John Wayne hated the violence featured in a hit 1969 Western, which didn't stop him ripping it off two years later for his ...

In a genre of Westerns, tough guys and quiet men, one cowboy stands alone. John Wayne, the no-nonsense American hero of more than 200 films, has enduring appeal, largely because “he speaks for a ...

Before he became one of Hollywood's biggest stars, John Wayne received top billing in an early Warner Bros. Western remake ...

His name has become so deeply etched into Hollywood history that it’s nearly impossible to imagine a version of cinema history without John Wayne as one of its most iconic stars, but the gradual shift ...

John Wayne's former ranch in California is for sale, and pictures show a spectacular property that's like something straight out of one of his Western movies.

John Ford is the most famous, but their association predates the birth of ‘The Duke’ as audiences came to know him. The two ...

John Wayne, Acapulco, Mexico, 1949 Wayne loved Mexico, location for many of his films. He bought an elegant resort hotel on the Acapulco coast and vacationed there often.

John Wayne made his movie debut, which you can watch here, almost 100 years ago. By George Simpson, Film & Music Editor. ... California – the site that is now home to Sony Pictures.

UNSEEN photos from John Wayne Gacy’s home show his warped memento collection and toolbox of torture – and here’s the unspeakable reason why he kept his victim’s items. The n… ...

According to Michael Munn’s John Wayne: The Man Behind the Myth, the actor hated watching his own movies before he learned the iconic walk.He had help from his The Desert Trail co-star, Paul Fix ...

John Wayne was truly one of Hollywood's hard men, battling terrible physical injuries and two personal blows while he was filming Rio Lobo. By Stefan Kyriazis , Arts Editor 21:40, Sun, May 21 ...