The two major strands of John Wayne’s Hollywood career were based on Western and war movies, and both these genres came together in the historical epic The Alamo. Taking inspiration from the ...

the idea of John Wayne directing himself as Davy Crockett in "The Alamo" sounded like a winner. Released in 1960, when Wayne's presence all but guaranteed a tidy profit, the movie was hyped to the ...

There’s often a difference between an actor’s favourite movie from their ... made a penny from The Alamo. Personally and professionally, though, it was a completely different story. In fact, in ...

The cantankerous and eccentric John Ford had ... “really p***ed Wayne off, but he would never take it out on Ford.” The reason being that the filmmaker’s movies had made him a Hollywood ...

Why is it important that we remember the Alamo? ER: Our story is mirrored in every country in the world that has a similar ...

Chisum, which is on ITV4 this weekend, was John Wayne’s first movie of the 1970s, which would also be the Western legend's final decade. The film was based on the Lincoln County War of 1878 with ...

But few know that the Freedom Train, pulled by a steam locomotive and filled with American historical artifacts, was the brainchild of none other than John Wayne. As we fast approach the 250th ...

The phones are staying off at the Alamo Drafthouse ... locations won’t support the event screening’s integration with Movie Mate, Meta‘s new tech experience that aims to add an eventized ...