's name; compared to John Candy by MOH; contract offer to MOH; death; fascinated by eyes of MOH; Irish ancestry cited by MOH; and Jamaica Inn; obsesses over role in The Hunchback of Notre Dame; reunites with MOH for This Land Is Mine; self-loathing; sells MOH to RKO; World War II disturbs him on set of Hunchback
Laura
Laurel and Hardy
Lawford, Peter
Lee, Anna
Lemmon, Jack
Lenz, Rick
Leone, Sergio
Leslie, Aleen
Lewis, Kevin
Liberace
Lilburn, Jimmy. See FitzSimons, Jimmy
Lilburn, Marguerita. See FitzSimons, Marguerita
Linn, Clarence
Lisbon
Little Miss Molly
Llewellyn, Richard
Long Gray Line, The
Loos, Mary
Loren, Sophia
Los Angeles Times
Love Letters from Maureen O'Hara
Loy, Myrna
Lupino, Ida
Lust for Life
Lynn, Jeffrey
MacGowran, Jack
MacHale, Des
MacMurray, Fred
Made in Heaven
Magnificent Matador, The
Maltin, Leonard
Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, The
Man with the Golden Arm, The
Marshall, Connie
Mary of Scotland
Mary Poppins
Maureen O'Hara Foundation
Maureen O'Hara Sings Her Favorite Irish Songs
Mayne, Judith
Mayflower Productions
McArthur, James
McBride, Joseph
McCarthy, Frank
McCarthy, Senator Joseph
McCrea, Joel
McDowall, Roddy: appears with MOH in How Green Was My Valley; interviews MOH for Premiere magazine; invites MOH to award ceremony; reminisces with MOH about John Ford
McIntyre, John
McKesson, William
McLaglen, Andrew
McLaglen, Victor: appears with MOH in The Quiet Man; hams it up in Rio Grande; lambasted by John Ford in The Quiet Man; Oscar nomination for The Quiet Man
McLintock!
McLoone, Martin
Meade, Fred
Menjou, Adolphe
Merchant of Venice, The
Merman, L. B.
Midnight Cowboy
Miles, Peter
Miles, Vera
Milestone, Lewis
Milland, Ray
Millionaire Merry-Go-Round
Mills, Hayley
Mills, Juliet
Miracle on 34th Street: MOH befriends Natalie Wood on set; MOH called back from Ireland to make the movie; comparison to The Christmas Box; MOH enjoys quality cast; exhibition from movie planned for MOH Legacy Center; plotline; surprise success of film; television showings of
Mitchell, Thomas
Mitchum, Robert
Modern Screen
Molloy, Philip
Monroe, Marilyn
Montgomery, George
Monthly Film Bulletin
Moon Is Blue, The
Moore, Dudley
Moore, Paddy
Moore, Roger
Mordaunt-Smith, Michael
Morgan, Harry
Morgan, Helen
Morrow, Jo
Mortgage on Life
Motion Picture
Movieland
Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation
Mrs. Miniver
Mulrooney, Kelsey
Murder, She Said
Murphy, Bill
Murphy, Carolyn
Murphy, George
Music Critics of California Award
Myers, Denis
My Irish Molly
Myler, Thomas
Nader, George
Naish, J. Carroll
National Hosiery Manufacturers
Negulesco, Jean
Newton, Robert
New Yorker
New York Herald Tribune
New York Journal-American
New York Sun
New York Times: on The Foxes of Harrow; on MOH's costumes in The Spanish Main; on The Magnificent Matador; prints Gimbel's ad for Miracle on 34th Street; on MOH's arrival in U.S.
Nichols, Dudley
Nicol, Alex
Nicoletti, John
Night of the Hunter, The
Niven, David
Nixon, Richard
Nolan, Joe
Nugent, Elliott
Nugent, Frank
O'Connor, Una
O'Cuiv, Eamon
O'Dea, Heather
O'Fearna, Eddie
O'Flaherty, Liam
O'Hara, Maureen:
—LIFE: actress ambitions at young age; Antilles Air Boats involvement; annuls marriage to George Brown; arrives in U.S.; awards won by; bankrupted by Will Price; billing row with Walt Disney; birth; birth of Bronwyn (daughter); Charles Blair relationship blossoms; citizenship stance on allegiance to Britain; comeback after retirement; Confidential magazine smear; divorce with Will Price; double life with Price; father dies; first film role; first screen test; as godmother; groped by George Jessel; gypsy predicts fame of; heart attacks; house purchase; Howard Hughes flare-up; hurricane hits St. Croix home; individual acting style developed; Ireland visit after World War II; marries Charles Blair; marries George Brown; marries Will Price; meets Charles Laughton; meets John Ford; meets John Wayne; meets Will Price; murder suspicions regarding Charles Blair; murder suspicions regarding Will Price; name change from FitzSimons to O'Hara; Enrique Parra involvement; Enrique Parra relationship deteriorates; as pinup; plane crash kills Charles Blair; pregnant with Bronwyn; as president of Antilles Air Boats; Price-Merman Productions established; Price-Merman Productions in liquidation; record album released; retires; RKO Studios involvement; St. Croix residency; sells Antilles Air Boats; squanders role in The Razor's Edge; stalked by John Farrow; studio era ends; swindled by Bill Duce; television shows; tomboy characteristics as child; visits terminally ill John Wayne
—CAREER: Academy Awards and; agility in sword-and-sand films; mogul affiliations; method acting and; pigeonholing of; stunt proficiency; versatility
—CHARACTER: aloofness; beauty and; conservatism; family values; general character traits; money and; as party hostess; reclusive nature; religion and; sex and; temper; thrift
Olivier, Laurence
Only the Lonely: MOH bonds with John Candy; MOH challenged by role; MOH's interpretation of her character; MOH likens her character to a Bette Davis type; MOH notes changes in film industry; similarities between MOH's character and herself
On the Waterfront
O'Sullivan, Maureen
O'Toole, Annette
O'Toole, Peter
Our Man in Havana
Ouspenskaya, Maria
Paleface, The
Palmer, Betsy
Palmer, Lilli
Parent Trap, The
Parish, James Robert
Parra, Enrique: daughter's diabetes; MOH enrolls Bronwyn in Mexican school to be near; MOH first meeting with; MOH hires detective to spy on; MOH moves in with; satire of relationship with MOH by Confidential; unsteadiness of relationship with MOH
Parra, Negrita
Parra, Quico
Parrish, Robert
Pascal, Ernest
Pathé-America
Payne, John
Peck, Gregory
Peckinpah, Sam: dysfunctional family life; inability to speak to MOH on set of The Deadly Companions; personality clash with Charles FitzSimons; row with FitzSimons over The Deadly Companions; television background of
Pfeiffer, Lee
Photoplay
Picturegoer
Pidgeon, Walter
Playboy
Playboy, The
Poe, Fernando, Jr.
Polglase, Van Nest
Pollyanna
Pommer, Erich
Porter, Darwin
Power, Conor
Power, Tyrone: admires MOH for her grittiness; appears with MOH in The Black Swan; MOH compares own career to that of; MOH suggests John Ford may have kissed; stars with MOH in The Long Gray Line
Powers, Stefanie
Premiere
Preminger, Otto
Pressburger, Emeric
Price, Kenny
Price-Merman Productions
Price, Vincent
Price, Will: alimony arrangement with MOH; complains about MOH; dangerous driving; dates MOH; departs family home for good; directs Tripoli; drinks to excess; exploitation of MOH; extravagance; gay rumor and; infidelities of; Marine Corps enlisting; marries MOH; Mexican trip with MOH; MOH arranges film contract for; produces Strange Bargain; sets up Price-Merman Productions; suicide
Production Code Association
Quiet Man, The: critical reception of; dilapidation of cottage used in; documentary on; drafts of screenplay typed up by MOH; festival devoted to; John Ford offers MOH “handshake” deal on; fortieth anniversary of; making of; MOH's wardrobe fittings for; Oscar nomination rumored for MOH; popularity of; poster compared to that of McLintock!; sequel rumors; John Wayne's excessive smoking during shoot
Quinn, Aidan
Quinn, Anthony: affair with MOH alleged; and The Black Swan; and Buffalo Bill; and The Magnificent Matador; and Only the Lonely; praised by MOH to Larry King; and Sinbad the Sailor
Radio Eireann
Raging Bull
Rains, Claude
Rare Breed, The
Rathmines Theater Company
Ratoff, Gregory
Ravagers, The
Ray, Nicholas
Razor's Edge, The
Rebecca
Red Ball in the Sky
Redford, Robert
Redhead from Wyoming, The
Red Pony, The
Reed, Sir Carol
Reed, Oliver
Reed, Philip
Renoir, Jean
Rice, Eoghan
Richardson, Ralph
Richman, Harry
Ride the High Country
Rio Grande
Rising of the Moon, The
RKO Studios
Robbins, Harold
Robe, The
Roberts, Rachel
Robinson, Casy
Robinson, Lennox
Robinson, Todd
Rodgers, Richard
Rogers, Ginger
Rojas, Manuel
Rooney, Mickey
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Rubin, Merle
Rushmore, Frances
Rushmore, Howard
Russell, Jane
Rutherford, Margaret
Ryan, Robert
Sabatini, Rafael
St. Martin's Lane
Sale, Richard
Salkow, Sidney
Sanders, George
Saxon, John
Schary, Dore
Schenck, Joe
School for Secrets
Scorsese, Martin
Scott, Lizabeth
Scott, Martha
Scott, Randolph
Screen Actors Guild
Screen Stars
Seekers, The
Seitz, George B.
Sellers, Peter
Sentimental Journey
Sessions, John
Shamrock Rovers
Shamroy, Leon
Shane
Shane, Denny
Shanley, Valerie
Sheedy, Ally
Sherman, George
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
Shields, Arthur
Shirley, Ann
Shootist, The
Shore, Dinah
Simmons, Jean
Sinatra, Frank
Sinbad the Sailor: costuming; Douglas Fairbanks Jr. entranced by beauty of MOH; lesbian rumor about MOH; MOH's “Frozen Champagne” sobriquet; MOH's sexual coyness in
Singh, Paul
Sitting Pretty
Slezak, Walter
Smith, David L.
Smith, Dean
Smith, Kent
Smith, Wingate
Society of Cinema Photographers
Son of Fury
Sons of the Musketeers. See At Sword's Point
Spanish Main, The
Spellbound
Spencer's Mountain
Spielberg, Steven
Stacy, Pat
Stagecoach
Stahl, John M.
Stanwyck, Barbara
Steele, Tommy
Steinbeck, John
Stevens, George
Stewart, James: fears about career confided to Henry Fonda; millionaire status after Winchester ’73; and The Rare Breed; worries about MOH wresting control of Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation
Stout, Archie
Strange Bargain
Sunday Independent
Sunday Times
Suspicion
Sutton, John
Swanson, Gloria
Swift, David
Talk
Tatler
Tavernier, Bernard
Taylor, Elizabeth
Temple, Shirley
Ten Gentlemen from West Point
Terror under the House
They Met in Argentina
This Land Is Mine
Thomas, Richard
Thorndike, Sybil
Tierney, Gene
’Tis Herself (MOH autobiography): and John Ford; grandson encourages MOH to write; MOH aggressively promotes; “revenge tract” accusation; Merle Rubin denounces
Todd, Richard
Tommy the Toreador
To the Shores of Tripoli
Tracy, Spencer
Trap, The
Tripoli
True Grit
Tubridy, Ryan
Turner, Lana
Twice upon a Time
Tycoon
UFA Studios
Ustinov, Peter
Van Dyke, Jerry
Vanity Fair
Vaughan, Etta
Vessel of Wrath
Viva Zapata!
Voight, Jon
Walker, Helen
Wallace, Richard
Walsh, Maurice
Walters, Barbara
Waltons, The
War and Peace
War Arrow
Warner, Jack
Wasserman, Lew (MOH's agent): advises patience in career choices; informs MOH of role in How Green Was My Valley; organizes increase in MOH salary; runs Universal Studios
Waugh, Auberon
Wayne, Chata
Wayne, Ethan
Wayne, Gretchen
Wayne, John: androgynous appeal of MOH; chemistry with MOH on screen; Congressional Medal and; drinking rumors on set of The Quiet Man; fight scenes with MOH; friendship with MOH; health deteriorates; Iceland meeting with MOH; improvisational skills of MOH; last appearance with MOH in Big Jake; last meeting with MOH; legacy; and McLintock!; mistaken as husband of MOH; Oscar for True Grit; replaced by Tyrone Power in The Long Gray Line; and Rio Grande; romantic scenes with MOH in The Quiet Man; romantic scenes with MOH in Rio Grande; teases MOH on set of The Quiet Man; and The Wings of Eagles
Wayne, Marisa
Wayne, Michael
Wayne, Patrick
Wayne, Pilar
Wead, Min
Wead, Spig
Webb, Clifton
Weller, Helen
Welles, Orson
Wellman, William
West, Mae
Westerner, The
Westward Ho
What's My Line?
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Wilde, Cornel
Wilder, Billy
Williams, Andy
Wills, Chill
Wills, Garry
Wilson, Theo
Winchester ’73
Wings of Eagles, The
Woman on the Beach
Woman's Secret, A
Wood, Natalie: befriends MOH on set of Miracle on 34th Street; ceramic dolls lost in St. Croix hurricane; and Father Was a Fullback
Wright, Teresa
Writer's Guild
Wyler, William
Yates, Herb: budgetary worries over The Quiet Man; name forgotten by MOH; releases John Wayne from Republic contract to make Rio Grande; relieved over success of Rio Grande; running time of The Quiet Man; tricked by John Ford about Ford's place of birth
Yerby, Frank
Young, Robert
Zanuck, Darryl F.: annoyed by MOH illness; boasts about MOH's high salary; buys rights to How Green Was My Valley; offers MOH role in The Razor's Edge; tricked by MOH on costuming; withdraws Razor's Edge offer
Zeitlin, Ida