Western movie star John Wayne starred in several films with the word 'trail' in the title. Here's a look at what they're each about.

Actor Lucille Ball brought Western movie star John Wayne onto 'The Lucy Show' as a guest and the fans still swoon over it.

John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara had to get 'The Quiet Man's most romantic scene filmed to perfection in just one take.

'The Cowboys' actor Bruce Dern said John Wayne gave him permission to 'kick the s***' out of him in front of the child actors for the sake of their performances.

Actor Maureen O'Hara once broke her wrist when she tried to 'sock' John Wayne on the set of 'The Quiet Man.'

'Rio Grande' actor John Wayne once explained the true political statement hidden in the movie with a battle strategy that he supported.

'Rio Grande' co-stars John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara shared undeniable chemistry, but here's how they discovered their 'erotic chemistry' for themselves.

Filmmaker Raoul Walsh gave John Wayne his first opportunity in a leading role, but he caught a nasty case of dysentery and had to push through it anyway.

Actor John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara only agreed to star in the Western 'Rio Grande' in order to get funding for 'The Quiet Man.'

'The Big Trail' actor John Wayne gained massive fame, and here's why director Raoul Walsh thinks he caught on the way he did.

'The Big Trail' actor John Wayne compared the 1930 movie set to 'alcoholic orgies' to cope with the harsh locations.

Actors John Wayne and Jeffrey Hunter picked up their 'The Searchers' co-star, Natalie Wood, from high school, which caused quite the commotion.

John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart co-starred in 'The Shootist,' where director Don Siegel accused them of 'not trying hard enough.'

Actor John Wayne was so dedicated to his on-screen character that he demanded 'The Shootist' reshoots when the rough cut showed him shoot another man in the back.

Actor John Wayne once blamed Paramount for incorrectly marketing 'The Shootist' and putting more effort into the 'King Kong' remake.

Actor John Wayne stepped behind the camera to direct 'The Alamo,' where he got into a surprising 'violent confrontation' with one of his stars.

Actor-turned-director John Wayne surprised 'The Alamo' set when he cast his daughter in the movie and they saw what kind of father he was.

John Wayne broke three ribs after falling off a horse while filming a movie

Actor John Wayne's wife accompanied him to the set of his directorial debut, where she admitted to falling in love with him all over again.

'Gunsmoke' director Charles Marquis Warren once set the record straight on whether John Wayne turned down the iconic Western television show.