John Wayne is a Hollywood icon with a presence so dominating, he defined two different American film genres: Westerns and war ...

Amidst the rugged Western backdrop, John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara navigate a poignant story of estranged family ties and unyielding duty.

John Wayne and John Ford’s careers in the cinema industry were intertwined from the moment that Ford got Wayne his first role in 1926 until their 1963 collaborationDonovan’s Reef. This final outing ...

True Grit' stands out as one of john Wayne's finest movies, but it was not without its issues and saw him nearly come to ...

But beyond his on-screen persona, Wayne was also a passionate movie lover with strong opinions about the art form. In 1977, ...

John Wayne's She Wore a Yellow Ribbon shoot reportedly involved a set feud that created the classic John Ford Western's most ...

Western movie icon John Wayne lost the Academy Award for 'Best Actor' and said that the film he lost to "threw acid on the ...

When it comes to Orange County icons, John Wayne is among the most well known. Before the county’s airport was named after him, the actor rose to fame starring in Western and war films made during ...

The Boondock Saints films are full of macho nonsense, including a scene in which John Wayne is the subject of a dream sequence.

Edward Faulkner, the familiar character actor who received a career jump start from director Andrew V. McLaglen en route to appearing in McLintock!, Rio Lobo, The Green Berets and three other films ...