Whether he is thought of as a hero of the "Wild West" or a corrupt, murderous lawman unfit for the badge, there's no question Wyatt Earp contributed to the legend of Tombstone and the west.

Tombstone is undoubtedly one of the greatest Westerns ever made, and a large reason behind its success lies in its many ...

When Wyatt Earp and his brothers arrived in Tombstone, conflict was inevitable. The Earps were Republicans and northerners, while The Cowboys, who also included Johnny Ringo and “Buckskin ...

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When Wyatt Earp heard of the charges, he worried that Holliday wouldn ... In July 1882, Holliday’s long-time enemy, Johnny Ringo, was found dead in a tree. Initially, his death was reported as ...

It certainly scares Ringo. Almost as soon as Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) and his brothers get to the town of Tombstone, Wyatt takes over the faro game at one of the saloons. The man he takes it over ...

also the aforementioned Snake Plissken in "Escape from New York") as Wyatt Earp asks Kilmer’s Doc Holliday what makes a man like the criminal Johnny Ringo tick. Holliday says, “A man like ...

and gunslinger Johnny Ringo (Michael Biehn) seek revenge. Warning that “justice is coming,” Wyatt Earp gathers a posse — including his friend, the gambler and gunman Doc Holliday (Kilmer ...

After their first confrontation, Ringo and Doc meet again on the streets ... But those big narrative beats are reserved for Wyatt Earp, not Doc Holliday. That means Kilmer finds his own narrative ...

Holliday emerges from the shadows of the Arizona high desert to surprise the lightning-fast Ringo, who was expecting to make easy work of Kurt Russell’s Wyatt Earp. “I didn’t think you had ...

As Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) and Doc Holliday (Val Kilmer) meet the cowboys, Curly Bill, Johnny Ringo, and Ike Clanton, they tell Earp that the law does not work in their area. Earp replies that he ...