John Wayne's obsession with one specific film nearly cost him professionally and financially. His 1960 classic, The Alamo, ...
A 1963 hit was a much-needed win at the box office for John Wayne, despite being deemed "unwatchable." ...
Legendary Hollywood star John Wayne isn't the only one in his family with on-screen credentials, here's how his seven kids ...
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1947 John Wayne Classic, A Box Office Failure, Was His First Production – And His Wife Was Furious
John Wayne had been a contract actor with Republic Studios for eight years in 1946 and while he liked working there, he ...
When you think of John Wayne, you think of westerns. Eventually, he got used to that idea and embraced the genre he helped ...
John Wayne played more than 100 larger-than-life characters, and one of the best was the last role he ever stepped into.
Due to his popularity as the genre's leading star, many may wonder what John Wayne's all-time favorite Western actually was. With so many thought-provoking horse operas to choose from (and so many ...
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The 1939 movie that robbed John Wayne of the dream role he was promised “they would let me play”
Obviously, 1939 was a breakthrough year for John Wayne, one that finally cemented him as a leading man and a star. However, ...
John Wayne, one of the most iconic figures in American cinema, was known for his rugged persona and larger-than-life presence on screen. But off-screen, he had a hearty appetite and a deep love for ...
The World War II drama isn't as famous as The Searchers or True Grit, but critics have embraced it for more than eight ...
Having made so many horse operas in his day, there are a handful of John Wayne Westerns that could easily (and perhaps undisputedly) be considered the best that the genre has to offer. Stagecoach was ...
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