John Wayne was one of the biggest movie stars of all time, but his most personal project wasn't a hit Western or an Oscar winner ...

Hollywood icon John Wayne was left fighting for his life after almost being killed in a fire during the making of 1964 movie Circus World.

John Wayne wasn't shy when it came to blasting other actors, with 'The Duke' making a habit of trashing some of the biggest names in Hollywood.

John Wayne was honoured by Hollywood stars Frank Sinatra, Kirk Douglas and US Presidents in an incredibly touching way during his final days when he was dying from cancer.

John Wayne was under incredible pressure directing, producing and starring in The Alamo, which Duke partly financed out of his own pocket, and had to deal with a co-star trying to walk out just days ...

Filmmaker Raoul Walsh gave Wayne his first opportunity to star in a leading role in 1930’s The Big Trail, which ultimately bombed at the box office. The actor moved to low-budget Western flicks ...

Marc Eliot’s American Titan: Searching for John Wayne explores the ins and outs of the actor’s career, personal life, and his hardships involving military service. Many celebrities ...

Earlier this month, Brian Downes, the museum's executive director, stood in the collection gallery and pointed to his name written in scrawling print in John Wayne's personal calendar.

John Wayne was a great Hollywood cowboy ... I started in 2019 with my personal hero, Benjamin Franklin, who as a 19-year-old printer believed a British governor’s promises to set him up in ...

but Wayne still hands in an entertaining turn as Montgomery's trusty lieutenant. They Were Expendable is one of John Ford's most underrated films, with powerful messages about personal sacrifice ...