Joel McCrea was a leading man in some of Hollywood’s finest Westerns, but he never traded his morals for an easy buck at the box office.

While legendary Western authors Zane Grey and Louis L’Amour flourished at opposite ends of the 20th Century, similar forces formed both men.

Stardust was Western actor Randolph Scott’s favorite horse to partner with on screen. Did he own Stardust? What was the horse’s breed? Read about the dark palomino Scott loved to ride in so many of his films.

The novels of Zane Grey, father of the Western genre, have been adapted for film nearly 120 times. What are the timeless elements that set them apart, even though it has been 30 years since his last movie?

Roger Ewing grew up watching Gunsmoke and was surprised that it led to an acting career that included appearing in more than 50 episodes, most notably as Deputy Marshal and handyman Thad Greenwood.

Zane Grey was a famous American Western novelist and one of the most influential writers of frontier and adventure fiction in the early 20th century.