John Wayne's 1939 film Stagecoach, directed by John Ford, is deemed one of the greatest and most influential films - and has ...

John Wayne starred in many iconic Western movies over the course of his career, but he never got over losing out on the lead ...

The plot revolves around an assorted group of colorful passengers aboard the Overland stagecoach bound for Lordsburg, New ...

In his Hollywood persona, John Wayne is forever riding a horse across a dusty plain. But at home, he favored these classic ...

Clint Eastwood, while being a pioneer of the genre himself, loves westerns, citing Howard Hawks' 'Red River', starring John ...

John Wayne wasn't as tough as he looked when he heard Marlene Dietrich shout something about him, which temporarily scared him off.

Elvis Presley "honoured" John Wayne's World War 2 "service" in an incredibly touching way when the two stars finally met.

9. Red River (Howard Hawks, 1948) Epic Western from a master filmmaker that gave John Wayne the type of part in which he excelled, as the stubborn, driven rancher determined to see a cattle drive ...

The Western is a bygone genre…or is it? Yes, back in the days of John Ford and John Wayne, Westerns were more popular on the big screen. On television, certainly there used to be a higher ...

Wayne's career was defined by his rugged, patriotic on-screen presence. He became synonymous with the 'cowboy hero,' embodying moral justice and frontier values. Collaborating with legendary directors ...