rewrite this content and keep HTML tags Chisum, which celebrates its 54th anniversary this week, was John Wayne’s first movie of the 1970s, which would also be the Western legend’s final …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags Having starred in the first outing of John Ford’s Cavalry trilogy in 1948’s Fort Apache, John Wayne returned to lead the director’s follow-up in She Wore …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags Back in 1963, John Wayne starred in the Western comedy McLintock!, which is loosely based on William Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew. …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags John Wayne’s final movie The Shootist hit cinemas in 1976, three years before he died from stomach cancer. The 69-year-old starred opposite Lauren …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags In the 1952 Oscar-winning classic, considered by director John Ford to be his sexiest movie, John Wayne’s retired boxer Sean Thornton makes a …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags During his last couple of decades, John Wayne’s health seriously deteriorated. The lifelong heavy smoker and drinker lived without one of his lungs …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags Back in 1964, John Wayne had a cancerous lung and a few ribs removed, leaving him stricken with health problems for the rest …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags Back in 1959, critics were already asking if John Wayne was too old to be playing gunslinger leads. Rio Bravo was released that …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags James Caan was 27 when cast as knife-throwing gambler Mississippi in Howard Hawks’ first remake of Rio Bravo, El Dorado. Co-starring opposite John …
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags John Wayne and John Ford collaborated on my classic Westerns but the one that made Duke a star was 1939’s Stagecoach, which celebrates …