John Wayne is synonymous with the legends of the Western, but that's not the entirety of his career. These are his five best movies that better show his range.

Stacker reports John Wayne, originally Marion Morrison, transitioned from football to iconic Western star, earning accolades like Best Actor for "True Grit." ...

In 1976, John Wayne was at the tail end of his career and his life. He left behind one final film, a western that mirrored his final days. It's called The Shootist. The movie made Rotten Tomatoes' ...

John Ford and John Wayne, the classic director-star duo behind some of the finest Westerns ever made, were both disappointed by the response to arguably the greatest of them all, The Searchers.

John T. Chance (John Wayne) and Feathers (Angie Dickinson) stand in a hotel room of a saloon in 'Rio Bravo' (1959) Image via Warner Bros. No Western star commands the screen like John Wayne, with his ...

Press shot of John Wayne holding a gun Image via Cover Images. Having made so many horse operas in his day, there are a handful of John Wayne Westerns that could easily (and perhaps undisputedly) be ...

A 1956 Western that was turned down by John Wayne was named one of the greatest Westerns of all time.