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''The Quiet Man'' (1952) is a [[movie]] loved by Irish Americans for its real footage of the countryside, cottages, and train station in [[Ireland]], but disliked by many Irish in the old country for its unfavorable portrayal of them.

''The Quiet Man'' (1952) is a [[movie]] loved by Irish Americans for its real footage of the countryside, cottages, and train station in [[Ireland]], but disliked by many Irish in the old country for its unfavorable portrayal of them.  Though its budget was a modest $1.7 million for filming on location in Ireland, it was immensely profitable as one of the top ten grossing movies of the 1950s with a continued following ever since.

Starring [[John Wayne]], its director [[John Ford]] sought for 20 years to make a movie about his homeland (his real last name was "Feeney").  He won an [[Academy Award]] for best director for his effort in making this film.

Starring [[John Wayne]], its director [[John Ford]] sought for 20 years to make a movie about his homeland (his real last name was "Feeney").  He won an [[Academy Award]] for best director for his effort in making this film.