John Wayne’S Spanking Of Co-Star ‘So Authentic She Had Bruises For A Week’
Back in 1963, John Wayne starred in a Western comedy loosely based on William Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew. …
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Burt Reynolds’ Gunsmoke Character Explained (& Why He Quit The Show)
There’s something to be said about the enduring legacy of Gunsmoke, the Western that became an institution on both radio …
This Western Movie Classic Has One Of The Best Final Showdowns Ever
Few modern Western films have the timeless allure of George P. Cosmatos’ 1993 classic, Tombstone. The beloved box office darling …
James Arness Said That This Unexpected Sport Was His Favorite
Many Western greats were also stars of the Gridiron. Maybe it’s the body type that lends itself to success in …
This Movie With 87% On Rotten Tomatoes Was John Wayne’S All-Time Favorite Western
Out of all the great Westerns produced by Hollywood during John Wayne’s time in the industry, both with and without …
Tombstone’S Most Outrageous Shootout Scene Actually Happened
There’s a Tombstone shootout that’s so far-fetched that it feels completely made up – but it actually happened. This Kurt …
Leonard Nimoy Played An ‘Enigmatic’ Character On ‘Gunsmoke’
Plenty of notable actors appeared on Gunsmoke over its 20 years on the air, including Bette Davis, Bruce Dern, Angie …
John Wayne’S Amazing Kindness At 3Am After Attending Chisum Premiere
Chisum, which is on ITV4 this afternoon, was John Wayne’s first movie of the 1970s, which would also be the …
John Wayne Starred In One Of The First Vietnam War Movies, And Botched The Mission
As a factory of escapist entertainment, Hollywood understandably didn’t want to touch the Vietnam War in the late 1960s. Every …
Why Val Kilmer’S Doc Holliday Is Called “Lunger” In Tombstone
Tombstone is widely believed to be among the best Westerns of the 1990s, with its inspired storytelling and innovative filmmaking …