John Wayne had no problems making bad movies because of a valuable piece of advice he received from Will Rogers on the set of 1931's 'Girls Demand Excitement'.

The Western genre is one of the most beloved genres of older cinema. While modern Westerns are great, its hard to compare to ...

However, the greatest collaboration between Ford and Wayne is the 1956 Western film The Searchers, which is widely regarded as being the greatest and most influential Western of a ...

"The Green Berets," starring John Wayne, encountered scathing reviews upon its release in 1968. The rare movie supporting the ... to the front-line troops from early in the morning until late ...

Hold onto your ten-gallon hats, folks, because we’re about to take a wild ride through time to a place where the Old West ...

A year later, he played the son of a cavalry officer (John Wayne) in John Ford’s Rio Grande ... He said it took about two years in Florida to finish the movie; one shot with a deer needed ...

Claude Jarman Jr., best known for his role in the 1946 classic The Yearling and who also starred opposite John Wayne in Rio Grande ... Claude Jarman Jr holding baby deer in a scene from the 1946 movie ...

Mother Please Don’t Be Sad, for instance, puts us in the place of a teenage Wayne as he apologises to his mum for not dropping by her house... because he’s about to die in an armed robbery. For ...

John Wayne’s most iconic collaborations were with director John Ford, most famously in their epic Westerns. The filmmaker was notorious for verbally attacking his actors on set to get a better ...