John Wayne was very unhappy with his 1956 epic flop, which is not only considered one of the worst movies of all time but also 'killed' almost 50 people.

True Grit actor John Wayne opened up about his experiences with stunts, specifically the ones he performed in Hatari!, which ...

The Quiet Man by John Ford almost never saw the light of day, but a deal with the studio for a preceding picture saved it ...

There are plenty of little tidbits that have emerged over the years, such as that time Irish actor Brenda Fricker told Al Pacino that she had peaked at the ‘Best Supporting Actor’ card and that it had ...

The Searchers (1956) 87% on Rotten Tomatoes John Wayne’s performance in The Searchers ... society - has become one of the most remarkable images in American cinema. The Searchers wasn’t ...

The best way to get the most out of ChatGPT's time machine is to start a conversation, opting for an initial period in ...

The FA Cup has helped define Alan Pardew. Three times, first as player, then twice as a manager, he has been dramatically ...

Lil Wayne has hit back at criticism over being photographed with Donald Trump in 2020, saying he “don’t care about no backlash”.

Kentucky Derby hopefuls Owen Almighty and Built turned in five-furlongs works Thursday morning over a fast track at Churchill ...

Before long, Goulding was showing the images to 43-year-old John Ford and ... was Stagecoach and starred a former stuntman named John Wayne. It won two Academy Awards and made Wayne a star ...

The Catharsis series begins Saturday with “One to One: John & Yoko,” a Magnolia Pictures documentary about the artistic and activist legacy of John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The series will ...