John Wayne, the undisputed icon of Hollywood's golden ... line in The Quiet Man left him stunned - but it was Dollar, the horse, who emerged as Wayne's most valued co-star towards the end of ...

Rooster rode his horse throughout the movie, but the final showdown scene is perhaps the most memorable. Set in Lincoln County, New Mexico, John Chisum (Wayne) works as a successful cattle baron.

Meanwhile, "Get off your horse and drink your milk" has frequently been attributed as one of John Wayne's most famous 'quotes.' Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT Despite some claims that it ...

John Ford, to create the filmmaker's only full American Civil War movie. Wayne and his co-star in The Horse Soldiers, William Holden, negotiated a staggering $775,000 (nearly $8 million today ...

Back in 1959, John Wayne teamed up with his longtime collaborator and fellow Hollywood conservative John Ford on what would be the filmmaker’s only full American Civil War movie. Duke and his ...

Actor John Wayne absolutely lost it at his co-star while filming 'Tall in the Saddle' when a horse refused to cooperate. Tall in the Saddle tells the story of a cowboy named Rocklin (Wayne), who ...

Though he was on horseback in many a movie ... It's not clear how many Pontiac Grand Safaris John Wayne owned over the years, but some outlets believe he purchased at least three in the 1970s.

Her disbelief was understandable: John Wayne was seldom ever shot and killed ... the rest were actors who had to learn how to handle a horse. “The riding component of the film was a major ...