Inside Tour of "The Duke" JOHN WAYNE "WILD GOOSE" WWII House Boat
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- Опубликовано: 24 апр 2018
- #627 Inside "The Duke" JOHN WAYNE'S "WILD GOOSE" WWII Navy Ship / House Boat (4/25/2018)
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Wow, seeing this has brought back so many old memories. 54 years ago I lived 8 houses away from the Wayne's and was good friends with Ethan and one day Duke and Ethan showed up at my house and asked my parents if it's OK to take me on vacation to Mexico for 2 weeks on the Goose. Mom Dad and me were just a little bit in shock and as surprised as could possibly be. Was the coolest boat ride I've ever had and an experience and memory like no other and will cherish it forever. Duke brought his sons Micheal and Patrick, John Ford I think and Ethan and I, Burt and a crew member or 2. So strange to see her again after 54 years, I totally just relived the best vacation in my life. Thank you very much Mr. Wayne, I'll never forget what you gave me back then as a 14 year old neighbor, friend and fan. I love you Duke and enjoy seeing your movies on METV the last year. What an amazing career and life you had. Thanks again for the best time ever and Aloha buddy, we all miss you. Maybe I'll see you again some day on the Wild Goose. As a boat captain, I think I loved that ship as much as he and Burt do. Was so much fun...
Wow what a cool story and you were such a lucky kid !
I’m glad it’s on the National Historic Register. He would be so happy about that!!
At 76 I still watch John Wayne movies.
Really enjoyed the up close personal tour. Introduced my grandson to John Wayne movie, “The Cowboys“we shared
great time together & made a wonderful
memory.
John Wayne is a man to admire as an actor and and as a human brig 。
I am s fan ofJohn Wayne all my life.
What a treat.Been a John Wayne fan since,I WAS A little girl.Thank you for this tour.
All I can say is LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS MAN. I was two years old when he passed away. My addiction, if you will lol, came from my grandmother, who pretty much raised me. She was quite possibly the biggest John Wayne fan, junkie on this planet!! If they had made John Wayne wallpaper, I’m pretty sure her entire house would’ve been wrapped in it😂. I am so glad you got to take that tour and being the junkie that I am, I truly did not know that his wife was that incredibly talented with her painting. She truly had a gift as well.
Thanks so much for this video!!! I've loved JW most of my life. I'm now 74 , almost.3/4 of a century. Loved his patriotism. We sure need him now. ♥️💕🙏
Sometimes I say to myself what happened to our great country.
@@wagonwheeldcactually a lot of us are saying that in the past few years ... especially nowadays .
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It’s so beautifully maintained ! Thank you for taking us with you on this tour. What an honor.
Thank you Hornblower!
What an amazing opportunity, and you are so deserving of it! All I could think is how relaxed he must have been, and how much fun he must have had with his children & Grandchildren on the Wild Goose. I didn't become a John Wayne Fan till I was in my 40's. I was dating a fella that just loved him & we would watch a handful of film every weekend. Rio Bravo & McClintock we're my two favorites, but I really enjoyed them all!
I'm so happy they offered you this chance, right on, Jordan!!! 🌼
I'm glad to see your story , Mr Wayne was and is my hero. What a wonderful trip with you. So proud to see this today
Such an honor to be allowed onboard. Thanks for sharing. He is my all time favorite actor.
When I was about 33 years old (1978?) I worked at Rowe Machine Works in Ballard, WA. The Wild Goose was on the drydock getting the hull repaired and fresh paint. I'm not sure what all was being refurbished or modified, because I worked inside the machine shop. But when it was time for the Wild Goose to come off the drydock, they asked for volunteers to man the lines and prevent damage. I volunteered, along with about everybody else in the company. John was in his last month or two of life, and was hospitalized, but somebody made up a huge "Get Well" card and we all signed it. He was a good guy and patriot.
That was pretty cool and that was really nice of you guys to send him that card
John Wayne , 'The Duke'. Truly an original...no one else , even REMOTELY compares.
A pity he only played the tough guy on screen. But didn't have the guts to serve his country!
@@sandgrownun66actually people say he tried enlisting four times .
Supposedly the back injury he got even ruined his football playing days
@@gardensofthegods "Tried enlisting". He had enough clout, to get into some kind of uniform. The same way as other Hollywood actors such as Clark Gable did. He could easily have joined the U.S. Army’s First Motion Picture Unit. Actors and technicians in uniform made promotional and instructional films, chiefly for the Army’s Air Forces. At least there, he would have been contributing to the war effort.
Instead, he kept making just one more pointless film. And of course, after a few of these, the war was over.
It's laughable to see him play the tough guy. Especially in the film, "The Longest Day", where he plays a WWII hero on D-Day. What an insult to the men who were actually there for real. How did he live with the shame of it?
@@sandgrownun66 After I replied to you yesterday I looked at another documentary about him that I'd actually seen before and forgot about the part where it says he was just starting to get his big break where he would have been making much more money and with better films and then the war broke out .
It says that he was towards the higher end of where they would not normally want guys his age in action .
He had 4 kids and decided it was better to go for the money and the career ... so if all this is true I certainly have to say somehow he did get lucky , didn't he , where either America was very forgiving or perhaps they didn't even know any of this and thought whatever the Hollywood publicity machine had fed them was the truth ?
He did have some problems in his career afterwards where he lost millions $ producing movies that did not give much in the way of returns at the box office ... he also got ripped off by his manager for a fortune and ended up basically broke .
... then he ends up having one of his lungs removed ... and living quite some time with only 1 lung ... only to end up with stomach cancer which if you think about it , must be pretty unbearable ... he was probably in pain every time he ate or drank ... Plus in his later years , his fairhful wife Pilar ended up divorcing him .
... so , it sounds like his karma had a way of catching up with him .
I guess he deluded himself into thinking he did what he had to do to support his family even though other guys had kids but still went into the service .
No wonder why he loved his houseboat it's so beautiful, John Wayne had good taste in boats.
Thank you Hornblower & Thank you Jordan for showing us the wonderful world of one of the most prolific actors ever- John Wayne! And my grandpas and also my favorite pastimes watching John Wayne movies together! My grandfather would have loved this- may he Rest In Peace ! May John Rest In Peace . I love this very much! Very close and personal treat!
Great video, my friend John & I had the wonderful experience of being on one of those harbor dinner cruises. Being the only 2 guests in line wearing cowboy hats, Hornblowers captain came up to us and invited us up to the wheelhouse after dinner. I have photos of both of us taking turns steering the yacht in Newport harbor ( by the spokes only, of course) another point of interest is that the Hornblower yacht "MOJO" sitting next to Wild Goose was originally built for Richard Nixon, and later in its life was owned by George C Scott.
I m speechless. I have loved wacthing the Duke for over 55 years, Thank you so much for awesome tour of his ship.
Fantastic Tour - Can't think of anyone else more deserving of a chance to lead the way - Thanks for this!
Yes and if you want to see what it originally looked like when John Wayne still had it you might want to look for that it's here with music
Jordan, the Duke would be proud of you and be happy to call you a friend...
My son was born on J Waynes birthday & being from Tx , many know when his birthday is..
My son came home from school when he was about 10 yrs old & asked me who J Wayne was..
I told him & asked why he asked..
He said, an older security officer at school told him he had the same birthday .
Now he's 22 & he knows J Waynes movies will be playing all day .
He's probably seen most of his movies at this point & he loves his cowboy movies the most.
Brilliant to see John Wayne`s boat, love John Wayne, always watch his films, me and my Dad used to watch him all the time, truly a lovely man. Thank you for the tour.
A pity he only played the tough guy on screen. But didn't have the guts to serve his country!
Lindsay Lovelock, me did, huh?, My dad and I. Did you see "True Grit"? I saw it at the theater.
What a pleasure and honor to help decorate their home on the Newport Coast shortly after John passed. Pilar was a doll!
I used to watch old westerns with my father and he loved all the great ones and especially John Wayne as I did myself. Of course most of the westerns he did had already played out in theaters by the time I was going to them so I think the first movie I saw him in a theater was Brannigan and he was probably in his 70's then but, still action packed.
P.S. I have the worst habit of making a comment before video is done. This ship or vessel is amazing even in today's standards so imagine what it must have appeared like when it was first completed.
Thanks for this video. You enabled me to revisit this historic ship.
I have and still do, live a fortunate life and I've been able to spend time, either for private parties, or working, at and on some legendary homes, yachts, hotels, cathedrals, historical buildings, in and around Los Angeles, and SoCal. One private party was aboard this beautiful, iconic ship, Wild Goose.
You did a good job of showing the rooms and interesting points of the vessel, but a person has to actually be aboard to see the detail, the love and the money spent making this a wonderful home for The Duke.
It has been about 30 years since I had the privilege of being a guest for a great party on this ship. Just as a personal interesting fact, back around the same time that I was on this ship, I had worked at a topless girls nightclub which was named The Wild Goose. This ship is on the top five of my top twenty legendary places I've been a guest or worked at, like The Playboy Mansion, Greystone (Doheney Mansion), Frank Lloyd Wright Jr's Sowden House, Pickfair Manor( home of Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, Presidential Suite at The Biltmore Hotel, just to name a few of the many cool places.
Thanks again for the video and bringing up good memories
What a pleasure, thank you! He is my favorite ever. Only wish I could have had the honor of meeting him. Wow , what a honor!
He was a great man
What is the best western actors there ever was
I never will be
My last text turned up Ron but he was one good man I’m sure and some wonderful children
A pity he only played the tough guy on screen. But didn't have the guts to serve his country!
I really enjoyed this video. I had seen pictures of John Wayne on his yacht, but had no idea it was still around, nor that I would ever be able to see inside it. Thanks, Jordan. The lion roars again!
I lived on Lido Island. Across the water was the Goose. After his death it went through all sorts of indiscretions. The current state is “optimistic” but not at all assured. The neighbor kids all clamored on board for the summer filming of a moving in Alaska. Great memories.
John Wayne was a ledgend and always will be God Bless Amen
THERE ARE NO WORDS TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE APPRECIATION MEMORABLE UNFORGETTABLE UNBELIEVABLE INCREDIBLE PHENOMENAL.
What a beautiful Vessel... Great job on this... Thanks to Hornblower for letting you do this... Would love to board her sometime... Well Done!!!
One of my high school buddies sailed his boat from Washington State up to Alaska and ended up moored next to John Wayne's yacht. He said the Duke was very friendly and invited them on board and gave them a tour of the 'Goose'. What a great memory for him.
I really enjoyed this video I have always been a big John Wayne fan I watched 3 movie's this week thank you for sharing this information 🇺🇲
I worked at a boat marina in Big Bear Lake, CA in early-2000’s and they had a Boston Whaler for rental that was apparently owned by John Wayne and was carried on the Wild Goose. It was still in really good shape, despite being used as a rental boat. We referred to it as the Duke
Another wow. When I went to Mexico with the Wayne's on the Wild Goose, I remember that Boston Whaler strapped to the upper deck with a cover over it. I think there was another one upside down up there too. I water skied behind that Whaler. I remember Aiisa cruising newport in a Whaler with a Mercury 50 hp on it. Was very fast. The Duke pulled me skiing and showed me how to drop one ski to single ski. Was so strange looking at the boat thinking, this is so surreal! I'm looking at John Wayne in a bathing suit pulling me water skiing. It was hard to concentrate on skiing. All I kept thinking is the Duke is pulling me water skiing. If I tell someone when I get back to newport about this, I don't think they'll believe me. Thanks Duke, I went on to be a decent single skier. Could make all 6 boys at 34 mph and 28 off the line. Thanks for posting this about the whaler on the Goose I used to lean against when on upper deck. Like when they all showed me how to shoot a gun for the first time. Duke gave excellent instructions on position and proceedure and most of all to respect it and only used properly. Duke finishes and says, OK, now go ahead and squeeze the trigger slowly. The target was in the water 100 ft or more away and the boat was not still. I missed the first shot but with him adjusting my elbow position, he says now try again slower. I aim and squeeze and bingo, got it on the 2nd try as he smiles and says, thata boy. Folks, I think we have a sharp shooter here. Patrick and Micheal sound off saying, beginners luck. I just smiled and thought, wait till I tell my friends at school about this. Wow. Thanks again for posting this. I never thought I'd here about that Whaler again. Amazing what surprises lurk online. Thanks for the memories, Refreshed. Aloha.
John Wayne loved his country. He would not approve of the disrespect for the Constitution that we now have. I am so impressed by the murals and historic artifacts.
That was the best thing I've seen on RUclips in a long time. It was fantastic. Thanks.
This is fantastic. I'm so glad they reached out to you to do this. This also used to be in San Diego harbor for several years when he was alive. We would always look for it when we'd go downtown. Beautiful inside and so much history. Thank you Jordan. This was really special.
That was wonderful i love seeing things like the john wayne boat.keep it up
Thanks a million for sharing this with us
I have loved this man starting at 4 years old , my daddy and I watched all his movies and he reminds me of my daddy . I am 60 now . What I wouldn’t have done to meet that man and his family
What a awesome video. I loved the tour and you are right. That did look like a neck tie.
Wow what a great job, as a huge John Wayne fan for at least 50 yrs this has been a treat.
That bar where Wayne liked to drink his "Hoo-Head-John" as he called it looks a lot nicer than it did in the vintage clips...
I'm watching a John Wayne movie and came across this. Thank you for the tour but, now I've got to go see for myself. ❤️😘
Great presentation and tour …job well done !
You are a very positive and enthusiastic person, I enjoy watching your show.
Wonderful little tour. I appreciate both the enthusiasm and respect shown from a guy this age. No smirking, no cheap jokes. Well done, sir.
Wow! Jordan thank you so much for taking us around, a truly wonderful unique vlog.
So many great memories of John Wayne. Your right Jordan this was the best ever. It's so great how you get so excited showing the things you love on these vlogs. Thank you and thank you Hornblower for letting us tour the life of John Wayne.
Thanks for the tour! My father and I had a special bond over John Wayne's movies. In Dad's later years we watched these movies over and over and enjoyed doing so every time. May they both rest in peace. ♥
Very rare to get a complete tour of the ship "The Wild Goose" . The ship belonging to John Wayne an American icon . Breathtaking ! Thank you
Wow ! What a vlog ! John Wayne once said " the best acting comes from reacting " that just always stayed in my mind.... thank you so much Jordan for this outstanding tour !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We loved it! One of my favorite actors. An icon of my childhood years (He died a week after my HS graduation). Plus a navy ship that was his yacht which I had no idea even existed. Thanks for sharing this.
You are very welcome.. a little birthday gift I guess :)
I just so happened to stumble upon this video, and it really made my day. Seeing where he actually lived along with his personal belongings is something I will remember. Great footage and commentary !!!!!
Growing up as a child, Marion Morrison would've never guessed that he would not only be such a star and an icon but have an indelible afterlife as a continuing role model for those that have a love for our North American soil!
John Wayne will always hold a special place in our hearts. Our favorite actor. How absolutely beautiful and what a thrill to experience this. You did a fabulous job in capturing all it's glory! You are the best!❤❤
A pity he only played the tough guy on screen. But didn't have the guts to serve his country!
What an incredible ship. The artwork, the furnishings, everything.
Thanks for the tour.
Thanks
Blown away and beyond awesome.TY TY for this for those of us that love The Duke.
Jordan I loved John Wayne because my dad did. He’s since passed. This made me think so fondly of my father. Thank you for all of your effort and love of what you do. It makes me happy that you are living a life you love. You did a great job. Thank you. This was really special.
How incredible and special this vlog is, you are a blessed guy to have been invited for this private tour of the Dukes boat. You were on the Dukes boat!!!!!! Thanks Jordan.
This was awesome! Great tour! Can't imagine owning something like that.
Thanks for the tour...As far as I'm concerned all of Hollywood can go pound dirt. But John Wayne...The Best. I will never get to go and visit his ship and you took me there. Thanks for that!
That was top notch and classy as could be. Thank you Jordan for the AWESOME tour. That wood work alone these days would be a fortune! Absolutely great job!
This is wonderful Jordan. So glad you had this opportunity. One of my favorite actors. Glad he was able to enjoy this houseboat for so many years. Belinda
WOW!!!!! You keep making your channel better and better! Thank you, Jordan! Fascinating!
Awesome video!! We are so fortunate that you took us on this tour. Thank you!
Great job on this video! I have great memories from growing up in the Newport Beach area, and living there to this day. One of my favorites was from the "Duke" himself. It was 1978, I was around 15. He just got out of the hospital from open heart surgery a day or two before, somehow my dad heard there was going to be a "boat parade" in his honor in front of his house (the bay side of a house is considered the front). When we arrived at his house there were only 5 boats or so, I thought that was a little strange, but we all drove around in a circle, but then to my amazement, out walks John Wayne, by himself in his bathrobe, to say hi to all of us! He was always my hero, but man, he solidified that position for me that day. We have Polaroid pics somewhere. As far as the Wild Goose, I have driven my boat past her many a late night (or early morning) going back to my slip after serious good times, always hoping to see something (I hear on good authority she is haunted, more on that in a moment). A really good friend of mine got married on that ship about 10 years ago and Hornblower was fantastic, I've been on quite a few of their cruises and they never fail to deliver, I highly recommend them. I know the head chef of Hornblower Cruises so I requested he be our chef for the wedding, he agreed to do it, and because of this, I too was able to have full access to the ship. Us groomsmen and the groom were fed a specially prepared meal and catered to in the "card room", we ate while seated at the card table and sat in those chairs, it was incredible to say the least. Boy, to be a fly on the wall back in the day, the who's who of Hollywood played cards to the wee hours of the morning in that room, can you imagine the things that were talked about? One time I asked my friend (the chef) if he thought the ship was haunted, he said many times he has come back to the ship in the morning after being the last one on board and has found lights on, doors open or things moved around as well as hearing things throughout the ship, he has many stories, to this day he won't go to the lower parts of the ship alone at night. Thanks for the video and the memories! Subscribed.
Cool story and I hear that he is buried in an UNMARKED grave in Newport Beach overlooking the Pacific Ocean .
Thanks for sharing your memories 😊
@@gardensofthegods That was true. I read that his family put a marker on his grave in 1998, almost 20 years after he was buried. He is buried at Pacific View Memorial Park in Corona Del Mar which overlooks the ocean.
WOW!!! What can I say?! Since you came back from your trip, you seem to be more excited. You vlogs every day has been so unexpected of the places you have shown us. But this one tops the cake! Thanks!.
Thank you so very much. I have been looking forward to this vlog.. I am a huge John Wayne fan.. You are such a great Vlogger you make me smile hug your sweet pup
The Duke!
It doesn't get much better than than that! What a Legend he was.
Great Vlog Jordan!
A pity he only played the tough guy on screen. But didn't have the guts to serve his country!
An amazing sight to see! I was just having a conversation with my husband about the different boats/yachts that movie stars owned. Like this one, or Robert Wagners, or Clark Gables. Thank you for the great tour of John Wayne's yacht.
Thanks Jordan, I was a huge John Wayne fan growing up in the 60's. Thanks for the fantastic tour.
You're welcome!!
Wow! What a treat! Thank you for taking the time to do this video.
This was a great tour. I am a fan of John Wayne and this would be a great tour to experience for myself, hope to some day visit. Thank you.
My goodness Jordan AWESOMENESS👍😉
Thank you so very much for showing us this Fabulous vlog.
Thank you for sharing John Wayne's Wild Goose house boat with us. John Wayne was an honorable man who brought wonderful cinema adventures to millions of Americans; he is truly missed.
the best thsnks a million for the chance to see thee dukes boat !!! i really enjoyed it !!!!
Amazing! This has BEEN my FAVORITE of all. Thank you!! Thank you Horn blower!
Jordan, well done my friend! i love the depth of research you go to to provide info to us. The visual skill combined with knowledgeable narrative make for an extremely memorable vlog. Wayne is one of my favorites and while ive seen other videos about the boat, yours is hands down the most detailed out there. Keep up the great work!!
Great job on the video tour. Very respectful. Thanks for putting it together.
My favorite actor of all time. I can't imagine being there. Gives me shivers to think of walking thru his boat/home. Thank you for the tour.
"Damn the martinis, full speed ahead!" Greatest vlog yet, yea big Duke fan. Love it.
I am 70,and I grew up loving John Wayne. In fact, decades later I visited The Alamo because of his movie. A sad day when he died. A great man.
Wow great vlog. I admire your respect for John Wayne’s personal items and yes he probably wouldn’t want you to touch his brass wheel. Thanks for taking us along
Dear Jordan, when I wake up in the morning my first thought is to check for your new daily vlog. You never fail. Thank you for helping me get the cobweb's out of my mind before I start my day. You are an excellent story teller. Don't change a thing! May God bless your little heart.
I so enjoyed this video... this was extremely special and so well done. Thank you for sharing this with all of us.
You did an excellent job showing this. Your reverence is appreciated.
Yuuuuge! Wow what a tremendous opportunity. Invited to vlog a historic landmark the Duke's Wild Goose. Immaculately maintained, sorry the exercise area was changed but to keep the rest exactly as the Duke had it, priceless. Jordan your nostalgic awe is palpable while touching the chair. Incredible. We don't always achieve our intended goals but with your hard work and perseverance it's safe to say sometimes we manifest something better. You are on your way up Jordan and we Lionhearts right along with you. Thank you for a truly unique experience. Jah!
What a treat. When you said John Wayne, you can never go wrong with any of his films.. My favourite being "The sons of Kate Elder.". Thank you again Jordan.
That was amazing Jordan! Thanks for taking us with you :)
i could amagine John Wayne being on that boat...thanks Jordan!
WOWSER video...Such a great man, beautiful ship and beautiful paintings...Thank you so very much Jordan, you are so lucky to have had the honour of getting so close to the man himself..Wonderful.
I would watch John Wayne movies with my Dad. John Wayne reminded me of my Dad. Thank you so much for sharing your video. It brought back some very precious memories. John Wayne was the best!!
I remember taking a school field trip to see this boat, nearly 40 years ago. Brought back good memories, I had to search for my pictures I took. Thank You
I LOVE John Wayne. Thank you very much for your excellent tour!
I just loved the glimpse into The Dukes life. THANK YOU!
Great job! Your enthusiasm is contagious. So impressed with the upkeep of The Wild Goose. Everything was gleaming.
Thank you for bringing back so many memories of that great boat, it looks nothing like it looked in 1970, on the outside. So happy it's been preserved. Thanks again, you have a terrific cannel.
Well my Lionhearted friend you've TOTALLY OUTDONE. yourself!! Great job as always!! I LOVE John Wayne and so did my mom who would've loved this tour!
Love the painting at the top of the stairs. Nice seeing an image of him in other than his iconic cowboy getup.
Kind of wondering if his apparition was present during your vlogging there.. Hehehe..
Ajax should sponsor your awesome video.
30 minutes of the Wild Goose. What a treat. That's love right there. When a person takes their time and talent to paint your image.
I agree.. she did a great job of capturing him