No matter how much you love Westerns, there's no denying that Wayne did some of his best work when he took off his cowboy hat and squinted toward a new horizon.

John Wayne directed the movie 'The Alamo' in 1960, but he ended up clashing with one of the movie's main stars, Richard Widmark, who didn't like him.

John Wayne's filmography is still well-received by critics decades after the legendary actor's career came to an end.

The film’s plot is expressly designed to counteract that dominant male narrative. Where “The Big Trail’s” protagonist Breck Coleman (John Wayne, “True Grit”) is a confident and handsome explorer who ...

John Ford and John Wayne are inseparable from each other. In over a dozen collaborations, Ford and Wayne defined the West and America as a whole on the big screen, with timeless classics such as ...

Back in 1945, John Wayne decided to make an epic movie about ... when he wanted his Alamo picture to be a big-budget epic. Unable to agree on the financing, he left Republic over the feud but ...

John Wayne’s first movie as director was 1960’s The Alamo, but he was technically the uncredited one a year later on another Western. Duke starred in The Comancheros as Captain Jake Cutter in ...

The chilling spectre of serial killer John Wayne Gacy still casts a dark shadow ... On May 10, 1994, Gacy got the big adios via lethal injection at the Stateville Correctional Facility.

Western Wayne ... us with big linemen and physical players. We want to establish ourselves and win every play. “We have to stay on our blocks and let Josh do what he has done; give John ...

Actor Jack Merrill shares a harrowing memory of his encounter with serial killer John Wayne Gacy I grew up in a big house in Evanston, Ill., with four older sisters. It was a beautiful home but a ...

Despite being two icons of the genre, it took many years for John Wayne and Robert Mitchum to team up for a Western, but El ...

Actor Jack Merrill shares a harrowing memory of his encounter with serial killer John Wayne Gacy Liz McNeil is ... I grew up in a big house in Evanston, Ill., with four older sisters.