John Wayne turned down the lead role in the famous war movie The Dirty Dozen, and it may have been better for it, if not so ...

John Wayne was an all-American figure of machismo, lending himself to many John Ford westerns, such as 'Stagecoach' and 'The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance'.

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John Wayne teamed up with his longtime collaborator and fellow Hollywood conservative John Ford on what would be the filmmaker’s only full American Civil War movie. Duke and his The Horse ...

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