John Wayne said ‘Rio Grande’ is actually a political statement on North Korea’s invasion of South Korea According to Michael Munn’s John Wayne: The Man Behind the Myth, Rio Grande was more ...

Back in 1950, John Wayne starred in Rio Grande, the third of his Cavalry Trilogy (alongside Fort Apache and She Wore a Yellow Ribbon) with director John Ford. Cast and crew struggled terribly with ...

In 1950, John Wayne starred in Rio Grande, the third installment of his Cavalry Trilogy (alongside Fort Apache and She Wore a Yellow Ribbon) directed by John Ford. The cast and crew faced ...

They called it a “silly, stupid little Irish story that will never make a penny,” but O’Hara, Wayne, and director John Ford saw ... $1.2 million budget for Rio Grande.

John Moore, a special correspondent for Getty ... The migrants forded the trickle of sewage that is the Rio Grande in far west Texas and crossed the U.S. border into the outskirts of El Paso.

Back in 1950, John Wayne starred in Rio Grande, the third of his Cavalry Trilogy (alongside Fort Apache and She Wore a Yellow Ribbon) with director John Ford. Cast and crew struggled terribly with ...

Back in 1950, John Wayne starred in Rio Grande, the third of his Cavalry Trilogy (alongside Fort Apache and She Wore a Yellow Ribbon) with director John Ford. Cast and crew struggled terribly with ...