Batjac Productions - List of John Wayne Productions at Republic Pictures

List of John Wayne Productions At Republic Pictures

John Wayne served as Producer for Republic Pictures on the following films, prior to the founding of Wayne-Fellows/Batjac Productions in 1952.

Year Title Distributor Producer Director Star(s) Academy Awards Notes
Wins Nominations
1947 Angel and the Badman Republic John Wayne James Edward Grant John Wayne & Gail Russell
1949 The Fighting Kentuckian Republic John Wayne George Waggner John Wayne & Vera Ralston
1951 Bullfighter and the Lady Republic John Wayne Budd Boetticher Robert Stack & Joy Page Best Story (Budd Boetticher & Ray Nazarro)

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