John Wayne didn’t serve in World War II, but Duke sought to make up for it by starring in many patriotic military movies for the rest of his life, including one set during D-Day. One of these ...

This well-reviewed John Wayne World War II movie is worth seeking out, especially since it chronicles an often neglected part of the conflict.

The Green Berets got John Wayne into a fair amount of trouble with most movie critics and some audiences. The war film displays a very particular view on the Vietnam War, which continues to haunt ...

April 20, 2006: John Wayne is one of the most recognizable leading men in war movies. His movies continue to be popular (thanks to the introduction of DVDs and Bittorerent), and are seen by millions ...

John Wayne became a symbol of American manhood and patriotism over his five-decade career in Hollywood. Always most famous for his westerns, Wayne also made a dozen World War II movies in the two ...

No one would argue that John Wayne was a true legend. Born Marion Robert Morrison in Iowa on May 26, 1907, he took the stage name John Wayne for his movies, but was also lovingly known as The Duke ...

Sure, John Wayne's Westerns were a big influence on the Star Wars' story, but his connection to the franchise goes deeper than that.