John Wayne was already a Western star when a 1948 classic paired him with a newcomer he wasn’t convinced could play a cowboy.

John Wayne's influential action Western with 100% on Rotten Tomatoes saved his career and launched his rapport with John Ford ...

Despite being acclaimed and even receiving a remake, John Wayne has no love for this 1965 Western that saw him endure some ...

A 193 Western was named the worst of John Wayne's career and it was a box office flop to boot.

John Wayne was among the most popular actors of his day, and the greatest icon of the cinematic western. But which of his ...

Wayne didn’t get along with his True Grit co-star, Kim Darby, but he pushed his feelings down for the sake of the motion picture. The actor ultimately wanted to give the role to his own daughter, but ...

John Wayne wasn't a fan of his 1965 movie because he was convinced that his performance was affected by his health issues.

Actor John Wayne had a complicated history with fellow Hollywood star Marlene Dietrich. However, that doesn’t change that the Western movie actor held her in very high regard. Wayne once said that ...

Hollywood icon, John Wayne is universally recognized for his Western films, such as Rio Bravo, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, and The Shootist. Born in Winterset, Iowa, Wayne gained notoriety after ...