John Wayne was in his 60s when he starred in the 1973 Western The Train Robbers with Ann-Margret, but he was in so much pain ...

Londoner Stewart Granger (1913- 1993) made a name for himself as a matinee idol in Britain before moving to Hollywood, where he starred in several Westerns including The Last Hunt (1956), Gun Glory ...

Fifties cinema was full of charismatic leading men who starred in some very memorable films, including Some Like It Hot, … ...

It's been nearly half a century since he died in 1979, and yet no actor has wholly embodied the role of cinematic cowboy ...

The prairie winds are about to carry something better than spring fever to C-U. As winter loosens its grip and the Boneyard Arts Festival paints the town early in April, Ebertfest 2025 is rolling out ...

John Wayne struggled through poor health when filming The Train Robbers, which celebrates its 52nd anniversary this week. Yet his co-star Ann-Margret remembers how Duke tenaciously stayed strong ...

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John Wayne normally played fictional characters, but broke away from that trend to play a real-life hero in a passion project ...

The partnership between John Wayne and Ward Bond was more than just a professional collaboration, it was a friendship.

The rise of Clint Eastwood gave John Wayne anxiety because he felt threatened by his stardom and he believed his revisionist ...

He had 179 acting credits, with many landing in the world of westerns, but this is the movie John Wayne called his worst in ...

The children pass silently, grinning before the stationary camera. Now they hold hands, moving without deliberate aim but ...