True Grit gave John Wayne his one and only Academy Award and, in his opinion, his role in the movie ended a 20-year career ...

The Coen Brothers' smash hit Western has a brand-new streaming home, and fans of Rooster Cogburn couldn't be happier about ...

John Wayne’s favorite scene in ‘True Grit’ John Wayne in a scene from the film ‘True Grit’, 1969. (Photo by Paramount/Getty Images) True Grit won Wayne an Oscar and the actor has spoken ...

Wayne brought up Charles Portis’ novel True Grit. “I loved that book,” Wayne revealed. “Charles Portis got a real Mark Twain feeling, the cynicism and the humor. I tried to buy the book ...

In all its glory, nothing better represents the American Old West than the well-preserved Colorado ranch from John Wayne’s 1969 movie, “True Grit.” And now, for a whopping $10.95 million ...

True Grit was a godsend for John Wayne, who lobbied for the lead role of one-eyed US Marshal Rooster Cogburn after reading Charles Portis’ novel of the same name. Duke would go on to finally win ...

Such was John Wayne ... (Lee Marvin). Wayne’s use of the word “pilgrim” in this film became a standard for his impersonators. Strong but subtle performance by Wayne. True Grit (1969).

John Wayne's iconic eye-patch from his 1969 film "True Grit" and the Golden Globe award he won for playing drunken U.S. Marshal Rooster Cogburn in the movie are to be sold at auction, Heritage ...

The image of John Wayne riding with two guns ... But it has been 41 long years since the original “True Grit” was made — time enough for another go at it. “True Grit” is the new Coen ...

True Grit was a godsend for John Wayne, who lobbied for the lead role of one-eyed US Marshal Rooster Cogburn after reading Charles Portis’ novel of the same name. Duke would go on to finally win ...