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 ...
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 ...
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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. Appearing in a whopping 23 movies ... faces of the Western genre and Ford's ...
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5 Toughest John Wayne Movie Characters That Weren't Western Heroes
John Wayne's tough guy persona made him the perfect lead across genres, whether he was entrenched in war or fighting his ...
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5 John Wayne Movies That Amazon Prime Subscribers Can Stream Right Now
For decades, John Wayne represented the ideal American Western, and now, modern audiences can stream five of his strongest ...
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John Wayne was in so much pain he couldn't sleep on The Train Robbers with Ann-Margret
That year, he released two Westerns, which aren’t remembered ... Despite his health problems on the movie, Wayne refused to delay filming and strived forward. Ann-Margret had fond memories ...
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This New-To-Paramount+ John Wayne Western Is the Duke at His Most Violent
which includes far more blood than is usual in a John Wayne picture. Of course, Big Jake will never be considered one of the most violent Westerns of all time, but, especially in its day ...