Stagecoach, The Searchers, and Rio Bravo are all among the absolute greatest Western movies that defined John Wayne's career.

John Wayne's Rooster Cogburn looks down in closeup in Rooster Cogburn - Universal Pictures In 1975, John Wayne made "Rooster Cogburn," a sequel to the Oscar-winning "True Grit." Sadly, it was met with ...

John Wayne starred in countless Westerns over his career, and he had a methodical way of choosing his roles in his later years, all based on his personal beliefs. There was even a feud between Wayne ...

Chisum was John Wayne 's first movie of the 1970s, the Western legend's final decade. Having had a cancerous lung removed a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. John Wayne laid the foundation for the western genre John Wayne broke out onto the western scene in the late 1930s, but by the ...

From The Gunfighter to The Naked Spur, these classic masterpieces of Western cinema keep getting better and better, barely showing any signs of aging.

John Wayne mostly had negative things to say about his fellow actors, but he once amazingly named the movie star he thought ...

There are few better candidates to talk about the western genre, but one movie John Wayne disliked is considered a true great ...

In 1966, Hollywood did what Hollywood loves to do and remade a celebrated film of the past for a new generation. Far from being disaster, however, the 1966 remake of John Ford's classic, "Stagecoach" ...