Lucy, while souvenir collecting, lifted a cement block with John Wayne's footprints from Grauman's Chinese Theatre, and now a newspaper is reporting that she was seen and her arrest is imminent. To avoid publicity and keep Lucy out of jail, Ricky agrees to help her replace the block and enlists John Wayne's help.

Reno is put in a precarious situation when he becomes the latest target of Nathan Wayne (L.Q. JONES), a bounty hunter known as a "living legend" as well as Bobby Sixkiller's teacher and mentor. Despite Bobby's pleas, Reno declines to go into hiding from the human bloodhound. Instead, he continues tracking John Henry DuKane (GARY GRAHAM), a notorious criminal known for his bloodthirsty ways.After falsely promising Bobby that he will no longer hunt Reno, Wayne instead uses his student to lead him to his prey. Meanwhile, DuKane takes a young girl hostage, leading Reno to barter his freedom for Wayne's assistance in capturing the outlaw.

John Wayne made 80 films in eight years prior to "Stagecoach," and during this time developed the swaying walk and lopsided grin that was to become his trademark. From his first film job as an extra, this programme features many of his early roles.

One of Hollywood's unlikeliest star couples - the Ringo Kid meets Lola - who had a passionate affair in the star-spangled Forties.

Big John Wayne, almost before he was shaving, is sent to prison for a murder he didn't commit. Naturally, our hero breaks out of the big house to clear his name. In a nice twist, he becomes friends unknowingly with the killer who dies in a climatic shoot-out. Good film for Wayne fans.

The serial killer John Wayne Gacy's childhood is explored, revealing an abusive father. From "Biography: John Wayne Gacy."

The serial killer John Wayne Gacy commits his first of many murders. He brings home a young man from the bus station and snaps. From "Biography: John Wayne Gacy."

As a young man, serial killer John Wayne Gacy learned he was attracted to men. His conflicting notions of his sexuality lead him to madness. From "Biography: John Wayne Gacy."