John Wayne is the king of the Western, partially because he made dozens of them. That doesn't mean they're all good, and these five, frankly, stink.

John Wayne’s most complicated Western hero turned a rescue mission into something far darker.

The Gary Cooper movie helped push the genre in a new direction, but the star who ultimately led it wasn't necessarily the ...

A 1962 John Wayne classic initially billed as a critical flop, was later named one of the greatest Westerns of all time.

Before John Wayne rejected a Western with Clint Eastwood, Eastwood had already passed on a movie with Wayne—and it became the ...

Having made so many horse operas in his day, there are a handful of John Wayne Westerns that could easily (and perhaps undisputedly) be considered the best that the genre has to offer. Stagecoach was ...

Although many actors are known for Westerns, few are as closely associated with them as John Wayne. Look at any list of the best Western movies of all time, and you're likely to find more than a few ...

John Wayne is synonymous with the American Western. From his early days in low-budget cowboy and outlaw pictures to his decades-long collaboration with director John Ford, Wayne became an icon of ...

View post: These Are the Biggest Nintendo Games Coming in September Actor John Wayne and director John Ford collaborated on 14 feature films together, with Wayne serving as the star and Ford doing the ...