Montgomery may be the star of this WW2 film, 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 ...

Despite his health problems on the movie, Wayne refused to delay filming and strived forward. Ann-Margret had fond memories of her co-star’s tenacity during this period. Ann-Margret recalled ...

John Wayne was still a Hollywood icon in 1973, when he starred in the Western The Train Robbers alongside Ann-Margret, ...

something that really cheered up the star on set was an interaction he had with John Mitchum that left him profoundly touched. The Baker actor was the brother of Robert Mitchum, who Wayne had ...

Wayne & Sons works as a quicker-service Tex-Mex bar that offers good drinking foods. The casual not-too-long menu’s star is the crunchy ... his brother’s nickname was John Wayne; Collings ...

Actor Jack Merrill has some ideas about why he survived a harrowing encounter with serial killer John Wayne Gacy. In his one-man show The Save, a performance of which was attended by Us Weekly on ...

one might think that John Wayne worked with just about everybody, and, for the most part, you'd be right. But there’s one Western star whom the Duke, quite surprisingly, only ever worked with ...

The iconic show about the antics of two good-looking Southern cousins in the rural South made actor John Schneider (and co-star Tom Wopat ... watching John Wayne, watching stuff happen on the ...