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.

Liam Gaughan is a film and TV writer at Collider. He has been writing film reviews and news coverage for ten years. Between relentlessly adding new titles to his watchlist and attending as many ...

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 ...

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

Just over sixty-six years ago, John Wayne starred in and directed an acclaimed movie that has been ranked among his best films ever. However, The Alamo was recently named an 'Old-School Western' that ...

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

John Wayne has been in more than 100 westerns, but one of the most celebrated movies in the genre associated with The Duke didn’t actually star him. The 1956 western, Seven Men From Now, which stars ...

Three stuntmen who knew John Wayne and worked on pictures with him, said that the Duke was a real cowboy. He knew what every department did, and if said something, he always knew what he was talking ...

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