John Wayne’s Best Movies of All Time
It's been nearly half a century since he died in 1979, and yet no actor has wholly embodied the role of cinematic cowboy ...
The John Wayne movie disowned by its director: “I didn’t think it was any good”
John Wayne made his fair share of duds throughout his career, but one of his collaborations is clear about which one stands ...
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Ann-Margret praises John Wayne's resilience during The Train Robbers filming despite health struggles
John Wayne was still a Hollywood icon in 1973, when he starred in the Western The Train Robbers alongside Ann-Margret, ...
One Actor Appeared in 23 Movies With John Wayne and This Classic 1948 Western Is Unquestionably the Best of Them
The partnership between John Wayne and Ward Bond was more than just a professional collaboration, it was a friendship.
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John Wayne's heroic efforts on The Train Robbers set despite severe health issues
John Wayne was in a lot of pain when he made The Train Robbers with Ann-Margret in 1973, as the Western icon was suffering ...
John Wayne once picked the worst western he ever made: “It needed better writing”
He had 179 acting credits, with many landing in the world of westerns, but this is the movie John Wayne called his worst in ...
John Wayne was in so much pain he couldn't sleep on The Train Robbers with Ann-Margret
John Wayne struggled through poor health when filming The Train Robbers, which celebrates its 52nd anniversary this week. Yet his co-star Ann-Margret remembers how Duke tenaciously stayed strong ...
Last chance to watch John Wayne Western classic before leaving Amazon Prime
Red River, a fictional tale of the first cattle drive from Texas to Kansas, followed a growing feud between Duke’s Texas rancher Thomas and his adopted adult son Matt, played by Montgomery Clift in ...
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This New-To-Paramount+ John Wayne Western Is the Duke at His Most Violent
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 ...
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John Wayne's Transformative Visit to US Troops in Vietnam
"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 ...