Shortly before his death, John Wayne chose his favorite western and his 5 must-see films

But beyond his on-screen persona, Wayne was also a passionate movie lover with strong opinions about the art form. In 1977, ...
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John Wayne's Westerns Had Some of the Greatest Shootouts of All Time, But These 10 Are Flawless

Ever heard of Marion Robert Morrison? Well, he is perhaps better known by his stage name, John Wayne. The actor was a mainstay in the golden age of Hollywood, and perhaps most famously, helped to ...
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This John Wayne Western Classic With 96% on Rotten Tomatoes Remains His Best Collaboration With Angie Dickinson

John T. Chance (John Wayne) and Feathers (Angie Dickinson) stand in a hotel room of a saloon in 'Rio Bravo' (1959) Image via Warner Bros. No Western star commands the screen like John Wayne, with his ...
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John Wayne’s Westerns Get All the Glory — but This Overlooked, Underrated Mystery Drama Proved He Was More Than a Cowboy

Imaobong Ifum (Ima) is a Features and Resources writer at Collider, where she gets to geek out about entertainment while managing the occasional hiring process. With over six years of freelancing ...

John Wayne movie set feud ‘led to She Wore a Yellow Ribbon's most iconic scene’

John Wayne's She Wore a Yellow Ribbon shoot reportedly involved a set feud that created the classic John Ford Western's most ...

An Obscure Western Cartoon Parodied John Wayne

An all-but-forgotten Western-themed cartoon from the late 1960s featured a parody of John Wayne as one of the main characters ...

The moment John Wayne almost came to blows with his ‘True Grit’ co-star in pursuit of an Oscar

True Grit' stands out as one of john Wayne's finest movies, but it was not without its issues and saw him nearly come to ...