John Wayne's America: The Politics of Celebrity

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John Wayne's America: The Politics of Celebrity

Author(s): Garry Wills
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Binding: Hardcover
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John Wayne’s America examines how Marion Morrison morphed from a Hollywood actor into an enduring symbol of American values and political power. Through detailed research, the book traces Wayne’s career and the construction of his public persona.

By unpacking the creation of Wayne’s myth, the author reveals how celebrity culture intersected with national identity, influencing voters and political discourse. The narrative blends biography, cultural analysis and political history to show the far-reaching effects of mythmaking.

Ideal for readers interested in film history, political science and cultural studies, this work offers a fresh perspective on celebrity influence in American politics.

  • Origins of Wayne’s legend
  • Celebrity and national identity
  • Impact on political attitudes
  • Intersection of culture and power

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