John Wayne is synonymous with the legends of the Western, but that's not the entirety of his career. These are his five best ...

When you think of the western, several things immediately leap to mind, and John Wayne is one of the first. And yet, he ...

A 1953 Western classic was named among John Wayne's best, but he was actually the second choice.

There was a time when Statham didn't have the same leading-man appeal, factoring into a proven story still misfiring.

While most well-known for his horror, John Carpenter wrote a few Western films — one of which was at the behest of John Wayne ...

A 1955 classic that changed its name to avoid a John Wayne Western hit was named one of the best Westerns of all time.

In 1976, John Wayne was at the tail end of his career and his life. He left behind one final film, a western that mirrored his final days. It's called The Shootist. The movie made Rotten Tomatoes' ...

When you think of John Wayne, you think of westerns. Eventually, he got used to that idea and embraced the genre he helped ...

John Wayne famously rejected the role, calling the Oscar-winning Western "the most un-American thing I've ever seen." ...

Fresh off of a box office failure in The Alamo where he suffered a major financial loss, John Wayne needed a hit. It came in ...

John Wayne is the epitome of classic cinema and an icon of Hollywood's Golden Age, who made a name for himself by starring in timeless Westerns and war films such as The Searchers, Sands of Iwo Jima, ...