Being the outspoken sort, John Wayne couldn't help but comment on what he considered perhaps the worst Western he'd ever ...

"Mayor O'Reilly was a man of the people," Glenn O'Kray, a Dearborn Historical Commission board member and former charter ...

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Contributing columnist John Lindstrom had a great ... He died in 2007. I have pictures of him with the Ford family, his favorite coach, Wayne Fontes, and many of the Lions players.

John Wayne’s most iconic collaborations were with director John Ford, most famously in their epic Westerns. The filmmaker was notorious for verbally attacking his actors on set to get a better ...

In general, John Wayne pictures are pretty lax when it comes to violence. Even though gunshots reign supreme in most of the Duke's Westerns, they rarely feel as bloody or violent as the films of ...

In subsequent years, John Wayne was forced to make several B-Westerns (called "poverty row pictures"), such as The Hurricane Express, Blue Steel, and The Man from Utah, for the better part of his ...

Even a star as iconic as John Wayne understood the need to play the game ... he’d find his path to the pictures he truly wanted to make. With a new mindset in place, The Duke explained, “That’s what I ...

says he was “abducted and raped by John Wayne Gacy” in Chicago when he was only 19. The performance explores the reasons why the infamous serial killer ultimately let him go free. Between 1972 ...

"The Green Berets," starring John Wayne, encountered scathing reviews upon its release in 1968. The rare movie supporting the United States' involvement in the Vietnam War at the time was ...