Back in 1945, John Wayne decided he wanted to make an epic movie about the Battle of the Alamo.The pivotal conflict during the Texan Revolution saw a 13...
Parr returns to the ring on Saturday for her fourth professional bout, where she hopes to defend her WIBA flyweight title against Brianna Harrison at Southport...
Navigating the legendary terrain of Western movies can feel a bit like being in the desert all on your lonesome. Never fear: we’ve got a list locked and...
John Wayne and Clint Eastwood are easily the two names best associated with the Western film genre, but the two of them never starred alongside one...
While Jackie Chan has always been an affable and comedic performer, even going back to his early martial arts films from the 1970s, something curious happened...
Clint Eastwood rose to stardom in the 1960s by employing a minimalist style of acting as Sergio Leone’s Man with No Name in “A Fistful of...
John Wayne was one of the most dependable stars in Hollywood when he formed Wayne/Fellows Productions with producer Robert Fellows in 1952. When Fellows parted ways...
Following John Ford’s The Searchers, Duke had made an effort to move away from the genre, however, the films he made afterwards weren’t particularly well received....
Perhaps their most famous was 1956’s The Searchers which saw Duke play a Civil War veteran spending years searching for his abducted niece, played by Natalie...
John Wayne might’ve been full of macho swagger on the big screen, but off-screen he was given to fretting. A large portion of the blame for...
