The Classic Western Movie That John Wayne Turned Down Was A Massive Win For Gary Cooper
John Wayne turned down one of the best Westerns of the 1950s for political reasons, and practically gifted Gary Cooper …
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This John Wayne Western Remains One Of The Most Accurate Portrayals Of The Wild West
Legend and mythmaking are the backbone of the Western genre. As the classic John Ford Western, The Man Who Shot …
John Wayne’S Wildest Non-Western Movie Sees Him Fight A Sea Monster (He Almost Turned It Down)
Despite being a huge critical and commercial success, John Wayne’s only sea monster movie is far from one of his …
John Wayne’S Tragic Feud With Co-Star Who Desperately Tried To Reconcile With Duke
John Wayne’s Rio Bravo remake El Dorado had him co-starring opposite Robert Mitchum, with whom Duke became firm friends on …
How Many Movies Did John Wayne Die In? (And How He Died In Them)
He was seen as one of the greatest cinematic heroes of all time, but how many movies did John Wayne …
This John Wayne Classic With 88% On Rotten Tomatoes Just Lassoed A New Streaming Home
Though the hey-day of Westerns may feel like a long-gone Hollywood era — with some resurgences here and there — …
Why John Wayne Refused To Do A Western With Clint Eastwood
The names John Wayne and Clint Eastwood can never be left out of any discussion about the Western genre. Wayne …
Most Celebrated Action: John Wayne’S 62-Year-Old Oscar-Nominated War Movie Assessed By Historian
John Wayne’s 1962 war movie The Longest Day is assessed by historian Dan Snow. Following Allied and German forces, The …
John Wayne Couldn’T Stand ‘Arrogant’ Co-Star Who Duke Avoided On Set Of Classic Western
Back in 1946, John Wayne shot the first of his five movies with director Howard Hawks. Red River, a fictional …
Just Ridiculous: John Wayne’S 1956 Western Epic Gets Abysmal Realism Score From Historian
The Searchers receives an abysmal score for realism from a historian who calls it “just ridiculous.” Directed by the legendary …