The Top 10 John Wayne Westerns have been ranked on IMDb, but The Searchers, True Grit and Rio Bravo are not at No 1. By George Simpson, Film & Music Editor.

It's been nearly half a century since he died in 1979, and yet no actor has wholly embodied the role of cinematic cowboy quite like John Wayne. Getting his start in B-movies in the 1930s, Wayne ...

When people hear the name, John Wayne, they think of Westerns, the genre not only most associated with “the Duke” but one that defined him as the all-American cowboy. But his career went far ...

The Alamo, one of John Wayne's most ambitious and personal films, stars him as the renowned Davy Crockett defending a key mission during the Texas Revolution.While the film has been criticized for ...

Often referred to as "The Duke," Wayne starred in over 100 movies, many of them Westerns, ... Now, the Madison County seat and is home to the John Wayne Birthplace and Museum.

It is never not exciting to see Westerns imagined by filmmakers outside the U.S., and Let the Bullets Fly shows that China’s best filmmakers have an authoritative grip. 19. Bone Tomahawk (2015) ...

John Wayne is one of America’s most iconic actors. ... 24/7 Tempo reviewed a database of over 17,000 movies and selected all of the movies John Wayne was in that were not Westerns.

John Wayne became the face of Westerns John Wayne | Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images. Wayne started his acting career in Westerns with 1930’s The Big Trail, thanks to director Raoul Walsh.

Maurice Zolotow’s book, Shooting Star: A Biography of John Wayne, revealed that the actor was “sick” of making Westerns.He wanted to make a career change and go back into his line of work as ...