Batjac Productions
List of Batjac productions

Batjac Productions

Section Title: List of Batjac productions
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Year	Title	Distributor	Producer	Director	Star(s)	Academy Awards	Notes

Wins	Nominations

1952	Big Jim McLain	Warner Bros.	Robert Fellows	Edward Ludwig	John Wayne & Nancy Olson	Produced as Wayne/Fellows Productions

1953	Plunder of the Sun	Warner Bros.	Robert Fellows	John Farrow	Glenn Ford & Diana Lynn	Produced as Wayne/Fellows Productions

1953	Island in the Sky	Warner Bros.	Robert Fellows	William A. Wellman	John Wayne	Produced as Wayne/Fellows Productions

1953	Hondo	Warner Bros.	Robert Fellows & John Wayne	John Farrow	John Wayne & Geraldine Page	Best Supporting Actress (Geraldine Page); Best Story (Louis L'Amour) (later withdrawn)	Produced as Wayne/Fellows Productions; Filmed in 3D

1954	The High and the Mighty	Warner Bros.	Robert Fellows	William A. Wellman	John Wayne & Claire Trevor	Best Original Score (Dimitri Tiomkin)	Best Supporting Actress (Jan Sterling); Best Supporting Actress (Claire Trevor); Best Director (William A. Wellman); Best Film Editing; Best Original Song (Dimitri Tiomkin & Ned Washington)	Produced as Wayne/Fellows Productions; Filmed in CinemaScope; Won Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress (Jan Sterling); Nominated for DGA Award for Outstanding Directing in Motion Pictures (William A.

1954	Ring of Fear	Warner Bros.	Robert Fellows	James Edward Grant & William A. Wellman (uncredited)	Pat O'Brien	Produced as Wayne/Fellows Productions; Filmed in CinemaScope

1954	Track of the Cat	Warner Bros.	Robert Fellows & John Wayne	William A. Wellman	Robert Mitchum & Teresa Wright	Produced as Wayne/Fellows Productions; Filmed in CinemaScope

1955	Blood Alley	Warner Bros.	John Wayne	William A. Wellman	John Wayne & Lauren Bacall	Filmed in CinemaScope

1956	Good-bye, My Lady	Warner Bros.	John Wayne	William A. Wellman	Walter Brennan & Brandon deWilde

1956	Seven Men from Now	Warner Bros.	Andrew V. McLaglen & Robert E. Morrison	Budd Boetticher	Randolph Scott & Gail Russell

1956	Gun the Man Down	United Artists	Robert E. Morrison & John Wayne	Andrew V. McLaglen	James Arness & Angie Dickinson

1956	Man in the Vault	RKO	Robert E. Morrison	Andrew V. McLaglen	William Campbell, Karen Sharpe, & Anita Ekberg

1957	Legend of the Lost	United Artists	Henry Hathaway	Henry Hathaway	John Wayne & Sophia Loren	Filmed in Technirama

1958	China Doll	United Artists	Frank Borzage & Robert E. Morrison	Frank Borzage	Victor Mature	Batjac co-produced with Victor Mature's Romina Productions.

1958	Escort West	United Artists	Nate H. Edwards & Robert E. Morrison	Francis D. Lyon	Victor Mature	Batjac co-produced with Victor Mature's Romina Productions.

1960	The Alamo	United Artists	John Wayne	John Wayne	John Wayne, Richard Widmark & Laurence Harvey	Best Sound	Best Picture; Best Supporting Actor (Chill Wills); Best Color Cinematography (William H. Clothier); Best Film Editing; Best Original Song (Dimitri Tiomkin & Paul Francis Webster); Best Original Score (Dimitri Tiomkin)	Filmed in Todd-AO; Won Golden Globe for Best Original Score (Dimitri Tiomkin)

1963	McLintock!	United Artists	Michael Wayne	Andrew V. McLaglen	John Wayne & Maureen O'Hara

1966	Cast a Giant Shadow	United Artists	Melville Shavelson & Michael Wayne	Melville Shavelson	Kirk Douglas & Senta Berger	Batjac co-produced with Melville Shavelson's production company, Llenroc ('Cornell' spelt backwards), and The Mirisch Corporation

1967	The War Wagon	Universal	Marvin Schwartz	Burt Kennedy	John Wayne & Kirk Douglas

1967	Hondo and the Apaches (TV Movie)	MGM Television	Andrew J. Fenady	Lee H. Katzin	Ralph Taeger	Two episodes from the TV series of the same name, edited together and released as a feature.

1967	Hondo (TV Series)	ABC	Andrew J. Fenady	Lee H. Katzin (and others)	Ralph Taeger	17 episodes

1968	The Green Berets	Warner Bros.	Michael Wayne	John Wayne, Ray Kellogg & Mervyn LeRoy (uncredited)	John Wayne	True Grit (film) 1969

1970	Chisum	Warner Bros.	Michael Wayne	Andrew V. McLaglen	John Wayne

1970	Swing Out, Sweet Land (TV Special)	NBC	William O. Harbach (and others)	Stan Harris	John Wayne	Won Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction of a Variety, Musical or Dramatic Program (Dominic Frontiere) at the 23rd Primetime Emmy Awards

1970	Rio Lobo	National General	Howard Hawks	Howard Hawks	John Wayne

1971	Big Jake	National General	Michael Wayne	George Sherman	John Wayne & Richard Boone

1973	The Train Robbers	Warner Bros.	Michael Wayne	Burt Kennedy	John Wayne & Ann-Margret

1973	Cahill U.S. Marshal	Warner Bros.	Michael Wayne	Andrew V. McLaglen	John Wayne

1974	McQ	Warner Bros.	Michael Wayne	John Sturges	John Wayne	Co-produced with Levy-Gardner-Laven

Sentence(s)

Batjac Productions first release was Big Jim McLain with Warner Bros. in 1952, and its final film was also with Warner Bros., McQ, in 1974.

final_sentence: Batjac Productions first release was Big Jim McLain with Warner Bros. in 1952, and its final film was also with Warner Bros., McQ, in 1974.