rewrite this content and keep HTML tags Back in 1946, John Wayne shot the first of his five movies with director Howard Hawks. Red River, a fictional tale of the …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags It was 72 years ago this week that The Quiet Man hits US cinemas. John Wayne, who later starred in a D-Day movie, …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags In 1976, he starred in his final movie, a Western called The Shootist which also featured Lauren Bacall, Ron Howard and James Stewart. …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags John Wayne made over 170 movies across his incredible motion picture career, spanning from the silent era into the New Hollywood of the …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags Following his Oscar-winning role in True Grit, John Wayne returned as his one-eyed US Marshal in 1975’s Rooster Cogburn. This time around his …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags Elvis Presley shot to fame as a singing sensation back in 1956, but his manager Colonel Tom Parker also had a vision for …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags John Wayne and Kirk Douglas never saw eye-to-eye politically, as the latter once confessed in a TV interview. Duke considered Spartacus to be …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags John Wayne and Kirk Douglas never saw eye-to-eye politically, as the latter once confessed in a TV interview. Duke considered Spartacus to be …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags After decades as a Hollywood star, John Wayne’s Oscars moment finally came when he starred as Rooster Cogburn in True Grit. Having read …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags John Wayne, real name Marion Morrison, made 170 movies during his incredible Hollywood career from the 1920s silent era to the mid-1970s. A …