John Wayne called the forgotten 1953 western 'Hondo' a favorite film years before it was ranked among the 'best western ...

The veteran star’s personal endorsement gives this long-discussed Western a compelling place in Hollywood history.

John Wayne enjoyed making one of his hit Westerns so much that he brought it to television, but the TV series was canceled after just one season.

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The 1953 Wayne movie called Hondo was directed by John Farrow. The screenplay was based on the 1952 short story called “The Gift of Cochise.” However, Farrow wasn’t able to finish shooting the movie ...

The Western is one of America’s unique cultural gifts and no one personified that genre better than John Wayne — not Gary Cooper, not Clint Eastwood. In a career that spanned four decades, Wayne, with ...

correctionAn Oct. 9 Arts article incorrectly said that the 1953 film "Hondo" was not released in 3-D, and that the format was in decline at the time. The film was released in that format, which was ...

Cozi TV, NBCU Local’s nationwide multicast network, will honor one of pop culture’s most unexpected connections — Married… with Children and the classic John Wayne film Hondo — in a special ...

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 ...