John Wayne, Hollywood Giant
John Wayne's box-office appeal was unparallelled in Hollywood history. For over a quarter of a century he ruled supreme with his movies grossing over $700million - a record which will probably never be equalled. But Wayne was much more than just a successful movie star. Even duriing his lifetime he came to be regarded as an icon, a seemingly indestructible force around which movies were constructed. He has become a worldwide symbol of American masculine dignity, moral strength ands physical ...

John Wayne - Actor and Amercian Hero
John Wayne, The Duke
John Wayne is an iconic movie star that helped to define the Western genre for decades. John Wayne and his movies epitomize rugged machismo. There has never been anyone quite like John Wayne for being the man you need when you need help. There will never be another like him.

John Wayne - Actor, Patriot, Man of Honor
John Wayne - The Duke - Cowboy, Military Man and American
My father owned a plumbing company when I was growing up. Being a business owner allowed him the luxury of coming home early...usually around 3:00 in the afternoon to watch the Mel Jass Matinee Movie with me. Mel Jass is a completely different story, we'll talk about another time. One thing I know for sure Mel Jass loved "The Duke" and my father and I were mesmerized. John Wayne was a man's man and so was my father, Eddie. How ironic that they both died on the same day in 1979. John W...

Stagecoach Starring John Wayne
Stagecoach the Movie, and the Radio Broadcast
John Wayne, who spent the 1930s working in low-budget films, received a big career break at the end of the decade when director John Ford insisted on casting Wayne in a starring role in a big-budget Western, Stagecoach. Released in 1939 by United Artists, Stagecoach launched John Wayne's career as a major film star. Stagecoach also received great critical acclaim and several Academy Award nominations, and earned Ford a New York Film Critics Award for Best Director. The American Film Institut...

John Wayne in Texas Terror
A 1935 Western from Monogram Pictures
Screen legend John Wayne has a filmography that begins in 1926 and spans several decades. Wayne's film work in the 1930s includes several Westerns for Monogram Pictures (Lone Star Productions), including the 1935 movie Texas Terror. Here's your opportunity to watch John Wayne in a full-length version of Texas Terror, and to learn about this movie and the actors, producer and director. Enjoy the movie!