John Ford

John Ford's 1939 classic Western about a stagecoach attempting to outrun the threat of Geronimo. Stars John Wayne as the famous Ringo Kid sharing the stagecoach alongside two women, a drunken doctor, and a conniving bank manager.

Henry Fonda is Wyatt Earp in this critically acclaimed John Ford-directed classic western about a lawman out to avenge the deaths of his brothers at the hands of cattle rustlers.

Best Picture Oscar nominee that earned John Ford his fourth Academy Award for Best Director. Stars John Wayne as an American man who returns to the village of his birth in Ireland, where he finds love and conflict.

Based on John Steinbeck's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, this John Ford-directed classic chronicles the hardships of a family heading West to secure their future.

John Wayne stars in this John Ford Western about a Union Cavalry outfit sent behind confederate lines in strength to destroy a rail supply center. 

How the West Was Won brings together four of the mid-twentieth century's most revered American directors and a star-studded cast to tell this sprawling frontier tale spanning five decades. Winner of Best Original Story & Screenplay, Sound and Editing at the 1964 Academy Awards.

Jimmy Stewart returns to the West to bury John Wayne’s tragic figure, Tom Doniphon, in this 1962 dramatic Western by director John Ford...

An epic, morally complex Technicolour adventure, The Searchers is legendary Western director John Ford’s most famous and influential film. John Wayne is loner antihero Ethan Edwards, who sets off on a bitter and relentless five-year search for his neice (Natalie Wood) and for Scar (Henry Brandon), the fearsome Comanche chief who abducted her.

John Wayne, Henry Fonda and Shirley Temple star in John Ford's 1948 Western, a sombre exploration of the mythology of American heroes.

John Ford's epic Best Picture Oscar winning drama. Spanning 50 years, the story revolves around the life of a Welsh mining family, as told through the eyes of its youngest child Huw (Roddy McDowall).