Western icon John Wayne delivered a final line in 1969's True Grit that summed up everything that was great about the genre.

Before the Mary Tyler Moore Show made him famous, Ed Asner made his Western movie debut in this '60s film alongside John ...

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

The 1950s were ruled by the American Western. While many of them haven't aged well in the modern era, these classics have a lot to offer modern audiences.

John Wayne and John Ford were a dynamic duo when it came to making movies together. Here are their five greatest cinematic hits, ranked.

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

The movie stars a familiar face from two of Taylor Sheridan's biggest shows.

From The Gunfighter to Open Range, these ignored Western movies deserve to be in the same conversation as the genre's best ...

John Wayne put his fortune behind a massive Western, but the movie's costly production and Oscar disappointment made it a ...

In the other, there was the ‘Man with No Name’, who’d come closer than anyone to usurping Wayne as the face of the mainstream western, and having adopted a more revisionist approach to his starring ...

Sergio Corbucci directed this '60s Western film, which garnered controversy (and remains lesser-known) due to its deeply bleak ending.