Yul Brynner played the leader of a group of seven gunslingers hired to protect a Mexican village in what popular 1960 Western film?
In what 1969 film did John Wayne win his only Academy Award for Best Actor, portraying the tough, one-eyed U.S. Marshal Rooster Cogburn?
Which acclaimed 1990 film, directed by and starring Kevin Costner, chronicles the story of a Union Army lieutenant's cultural immersion with a Lakota Sioux tribe?
Considered a classic revenge Western, what 1968 Sergio Leone film features Charles Bronson as a mysterious stranger seeking vengeance for his family?
What classic 1948 John Ford Western features John Wayne as a cavalry captain on his final mission before retirement, dealing with an impending Native American uprising?
Which actor, known for his intense gaze, first achieved international stardom in Westerns playing both villainous and heroic roles, before later becoming a respected director?
Which legendary actor's final film role, released in 1976, was as J.B. Books, an aging gunfighter dying of cancer?
What 1992 Clint Eastwood-directed film, a dark and revisionist take on the Western genre, won the Academy Award for Best Picture?
Considered a seminal work of the "revisionist Western" subgenre, which 1969 Sam Peckinpah film depicted a brutal gang of aging outlaws trying to survive in a changing world, culminating in an iconic slow-motion shootout?
Which historically significant figure, famous for his exploits in the Wild West, was notably portrayed by Gene Autry in several early Western films, though he is more famously known as a lawman?