Surprisingly, one of the strongest contenders for the best Western in John Ford's career wasn't a product of his partnership ...

John Ford emerged from the debacle weakened physically and emotionally. He was 60, a smoker and a drinker and in poor health. He was frustrated with the studio, the actors and his own flagging health.

John Ford's 1918 Western The Scarlet Drop, starring Harry Carey, has reportedly been lost for more than 100 years.

Another love letter to Maureen O'Hara from director John Ford believed to have been written during the filming of 'The Quiet Man' was discovered by the starlet's grandson Conor Fitzsimons, in 2019.

The “Ford at Fox” set also includes an informative new documentary, “Becoming John Ford,” and a lavishly illustrated coffee-table book. Even at $300 (as little as $209 online), it’s a ...

John Ford and John Wayne — a friendship and professional collaboration that spanned 50 years, changed each others’ lives, changed the movies, and in the process, changed the way America saw ...

“John Ford is a mercurial figure. Not surprisingly given his stature, the stereotypes about Ford are incomplete,” TCM Host Ben Mankiewicz said in a release.

Between 1920 and 1952, John Ford made more than 50 movies at Fox Studios (which became Twentieth Century Fox in the '30s). Some of those movies were among his best, and some were among the best ...