Actor John Wayne absolutely lost it at his co-star while filming 'Tall in the Saddle' when a horse refused to cooperate.

Movie star John Wayne had his breakout role in John Ford's 'Stagecoach,' but that success initially scared him so badly that his hands kept shaking.

Oscar-winning actor John Wayne rarely dies in movies, so a movie script wrote it out to not anger his long-term fans.

Actor John Wayne refused to do a finger mutilation scene in 'Red River' because he thought it was too much.

Oscar-winning actor John Wayne once had to play the humiliating role of a corpse when his career started to go downhill.

John Wayne earned his first Oscar nomination with 'Sands of Iwo Jima,' where after spending nights with his co-stars, they started to avoid him at all costs.

A songwriter compared The Monkees' Mike Nesmith to a John Wayne-style cowboy. When they first met, the songwriter imagined Nesmith with a horse.

Journalist Barbara Walters called her interview with movie star John Wayne one of the most impactful of her entire career.

John Wayne and Ward Bond became good friends after working together. Here's why the 'Wagon Train' star left Wayne a shotgun in his will.

'The Green Berets' actor-turned-director John Wayne pushed composer Miklós Rózsa to use a popular song at the time in the movie, even though he hated the idea of it.

Oscar-winning movie star John Wayne had his favorite Halloween candies that he would stock up on and enjoy over the course of the holiday season.

John Wayne and Geraldine Page had intimate scenes in 'Hondo,' but he almost threw up when he smelt how bad her breath was.

Actor John Wayne once explained why he hated dressing up to look like Ken Maynard in some of his early B-movies.

Actor John Wayne and director John Huston butt heads on 'The Barbarian and the Geisha' to the point where the filmmaker considered casting him a 'terrible mistake.'

Actor John Wayne starred in only 1 horror movie over the course of his long-running career, but it didn't land much of an impact with critics.

Oscar-winning actor John Wayne's diet shocked his daughter because she thought it would have led to a much younger death.

'The Barbarian and the Geisha' actor John Wayne once settled a violent riot on the set by himself, but it only made his working relationship with director John Huston worse.

'The Shootist' actor John Wayne initially hated watching his own movies, but learned that it was necessary when learning his legendary walk.

Oscar-winning actor John Wayne knew that he made some bad movies, but he credited the 'best' advice he ever got when it came to working on those pictures.

Oscar-winning actor John Wayne once had an injury that stopped him from playing football, but not everyone was convinced that was the reason why.