At 42, John Wayne took on an aging cavalry captain—and delivered one of his most unexpectedly emotional performances.

In a career that spanned 50 years and around 80 or so Western movies, these are the best and worst examples from each decade ...

It is considered one of the greatest Westerns ever made.

John Wayne enjoyed making one of his hit Westerns so much that he brought it to television, but the TV series was canceled after just one season.

The Western genre may not be popping up on modern movie screens very much these days, but it was once the most popular and bankable genre in all of Hollywood. Honestly, you could argue there were a ...

John Wayne turned down a role in what became one of the greatest Westerns ever. Do you remember which one?

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 ...

The veteran star’s personal endorsement gives this long-discussed Western a compelling place in Hollywood history.

This line from John Wayne's The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance didn't just make the film memorable, it became a key part of ...

John Wayne did make movies that are not Westerns, but let's face it: Outside of perhaps Clint Eastwood, there's no actor in history whose name is more synonymous with the genre. Most of the best Wayne ...