Won
4
Oscars.
Another
29 wins & 25 nominations.
See more awards »
Show all
Hide all
|
|
Edit
Filmography
1959
Korea
(Documentary short)
1951
This Is Korea!
(Documentary) (as Rear Admiral John Ford USNVR Ret.)
1919
Gun Law
(Short) (as Jack Ford)
1919
Roped
(as Jack Ford)
1966
7 Women
(producer - uncredited)
1959
Korea
(Documentary short) (producer)
1932
Flesh
(producer - uncredited)
1926
3 Bad Men
(producer - as John Ford Production)
Hide
Show
Actor (26 credits)
1917
The Scrapper
(Short)
Buck - the Scrapper (as Jack Ford)
1918
Hell Bent
(as Jack Ford) / (story - as Jack Ford)
1960
The Alamo
(second unit director - uncredited)
1953
Hondo
(fill-in director: final scenes - uncredited)
2016
Rifle
(the director wishes to thank)
Hide
Show
Self (16 credits)
Edit
Personal Details
Other Works:
Radio:
Appeared in a "Screen Director's Playhouse" broadcast of "Stagecoach".
Publicity Listings:
13 Biographical Movies
|
25 Print Biographies
|
2 Portrayals
|
1 Interview
|
32 Articles
|
1 Magazine Cover Photo
|
See more
»
Alternate Names:
Commander John Ford | Jack Ford | Jack Francis | John | John Ford Production | Rear Admiral John Ford USNVR Ret. | John Ford Captain U.S.N.R. | Lt. Cmdr. John Ford U.S.N.R. | RAdm. John Ford USNR [Ret.]
Height:
6' (1.83 m)
Parents:
John Augustine Feeney
| Barbara Curran
Relatives:
Barbara Feeney
(sibling)
|
See more
»
Edit
Did You Know?
Personal Quote:
I didn't show up at the ceremony to collect any of my first three Oscars. Once I went fishing, another time there was a war on, and on another occasion, I remember, I was suddenly taken drunk.
See more
»
Trivia:
Interred at Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, CA.
See more
»
Trademark:
His characters are often morally grey individuals trying to survive a harsh world
See more
»