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"John Wayne\nBest Actor for True Grit in Newport Beach\nJohn Wayne at home.\n\nJohn Wayne lived in Newport Beach, California, amid antiques and mementos he'd collected from all over the world. \"Look,\" he said, \"I find things that appeal to me and I try to blend them in here. I don't give a damn whether anyone else likes them or not. But I think I've done a pretty fair job.\"\nThe dining room.\n\nThe design of Wayne's house embodied his direct and personal style. In the dining room, a Baccarat chandelier was reflected in the mirrored wall above a Nepalese deity.\nWayne's living room.\n\nSimple and unpretentious, there was nothing about Wayne's house to suggest that it was the private world of a superstar and an American legend. A gilt-bronze Buddha stood before a stone fireplace wall amid contemporary paintings in the living room. On the Chinese table, a broncobuster and pony express rider by Harry Jackson added western elements.\nPhotos hanging in Wayne's hallway.\n\nA hallway lined with photographs, including one at lower left with Fay Wray as mascot for a charity football team of Hollywood's leading men in the 1930s.\nWayne's awards.\n\nWayne's \"50 Years of Hard Work Wall\" displayed honors and plaques from his career; the Oscar is for Best Actor, which Wayne won in 1969 for his work in True Grit.\nWayne's master bedroom.\n\nWayne liked to call his bayside view, seen here from the master bedroom, \"not a scene, but a \u2018moving picture.'\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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