That is correct although I seem to recall cheating and looking at the end of the book where I thought Hunter killed Wayne. I could be wrong.
I was referring actually to the older niece and the author's theory that Wayne had killed her when he found she was still alive. The book is CELLULOID INDIANS, but I don't remember the author's name.
She cites Wayne's behavior when he rejoins Hunter and Carey, e.e. his angrily stabbing hit knife into the ground. It's obvious Wayne's very upset about what happened to his niece. Did he murder her?
When I put the question to Lana Wood, who had played the younger Debbie, she was very adamant: "John Wayne did not kill my sister." I wonder if she's been asked about this before.
I've never been to the Williamsburg Festival, mostly because my wife's not that interested in movies and it's a long drive. But we've had William Smith, Peter Mayhew and David Prowse, Linda Harrison and William Schallert among others here in Gaithersburg, Md. Conrad Brooks seems to be a regular.
What impressed me about David Prowse was in A CLOCKWORK ORANGE where he picks up Patrick Magee in his wheelchair and carries him across the room. My wife has CP and often has to use one.
See you at the movies.
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