Though he may not be as remembered as John Wayne, Randolph Scott remains a Western icon who wasn't afraid to buck genre ...

John Wayne and Clint Eastwood might take the cake for the most well-known Western actors of all time, but a number of others helped move the genre forward during its early introduction into cinema.

In 1950, Randolph Scott starred in the classic Western Colt .45, which followed gun salesman Steve Farrell as he gets into a heap of trouble after a gunfighter escapes from prison. While the film is ...

John Wayne was originally supposed to star in the western, but he passed on the role, offering it to Gary Cooper, who also ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Randolph Scott in The Tall T. (Courtesy the Criterion Collection) THE BLACK PALACE OF LECUMBERRI was no joke. As the cell door ...

John Wayne and Clint Eastwood might take the cake for the most well-known Western actors of all time, but a number of others helped move the genre forward during its early introduction into cinema.

Westerns have always loved a good second chance story of men with checkered pasts trading in six guns for fence posts. These men could be former outlaws going straight, hired guns trying to settle ...

John Wayne and Clint Eastwood get the shine as the most well-known Western actors of all time, but there were plenty of others who helped move the genre forward during its early introduction into ...