Western was John Wayne's first big break in Hollywood, though it didn't do much for his career. As the story goes, after ...

John Wayne made a secret cameo on a random episode of a famous Western series, but his voice still gives him away during his ...

John Wayne and Clint Eastwood are movie legends, and although they acted in vastly different movies, they both reached ...

John Wayne starred in Lady for a Night back in 1942 - and the film's steamboat inspired the name of the World War 2 B-17 ...

Having starred in the first ... John Ford’s Cavalry trilogy in 1948’s Fort Apache, John Wayne returned to lead the director’s follow-up in She Wore a Yellow Ribbon a year later. The movie ...

Having regretted passing on 1971’s Dirty Harry, John Wayne took a turn in a gritty cop thriller a couple of years later as McQ. Intended for Steve McQueen, hence the title, the film’s script ...

According to the Duke, the best Western ever made is actually the John Ford film ... Wayne collaboration that remains so often at the forefront of the genre. In fact, it was one of the very first ...

In the western genre, one man stands tallest among the greats. John Wayne‘s position as one of the ultimate eon-screen cowboys will likely never be challenged. Despite the fact that westerns seem to ...

Take John Wayne, for instance ... Unsurprisingly, based on that description, the film is not very good. “That is without doubt one of the worst films I ever made,” Wayne once said of Jet Pilot. “The ...