John Ford Didn’T Want John Wayne In This Classic Western Because He Didn’T Think He Could Act
While they both had storied and prolific careers on their own, John Ford and John Wayne are inseparable from each …
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John Wayne’S Furious Outbursts On Western Set With Katharine Hepburn
After winning the Best Actor Oscar for 1969’s True Grit, John Wayne returned for a sequel with 1975’s Rooster Cogburn …
The First Western John Wayne Produced Was Like Nothing He’D Ever Been In Before
John Wayne is synonymous with the Western genre. His name conjures images of larger-than-life cowboys, rough-edged heroes, and swift gunslinging. …
Jason Statham’S First Action Movie Was A Stealth Remake Of This 1959 John Wayne Classic
Jason Statham’s first action role was in Ghosts of Mars, which was itself a stealth remake of a John Wayne …
This Bloody John Wayne Western Gave Him An Epic Character Introduction That Rivaled Stagecoach
John Wayne’s introduction in Stagecoach made him a movie star, but one of his final movies has a scene that …
John Wayne’S Favorite Movie Of All Time Won Best Picture At The Oscars
John Wayne is an American institution, and that’s kind of a pity. The films he made from the 1930s through …
John Wayne’S 1956 Classic Has The Same Story As The First Western Movie Ever Made
The Searchers, a cinematic masterpiece directed by John Ford, stands as a quintessential example of the Western genre. However, the …
John Wayne Turned Down The Chance To Work With Clint Eastwood On A Western
In the history of American Westerns, no two figures stand quite as tall as John Wayne and Clint Eastwood, yet …
John Wayne Still Missed His Pal Ward Bond Long After The Wagon Train Star’S Death
Ward Bond, who played Major Seth Adams on TV’s Wagon Train died suddenly during the production of that show’s fourth …
John Wayne’S Last Film Has A Secret Meaning Most Fans Missed
From the 1930s on, John Wayne built a reputation for himself as one of America’s biggest movie stars, especially in …