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  1. The Searhchers 2. The Quiet Man 3. Stagecoach 4. Rio Bravo 5. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance 6. True Grit 7. Red River 8. The Longest Day 9. The Shootist 10. Fort Apache 11. She Wore a Yellow Ribbon 12. El Dorado 13. The Long Voyage Home 14. They Were Expendable 15. Sands of Iwo Jima 16. read more

  1. The Searhchers 2. The Quiet Man 3. Stagecoach 4. Rio Bravo 5. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance 6. True Grit 7. Red River 8. The Longest Day 9. The Shootist 10. Fort Apache 11. She Wore a Yellow Ribbon 12. El Dorado 13. The Long Voyage Home 14. They Were Expendable 15. Sands of Iwo Jima 16. read more

On this day in 1907, Marion Morrison was born. He is now better known as John Wayne. Wayne may still be the most popular American movie actor of all time--heck, he's probably more popular than about 95% of all the actors currently working in the entertainment industry right now. John Wayne was the read more

On this day in 1907, Marion Morrison was born. He is now better known as John Wayne. Wayne may still be the most popular American movie actor of all time--heck, he's probably more popular than about 95% of all the actors currently working in the entertainment industry right now. John Wayne was the read more

Can't get enough Duke? Turner Classic Movies network is showcasing John Wayne as their April 'Star of the Month' with an ample series of his very best films. And if you're a big fan of this bigger-than-life legend of classic films like me, you may already be feeling the melancholy set in, knowing th read more

Can't get enough Duke? Turner Classic Movies network is showcasing John Wayne as their April 'Star of the Month' with an ample series of his very best films. And if you're a big fan of this bigger-than-life legend of classic films like me, you may already be feeling the melancholy set in, knowing th read more

Share This! “When we get back to the ranch, I want you to change the brand. . . .  And we’ll add an ‘M’ to it.  You don’t mind that, do you?” —— Thomas Dunson to Matthew Garth Borden Chase, screenwriter best known for Westerns—Bend of the River, The Far Country, Winchester ’73, Man read more

John Wayne: The Life and Legend Scott Eyman Simon & Schuster, 2014 I've always admired John Wayne's performance in the corrupt cop crime flick McQ (1974). It's not even close to his best movie, Wayne admitted that himself, but it demonstrates beautifully what made him great. Here he is in poor read more

Share This! The man of “True Grit” is back and look who’s got him! Often called the sequel to True Grit, Rooster Cogburn bears little resemblance to perhaps John Wayne’s most popular- even if not best, role.  In the almost thirty years since its release, it has joined Wayne’s read more

O que John Wayne e Louise Brooks têm em comum? À primeira vista, nada. Mary Louise Brooks (1906-1985) foi uma diva do cinema mudo que teve sucesso fazendo filmes na Alemanha e cujo papel mais conhecido é o da femme-fatale de “A Caixa de Pandora”. Marion Robert Morrison (1907-1979) read more

O que John Wayne e Louise Brooks têm em comum? À primeira vista, nada. Mary Louise Brooks (1906-1985) foi uma diva do cinema mudo que teve sucesso fazendo filmes na Alemanha e cujo papel mais conhecido é o da femme-fatale de “A Caixa de Pandora”. Marion Robert Morrison (1907-1979) read more

Marion Morrison, better known as John read more

Marion Morrison, better known as John read more

Here are some interesting tidbits about Katharine Ross's title quote. She made it during the production of Hellfighters (1968), which is not the kind of publicity favored by movie studios. She had only made a handful of films at that time, though one of them was The Graduate (1967)--s read more

The movie poster, though I can’t say I like the imagery or the color … McLintock! (1963) is my favorite John Wayne movie. Not being a big fan of Westerns in general, this hardly may be great praise, but perhaps it is. It is on my short list of “westerns worth watching.” I love the humor, read more

Throughout the month of August, I’ll be sharing recommended films from TCM’s Summer Under the Stars programming every Tuesday. It isn’t August just yet, but I wanted to get a list up that included the first week of the month. Feel free to share your own recommendations for me in th read more

Often nickname by his good friend and multiple times director John Ford as “the Big Log”, John Wayne aka The Duke, was the ultimate father figure and the representation of conservatism and the Hollywood tough man. His cat style walk and Johnny Cash voice are some of the many things that read more

Western, John Wayne e a guerra dos sexos Com a expansão de um novo nicho literário e cinematográfico chamado “chick lit” (os famosos livros e filmes “de mulherzinha”) muitos se voltam para o sexo oposto e tentam redefinir o mercado de entretenimento para atrair o públic read more

Western, John Wayne e a guerra dos sexos Com a expansão de um novo nicho literário e cinematográfico chamado “chick lit” (os famosos livros e filmes “de mulherzinha”) muitos se voltam para o sexo oposto e tentam redefinir o mercado de entretenimento para atrair o read more

I've been putting off doing this but Dawn's post on Miss Day has forced my hand. So here are my favorites in no order. The Quiet Man Hatari Island In The Sky The High And The Mighty. They Were Expendable In Harms Way The Longest Day Mc Q The Wings Of Eagles Cast a Giant Shadow Jet Pilot read more