John Wayne Once Declared That “Stagecoach” (1939) Was The Greatest Western Film Of All Time.
John Wayne achieved major stardom with his starring role in the 1939 Western film Stagecoach, which marked Wayne’s first collaboration …
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The Telegram That Almost Killed John Wayne’S Career: “One Of The Poorest So-Called Stars”
It’s hard for any actor to maintain movie stardom over a long period of time, but it’s more difficult to …
John Wayne, Endured Harsh Treatment During The Filming Of Stagecoach (1939), The Film That Made Him A Star.
John Wayne and John Ford made several classic westerns together, but it was the 1939 film ‘Stagecoach’ that made ‘Duke’ …
John Wayne Had A Deeply Emotional Moment With Co-Star John Mitchum, Which Left Him In Tears.
John Wayne was a huge fan of patriotic poetry and was left overwhelmed by his co-star’s kind gesture to introduce …
Why John Wayne Refused To Work With Clint Eastwood
Throughout cinematic history, two actors stand heads and tails above everyone else regarding Westerns. Those two men are John Wayne …
The John Wayne Movie Spike Lee Hates With A Passion: “I Want To Go On Record With This”
Spike Lee isn’t afraid to call out fellow filmmakers for perceived transgressions. He takes a refreshingly outspoken approach to Hollywood, …
John Wayne’S Relationship Was Strained On The Set Of The War Wagon ‘We Never Saw Eye To Eye’
Burt Lancaster turned down The War Wagon part as he didn’t want to work with Duke, while Rod Taylor was …
According To Some Sources, John Wayne Was Unhappy With One Of Their Collaborations.
When John Wayne starred in a movie, he expected all involved to operate at a high level of professionalism — …
The Only Actors Who Refused To Work With John Wayne: “He Asked A Him A Couple Of Times”
Every actor wants to be a popular star, but not every star is a popular actor. That dichotomy has been …
John Wayne, The Icon Of The Western Film Genre, Made Several Film Releases Out Of Anger Or In Response To Supporting Individuals In The Film Industry.
John Wayne was known for spreading his rather vitriolic opinions whenever he had the chance, even going as far as …