Western legend John Wayne didn't direct many movies throughout his 50-year career, but he went suitably big whenever he stepped behind the viewfinder. From the various John Ford/John Wayne movies to ...

John Wayne was the biggest country star for decades, and there are several big movie roles he turned down to ensure his reputation in Hollywood.

PrettyFamous looked at all movies in its database where John Wayne appeared in a starring role and ranked each film by its Smart Rating -- a score out of 100 that takes into account a movie's IMDb ...

John Wayne was known for his furious temper, once exploding at a photographer on set for snapping him using his secret oxygen mask for his health issues. And it also turns out his True Grit co-star ...

One of these films was The Train Robbers, which co-starred Ann-Margret as a feisty widow who works alongside three cowboys ...

In June of 1969, Paramount Pictures released the film, “True Grit”, staring John Wayne as US Marshall, Rooster Cogburn, Glen Campbell as Texas Ranger La Boeuf, and Kim Darby as Mattie Ross, the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. John Wayne laid the foundation for the western genre John Wayne broke out onto the western scene in the late 1930s, but by the ...

When it comes to epic Westerns, John Wayne is the Hollywood giant who always instantly comes to mind. Having made The Searchers, Fort Apache, and Rio Bravo, among many other iconic horse operas, one ...

The year was 1945, World War II was winding down and John Wayne was feeling particularly patriotic. He wanted to make a movie that would sum up the American experience and celebrate freedom and ...