A John Wayne Western Roger Ebert Called ‘Tired’ Lands On Prime Video
Fans of John Wayne can now stream the actor’s classic WesternRio Lobo, which was originally released in 1970. The film, …
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How Did John Wayne Get His Nickname “The Duke”?
The Western genre is one of the most popular in film history, and has been since the early days of …
The Actor John Wayne Saved From John Ford’S Wrath: “I Would Go To Hell And Back For Duke”
It was much easier set than done when he was a notoriously hard man to please, but the best way …
When Bob Dylan Met John Wayne: “He Asked Me To Play Some Folk Songs”
When it comes to American pop culture icons, Bob Dylan and John Wayne both would possibly feature on a figurative …
The Oscar-Winning John Wayne Movie Elvis Presley Turned Down
The ‘King of Rock and Roll’ wasn’t just a legendary singer; he was an actor, too. While Elvis Presley’s contributions …
36 Years Before Saving Private Ryan, John Wayne Was In The Best D-Day Movie Ever Made
Saving Private Ryan has regularly been praised by historians for its accuracy and harrowingly realistic portrayal of the June 6, …
In Their Only Western Together, John Wayne Faced Off Against One Of The Genre’S Greatest Heroes
Despite being two of the genre’s top stars, John Wayne and Randolph Scott only made one Western together. Released in …
This 1979 Western Would’Ve Been John Wayne’S Final Movie – But He Rejected It & Was Replaced By Harrison Ford
In the 1970s, John Wayne’s career was approaching its final years, which meant whatever his final project would be cemented …
Why Did John Wayne Wear A Wetsuit Under His Tuxedo At The Oscars?
Few stars have had such a defined and recognizable persona as John Wayne. The star of western classics like Stagecoach, …
The First Western John Wayne Produced Was Like Nothing He’d Ever Been in Before
John Wayne is synonymous with the Western genre. His name conjures images of larger-than-life cowboys, rough-edged heroes, and swift gunslinging. …