A sequel to TRUE GRIT. So effective has Reuben Cogburn (epithet "Rooster" for his strutting disposition) been in nailing outlaws that a judge actually restrains him.

A collection of twenty old John Wayne movies, eighteen of which are from the 1930's.

Young John Wayne as outlaw Ringo Kid, who helps save a stagecoach from an overwhelming Apache Indian attack. This 1939 classic began the era of modern westerns.

John Wayne the pioneering Texas cattle baron.

John Wayne the lieutenant in the US Cavalry, fighting against the Apaches.

John Wayne the rancher, who must deal with an estranged wife and her "a burr under the saddle" against him for his supposed extramarital affair.

Like free spirits? Here's John Wayne the hired gun.

John Wayne, the Kentucky militiaman in love with a French woman who is already slated for an arranged marriage. An "eastern", not western. The setting is early 1800's Alabama.

John Wayne makes a brief appearance as General Sherman during the Civil War.

John Wayne, the US cavalry captain who must contend with an incompetent, unfair commander, and unjust, war-provoking policies against the Apache Indians.

John Wayne, a skilled-shooting citizen who coaches the lawyer Ransom Stoddart. The latter has an appointed duel with outlaw Liberty Valance.

John Wayne, the aging gunman from a bygone era, and his struggles with terminal cancer.

Lets. John Wayne speak as himself. He comments on his role in westerns, and on westerns in general.

John Wayne the US Navy captain at Pearl Harbor and then at one of the naval battles in the Pacific.

John Wayne, the commander of a US Navy Construction Battalion (CB's, then Seabees) that is greatly outnumbered by Japanese attackers.

John Wayne, the post-WWII experienced commercial pilot forced to handle an emergency situation.

John Wayne, the Green Beret colonel in Vietnam.

John Wayne the ex-boxer attempting to escape his past by fleeing to Ireland.

John Wayne, the wild-animal chaser in Africa.