I’m glad Romer [Zane Grey’s son] can still see something of wild America, but I fear his son never will.” “That quote is very personal to me,” said Eric Grey.

As an author, Grey earned his fame and acclaim as a writer of Westerns at a time when tales of Cowboys and Indians and the Wild, Wild West were all the rage in American popular culture. Grey was a ...

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So when Paramount Pictures came knocking in 1933, Mesa was ready. Starring Randolph Scott, "To the Last Man" was one of many Arizona writer Zane Grey's stories brought to the silver screen.

Lauded as the most influential Western novel of all time, Zane Grey's 1912 classic 'Riders of the Purple Sage' became a go-to source in Hollywood.

Novels by Zane Grey crystallized a set of symbols for the American West in the minds of his millions of readers. He infused the frontier myth with vivid imagery of a sublime and beautiful landscape ...

Grey’s works have been adapted into over 112 feature films, primarily in the first half of the 20th century. The 1950s TV series Dick Powell’s Zane Grey Theater was based on his novels and ran ...