- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- July 15, 1939
- Place of Birth
- Los Angeles, California, USA
Patrick Wayne
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Patrick John Morrison, better known by his stage name Patrick Wayne (born July 15, 1939), is an American actor, the second son of movie star John Wayne and his first wife, Josephine Alicia Saenz. He made over 40 films in his career, including nine with his father. In addition, Patrick Wayne held a role as the host of a 1990 revival of the television game show Tic-Tac-Dough and hosted the short-lived "Monte Carlo Show" in 1980. Description above from the Wikipedia article Patrick Wayne, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
movieThe Conqueror: Hollywood Fallout
2024 · Self
movieDownwind
2023
movieTitans of Destruction: The Evolution of Giant Monster Movies
2021 · Self - (archive footage)
The Quiet Man: The Joy of Ireland
movieThe Quiet Man: The Joy of Ireland
2002 · Self
movieA Turning of the Earth: John Ford, John Wayne and 'The Searchers'
1998 · Narrator (voice)
movieDeep Cover
1997 · Ray
tvKung Fu: The Legend Continues
1993 · Garrison
tvSilk Stalkings
1991 · Harmon Lange
Tic Tac Dough
tvTic Tac Dough
1990 · Self - Host
movieHer Alibi
1989 · Gary Blackwood
movieChill Factor
1989 · Jerry Rivers
movieYoung Guns
1988 · Pat Garrett
tvFrank's Place
1987 · Brandman Carr
tvSledge Hammer!
1986 · Myles
movieRevenge
1986 · Michael Hogan
tvThe New Alfred Hitchcock Presents
1985 · Michael Roberts
tvMacGyver
1985 · Jeff Stone
movieRustlers' Rhapsody
1985 · Bob Barber
tvMurder, She Wrote
1984 · Randy Witworth
tvLottery!
1983 · Michael Wainwright
tvMatt Houston
1982
movieVisions of Christmas Past
1979 · Lew Armitage
Shirley
tvShirley
1979
tvThe New Tic Tac Dough
1978
movieTexas Detour
1978 · Clay McCarthy
movieThree on a Date
1978 · Roger Powell
movieThe Last Hurrah
1977 · Robert 'Bobby' Skeffington
tvThe Love Boat
1977 · Matt Benton, Jack Clayton
movieThe People That Time Forgot
1977 · Ben McBride
movieSinbad and the Eye of the Tiger
1977 · Sinbad
movieFlight to Holocaust
1977 · Les Taggart
tvGrizzly Adams
1977 · Brad
movieYesterday's Child
1977 · Sanford Grant
tvBattle of the Network Stars
1976
tvCharlie's Angels
1976 · Steve Walters
movieMustang Country
1976 · Tee Jay
tvPolice Woman
1974
movieThe Bears and I
1974 · Bob Leslie
movieBeyond Atlantis
1973 · Vic Mathias
movieMovin' On
1972 · Clint Daniels
movieBig Jake
1971 · James McCandles
movieThe Gatling Gun
1971 · Jim Boland
movieThe Deserter
1970 · Cpt. Bill Robinson
tvMcCloud
1970
movieSole Survivor
1970 · Mac
tvLove, American Style
1969 · Oliver
tvMarcus Welby, M.D.
1969 · Sergeant Buchanan
movieThe Green Berets
1968 · Lt. Jamison
tvRowan & Martin's Laugh-In
1968 · Self (uncredited)
tvThe Rounders
1966
movieAn Eye for an Eye
1966 · Benny Wallace
tvThe F.B.I.
1965 · Fred Bruno
movieShenandoah
1965 · James Anderson
movieBroken Sabre
1965 · Corporal Dewey
tvBranded
1965
movieCheyenne Autumn
1964 · Second Lieut. Scott
tv12 O'Clock High
1964 · Lieutenant Gabriel
tvVoyage to the Bottom of the Sea
1964 · Fraser
movieMcLintock!
1963 · Devlin Warren
movieDonovan's Reef
1963 · Australian Navy Lieutenant (uncredited)
movieFlashing Spikes
1962 · Bill Riley
movieThe Comancheros
1961 · Tobe (Texas Ranger)
tvThe Mike Douglas Show
1961 · Self
movieThe Alamo
1960 · Capt. James Butler Bonham
movieThe Young Land
1959 · Sheriff Jim Ellison
tvThe Dick Clark Show
1958 · Self
tvHave Gun, Will Travel
1957 · Ben Huttner
tvMr. Adams and Eve
1957
movieThe Searchers
1956 · Lt. Greenhill
movieThe Conqueror
1956 · (uncredited)
tvScreen Director's Playhouse
1955 · Lyn Goodhue
movieMister Roberts
1955 · Bookser
movieThe Long Gray Line
1955 · Abner "Cherub" Overton
movieThe Sun Shines Bright
1953 · Cadet (uncredited)
movieThe Quiet Man
1952 · Boy on Wagon at Horse Race (uncredited)
tvHallmark Hall of Fame
1951 · Robert 'Bobby' Skeffington
movieRio Grande
1950 · Boy (uncredited)