John Wayne Turned Down The Biggest Western Bomb Of All Time (But Could Have Saved It)
John Wayne was one of the first actors offered what would become the Western genre’s most notorious flop, but his …
John Wayne was one of the first actors offered what would become the Western genre’s most notorious flop, but his …
As one of the final motion pictures made by the Duke in the early 1970s, Big Jake is a great …
John Wayne’s long-awaited sequel to True Grit, 1975’s Rooster Cogburn, seemed to have everything going for it — including an …
By the 1970s, John Wayne was nearing the twilight of his illustrious Hollywood career. At 65, having lived with a …
By the 1970s, John Wayne was coming towards the end of his career as a Hollywood star. In 1973, aged …
John Wayne made a secret appearance on famed Western series Wagon Train – though his voice still gave him away. …
It took 15 years for John Wayne to achieve his goal of finishing The Alamo, a critically acclaimed Western where …
John Wayne achieved major stardom with the 1939 Western film Stagecoach, which marked his first collaboration, as a leading man, …
The partnership between John Wayne and Ward Bond was more than just a professional collaboration, it was a friendship. Appearing …
John Wayne’s Big Jake co-starred his son Patrick and it marked the only time they played father and son onscreen. …