John Wayne's incredible lesser-known legacy unearthed in forgotten Star Wars role

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The character of Garindan arrives early in Star Wars: A New Hope, and offers clues to the whereabouts of R2-D2, C-3PO, Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Chewie and Obi-Wan. DON'T MISS:How Clint Eastwood REALLY spends his fortune-'world's richest cowboy!' [ANALYSIS]John Wayne struggled with heart problems and pneumonia on Brannigan [INSIGHT]John Wayne wore wet suit under his tuxedo at last public appearance [LATEST]According to StarWars.

com, the character was a "long-snooted Kubaz", that "made a living ferreting out information in Mos Eisley and selling it to the highest bidder".

It added: "After the Empire hired Garindan and other spies to search for a pair of missing droids, the Kubaz discovered a duo that fit the Imperial description. "He followed Luke Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi to Docking Bay 94 for their rendezvous with Han Solo, then summoned Imperial troops to apprehend them. "Years before his death, Wayne coined the term The Big C in 1964, to describe cancer.