A 1953 Western classic was named among John Wayne's best, but he was actually the second choice.
'Hondo' actor Geraldine Page once revealed that John Wayne took out his frustration on child actor Lee Aaker when he wouldn't do what he was asked. The actor was separated from his wife, Pilar, and he ...
The short story is the bread and butter of the Western genre. Plenty of classic Western films—such as The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, 3:10 to Yuma, and Rio Bravo, to name a few—were adapted from ...
It’s a good time to be a John Wayne fan. One of the most iconic and prolific actors in the history of Hollywood, with an image that defined rugged, just-minded American manhood, Wayne’s cinematic ...
On September 8, 1967, audiences were thrilled to hear that Hondo was returning. But instead of John Wayne in the saddle, former Klondike star Ralph Taeger took over as the leading man. A former ...
One of the most iconic Western roles from John Wayne came from a film he reportedly described as his personal favorite, but he wasn't the initial first choice to lead the film. Hondo was supposed to ...
Seventy years ago, John Wayne put San Dimas on the map via a line of movie dialogue. I’m talking about 1953’s “Hondo.” Did Wayne laud downtown’s wooden sidewalks or put in a plug for Raging Waters?
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