John Wayne's co-star in 'The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance,' Lee Marvin, thought the movie would be the end of Wayne's career before it became a classic.
John Wayne may have been the king of westerns but he still wondered what was in a name. When he asked producer A.C. Lyles, the answer he got back surprised even the Duke.
Marion Morrison became John Wayne and made movie history. It was director John Ford who chose Wayne's stage name, but it was based on Wayne's personal hero.
Even John Wayne was the victim of bullying, but there was one man who could get away with it. The new 'Man Who Shot Liberty Valance' 4K UHD reveals why John Ford got a pass.
'The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance' is a John Wayne Classic. It's based on a Dorothy M. Johnson story in which Wayne's role would have been larger had it been adapted faithfully.
Western actor John Wayne didn't understand the reasons behind celebrating gay rights and compared it to celebrating 'tuberculosis victims' in a controversial interview.
John Wayne's mom didn't connect with the iconic Western movie star, which really showed when she negatively responded to an around-the-world trip that he paid for.
Oscar-winning actor Michael Caine's first meeting with John Wayne involved hilarious movie career and shoe advice to keep fans from peeing on his feet.