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😊😊 this is great 👍 😊 2 see 👀 😊 thank U the black and white western movies in the 193OS /194OS they made a movie every week back then when yhe movies went 2 color movies it was all the better and they was alot better than what they was john wayne was be 4 my time ⏲️ 😊I still like movies he was in it was a shame that I didn't meet anybody like that now alot of those old people would be older than a 1OO years now 😊😊 OMG 1 14 2O25

I see a little John Wayne in his grandson

John wayne the spirit of a true cowboy,I still watch his movies.

That was a great watch. That's living, and 'The Duke' clearly got so much joy from the Wild Goose.

Its odd Mr Wayne had his son eat with the crew and spend his time apart on the ship.

I love how wayne takes the guy's gun like it's nothing 😂😂

I remember seeing the wild goose as a kid. My uncle and aunt ran Dent Island Lodge. I would see it over at April Point as well!

John Wayne literally has a famous interview discussing his politics.

Too bad now it’s one of the ugly Newport party boats. Such a shame…

I love John Wayne. Everyone has, and everyone does!!

Your father will live on forever !

We live in the house of John Wayne’s cabin maker. When my father bought the house in the early 70’s all the cabinets were built from the same stock as JW’s house and yacht.

His boat used to tie up near the Empress Hotel in the Victoria, BC. harbor. It was tied up near the Coho ferry deck. This was in the early 1960s. I wished I would have taken a few pictures.

Thanks for keeping your Dad's memories alive with all of us who were and will always be his fans.

Messing around in boats from the SF Bay Area north to Washington State's San Juan Islands from the 1970's, there were few maritime events that drew more attention than the arrival of The Duke's vessel in any harbor b

That was just excellent. I’m an LA native and grew up in the Hollywood Hills. We would go down to Newport on the weekend and occasionally my dad would rent a boat. I remember seeing John Wayne’s boat almost every time we went there. John fricken Wayne, the most famous actor you ever heard of. I had seen every one of his movies at least once. My grandfather got lung cancer and had one removed. He passed away seven months later, in 1965. When we heard John Wayne was going through the same thing it was devastating, but we all said he could beat it. JW was the toughest man alive, our hero. Thanks for the video, it brought back a special time that meant so much. I honestly think half the reason I joined the Air Force after the draft ended was because of John Wayne. A sense of duty.

Onya Sam!!!! What a legend! Us Aussies are a clever bunch!!! 💪💪💪💪

Did John Wayne have his captain's license or did he have a licensed captain pilot his goose?

John Wayne was one of the good guys. RIP

Why the name, why not "true grit"?

Great to see Ethan. Tx for the tour brother.

I remember Cabo back then as well. Lands end was a bouy station and a bar. Places turned to crap a while ago. Sad to see.

Im 62 my father was general manager for california shellfish co out of crescent city ca from 1952 to 1978 . I remember the wild goose dock at end of citizens dock many times on way to Seattle. Long before we had a boat basin only mooring .

The 'Gay Love Boat'... Wayne was no dummy, he knew that U.S. decency and sodomy laws don't apply in international waters.

I remember the premier of this film as a child. Every character I remember distinctly because I so wanted to be them. It’s a favorite right up there with True Grit.

As soon as he said WW2 minesweeper. I thought Calypso

When l was in college in the early 70's l took a print making class and did a silk screen print of John Wayne, my hero. Course, l think they were snickering behind my back, but l didn't care. He was my favorite actor. My man.

I live in Port Hardy on the northern end of Vancouver Island, B.C. and I remember seeing the Wild Goose here a few times. People lined up on the seawalk saying, "oh, that's John Wayne's boat" and the fact that it was a converted minesweeper. It seemed like an entirely appropriate vessel for him to own.

I used to run a small launch in L. A. harbor. I remember seeing the Wild Goose tied up at the San Pedro Maritme Museum. I ended up spending 27 years in the merchant marine. JOHN WAYNE was an American treasure. Thank you.

A lenda do cinema 🎥 de ouro

I am from McAlester, OK and had the honor of meeting Ethan at a celebrity rodeo a few years ago. I have been a life long fan and wish I could have met Mr. Wayne. I have been to the Museum in Ft. Worth and loved every minute of it. I plan on returning every so often just to gain a sense of grounding from a true Patriot. Have you considered the possibility of opening all of those letters and scanning them to a database online so that people from all over the world can read each one? I am sure that millions would love to see how much impact Mr. Wayne had on people all over the world. Maybe in some way it could have a positive impact on the many political, theological and medical issues that seem so prevalent today. Thank you for all your work and commitment to keeping his name and life so relevant.

Is the Wild Goose a sister ship to Cousteau's (Guiness's) ship Calypso?

Truth

Not his best ones.You won't see those on youtube.

So sorry the Goose is no longer yours. I think the Duke would have loved that.

Wow what a lot of fun!

Thanks for the tour Ethan .

I'm happy to see that John Wayne's legacy is being preserved.

Fantastic movie. Thank you! ❤️🇺🇸🫡

Fantastic movie. Thank you! ❤️🇺🇸🫡

Fantastic movie. Thank you! ❤️🇺🇸🫡

I miss Mr Wayne who was a great man

Has to be The best of all time. Has everything in it. Beautiful women, fighting and guns and John Fuckin Wayne

I live out by the ranch in eager AZ.but I grew up in Orange county we would jump off the bridge there by the Ruben e lee

Thank you for this & God bless you & your family!🙏❤️🇺🇸🫡

OMG ... i am such a hugge JW fan...

An absolutely outstanding video, throughly enjoyed it. This is the best of TH-cam, thank you !

Greatly appreciated Ethan. I never met your dad the times he came up to Ketchikan, Alaska. He used to go out to a place called Bell Island Hot Springs, along with many other destinations along Southeast Alaska's peninsula. Fond memories of his legacy with the movie industry and films. I could see they way you were explaining your upbringing how he let kids be kids. Thank you for this, very rewarding.

I remember rowing around the Wild Goose when it was anchored in a bay in Spain back in the early 1960s.

Looks like your dad raised a good man, pleasant personality. A lot of great memories. Enjoyed the show and history of The Duke.