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- The making of the 1993 movie Tombstone.
One of the greatest Western movies ever made.
Tombstone is a 1993 American Western directed by George P. Cosmatos, written by Kevin Jarre. Starring Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer, with Sam Elliott, Bill Paxton, Powers Boothe, and Dana Delany, in supporting roles.
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Val Kilmer should have won an Oscar for this amazing performance. It was a disgrace that he did not.
Agreed!
Hey! Say something we ALL don't know! Lol. There's maybe 2 or 3 parts that an actor was not only born for but just literally knocks it out of the atmosphere. Val as Holiday, Heath Ledger as the Joker of course, & Christoph Waltz as Hans Landa in Inglorious Bastards. Sure, there may be a few others but these 3 come to mind.
Ok, I HAVE TO ADD: Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister.
I completely agree with you 💯
Absolutely by far unforgettable performance
Agreed, of all the movies that and all the people that win those awards it's never the ones I have on the shelf and most certainly isn't the ones I watch over and over with the exception of the excellent work of Clint Eastwood. Top Westerns of all times: Outlaw Josey Wales, Pale Rider, Tombstone, The Unforgiven, Dances With Wolves and I do like the Costner version of Wyatt Earp. To be fair about it, I like long versions to tell the whole story and I've read as many books about the life of Wyatt Earp as I could find. I'm 5'6" 140lbs, I was a bouncer and I used what I call Wyatt Earp'ism and it worked extremely well. Given the physical frailty and mental dexterity of Doc Holiday, of course he was one of my all time favourites too. There are other great westerns, I thoroughly enjoyed the new Magnificent Seven, for example, but I think those I listed above aren't just some of the Greatest Westerns, they are some of the Greatest Movies ever made, at least, by my account and being 51 years old, I was only 21 when Tombstone was made. Val Kilmer will always be Doc Holiday to me and thus, what a job he did as a great actor.
The fact that Val Kilmer wasn’t even NOMINATED for best supporting actor that year is one of the greatest jokes in movie history
Yeah he got screwed he did In my book
His portrayal of Doc Holiday is pure genius.
Val Kilmer’s portrayal of Doc Holiday is as immortal as Doc Holiday.
It was an amusing portrayal, but to suggest that it was worthy of an Oscar nomination is to suggest that you don't know what acting is.
@@arthurneddysmith I’ll brush off your insult because you are obviously an idiot to have made it. But just to be clear, whether you are a student of Shakespeare, Stanislavsky or Strasberg the ultimate test of good acting is verisimilitude. Kilmer studied the dialect of Holiday as well as his character thoroughly and delivered as believable of a portrayal as any I’ve ever seen. He deserved recognition for it. As for the Oscars, it is all about politics and money. Many great performances get snubbed every year. Personally I can’t stand to watch it. My wife was a graduate of UCLA film school. Her classmates included Tim Robbins(an Oscar winner whom she dated at the time) and other working actors and producers. We discuss every movie we watch. But in the end it is a subjective matter.
There’s a reason why we’re still talking about this movie 28 years later. Amazing cast, great script, authentic backdrop, and a crew that actually cared about more than just cashing a paycheck.
It's remarkable to me how Westerns were pronounced dead,that Hollywood forgot how to do em when by far most of the best westerns were made in the later decades....if you ask me anyway....Not that I can't still be entertained watching spagheti westerns and Clint westerns in general and such but the really old "classics" mostly have become hard to watch they are so corn dog goody two shoes. But man really entertaining well done westerns have just kept coming better than ever IMHO
This documentary really changed my thinking about acting and doing a good job of it. It did not change my mind about the self proclaimed importance of their thinking on political issues.
Tombstone was and still is a great movie.
@@dougiequick1 great point because the John Wayne westerns and Clint Eastwood westerns weren’t as good as Tombstone.
Just watched it again
One of the best westerns of all time
The original script was so much better than the movie. Director cut so many scenes that would have better developed all the characters. It's a good movie. What it could have been is what is so disappointing.
Val Kilmer's version of Doc Holliday will forever be the benchmark for that character.
Kurt Russell made a great Wyatt Earp.
Sam Elliott is a national treasure.
Michael Biehn is criminally underrated.
And R.I.P. to the wonderfully talented Powers Boothe and Bill Paxton.
Very Well said .....
Very Well said.....💖
Stephen Lang was awesome as Ike Clanton!!!
One of my favorite movies ever. SO good!!!
Val Kilmer, Michael Biehn, and Powers Booth stood out for me in this movie. Interaction between Bell, Kilmer and Michael Biehn (Doc Holliday & Ringo) was priceless.
Every word out of Kilmer’s mouth is golden. Best performance ever. Hands down.
The was a comment darlin'. Evidently, Mr. David is an educated man. How I really hate him.
David you can be our Huckleberry....
For sure his best. Also notables The Saint and Top Gun to quickly name two. But Tombstone? I agree...golden.
He was the best Batman!!
^ Truth. It's one of the most perfect roles ever committed to celluloid.
Val Kilmer was robbed of an Oscar.
Yeah yeah we know
Really goes to show the Oscars are meaningless. It always goes to the medias darling of the moment. Just like the mediocre Forrest Gump winning best picture over the game changing Pulp Fiction
@@Spooky_515Forrest Gump was an amazing movie. I’m sorry I disagree. Pulp Fiction is great too but Forrest Gump deserved what it got. The Oscars are an absolute joke now. All the diversity guidelines just to be considered. FJB!!!
Powers Boothe’s monotone delivery of, “Well…Bye!” gets me every time. Rest In Peace Legend
It's the coldest thing Curly could have said. Especially since historically, Curly was in jail for killing White at the time of Ok Corral gunfight and wasn't a part of the murder of Morgan. No other actor played Curly better!
I’ve quoted him saying that in several threads here on TH-cam!
Makes me wanna watch Red Dawn, or By Dawn’s early light
@@NoticerOfficial
Southern Comfort. 👍
Me too lol
Val looked like he was living the character in that interview. Fantastic cast. Couldn’t have been done better
I think Val is/was a method actor. That could be why he seemed to be living his character.
He was a method actor so he was likely in character when he did this interview.
@@cherylevans6355 Kilmer is still a method actor.
That wasn’t Val speaking about Doc.
That was Doc Holliday speaking about himself.
Val Kilmer in character there. He's fantastic in this film.
Val Kilmer deserved an Oscar for this role and instead he wasn’t even nominated. Incredible cast and one of my favorite movies.
He was nominated, but he didn't win. An absolute travesty and when I really began to hate the Academy and the Oscars.
@@GirlWithAnOpinion He was nominated? I must’ve forgotten. I read his autobiography this year and he didn’t mention a nomination. He said he was never nominated for anything. He deserved one for The Doors, where he actually sang all the songs unlike Ramy Malik.
Nah...they were too busy trying to figure out how to give another to Tom Hank's or Robert DeNiro.. or some such over-lauded jerk.
@@GirlWithAnOpinion I’ve always hated the Oscar’s anyways
Tombstone is a documentary movie about WYATT EARP AND DOC HOLIDAY AND THE OK CORRAL AND THERE'S ANOTHER MOVIE ABOUT THE SAME TOPIC, IT'S CALLED, " WYATT EARP WITH KEVIN COSTNER",TWO OF THE BEST WESTERN DOCUMENTARY MOVIE'S ABOUT WYATT EARP AND DOC HOLIDAY.
It's not "one of the best westerns ever made", .... it's one of the best MOVIES ever made.
It's both!
it is more then the best western or the best movie ever made it is the most talked about historic event in U.S. History.
🙌🙌🙌
Goodfellas
Up there with THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES
Kilmers performance should’ve won awards but also the performance of Powers Booth as Curly Bill was also outstanding
Did you look at the nominated list for best actor & best supporting actor? There was some massive talent that year, including Liam Neeson in Schindler's List.
@@Caseytifylisten all due respect to Liam but I come across fans of tombstone and Val Kilmers as doc Holliday quite a bit especially for a movie that’s 30 years old. I never hear mention of Liam’s character or performance until your comment. Also I think SL was overrated simply because of sensitivity to the subject matter. Those type of films are always fawned over by critics and award shows
God I miss Powers Boothe. What a gifted, underrated actor. We lost a tremendous talent the day he passed.
I always liked his voice also he had that narrator’s voice.
He was definitely one of the all-time greats.
First time I saw Powers Boothe was in the 80's classic, "Red Dawn". He always stood out to me even though his roll was secondary.
@@leekeyser1968He also appeared as Alexander Haig (1924-2010) in the film Nixon (1995) for which he was nominated.
Nominated-Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture.
I always remember Powers Boothe as Philip Marlowe, private eye. 🕵♂️
Every actor nailed his part. One of the best casted movies ever.
They all seem to have done a lot of research for these roles, too. It's pretty remarkable.
Literally every role is cast and played better than in Kevin Costner's version.
@@leighburne4098 ?🥺
@@leighburne4098 I loved Kevin Costner in The Hatfields & Mccoys
@@nelle9118 Both him and Bill Paxton gave fantastic performances. Kevin Costner was also good in Dances with Wolves but I think a lot of people will agree Toombstone was better than the Wyatt Earp movie he starred in.
Val Kimmer's Doc Holiday is one of the greatest performances on film ever.
He is such a great actor. He's that rare combination of movie star and character actor. Few actors are able to be both.
It was an incredible performance...such charisma and emotion...It's ashame he wasn't nominated for an oscar...cause he should have been.
Agreed
"Forgive me if I don't shake hands".
boaire - I agree, especially add his performance of Jim Morrison within I think 2 or 3 years. Both where epic performances.
The whole cast of Tombstone gave the best performance possible, one of the best Westerns I've seen since Rio Bravo.
Agreed
“Skin that smoke wagon”. One of my favorite lines of any movie ever made. Kurt Russell did this role the glory it deserves. What a great movie!!
Also:
“ I’ll be your huckleberry”
“Bye”
I said draw down boy!!
@@toferj7441 I think he says “I said throw down, boy”.
That whole scene really makes the movie.
Where you going with that there SHOTGUN "
ALSO, YOU GOING TO SKIN THAT THERE
SMOKE WAGON OR ARE YOU JUST GONNA
STAND THERE AND BLEED" AFTER HE BITCH slapped him three times. Billy bob Thornton.
Are you gonna do something or just stand there and bleed?
Tombstone in my opinion was one of the best westerns ever made. And to this day I will always believe Val Kilmer should have won best supporting actor at the Academy Awards for playing Doc Holiday.
Gil Davis agreed
I absolutely agree...100%. That was one of the best performances, I've ever seen.
agreed
He clearly got robbed. An amazing performance.
John Malkovich in In the Line of Fire was also great. Schindler's list also had some good roles. I can't remember who won that year.
Hollywood doesn't make great movies anymore. This is one of the best westerns to ever grace the screen.
It's even gone to the next generation and they love it just as much.
They were all great in the film but Val Kilmer was mesmerising in his performance. It was so good that it made Kevin Costner’s very good Wyatt Earp movie seem like it lacked something . Never get tired of watching this and Shawshank. It truly is the magic of the cinema experience.
"Tombstone," and "Shawshank." You hit a nerve there! Two of my favorite movies of all-time. Eminently re-watchable! Thank you!
Likewise…if I’m flipping through the channels and either one of these show up, I’m watching it.
Walt Disney Pictures proudly presents:Tombstone(1993)
The real Wyatt Earp was known to be something of a cold fish personality-wise. As a result Costner likely portrayed a more accurate Earp. But Kurt Russel played a better on-screen Earp.
Even my eldest daughter loves Val Kilmer's role. She used his lines in school so she wouldn't get into trouble for swearing.
Val Kilmer should of "definitely" won an Academy award ! 👍
Wish I had a dollar for everytime I read this statement.
Stephen Lang plays Ike Clanton, and in the same year, he plays General Pickett in Gettysburg. Completely believable and brilliant. One of the most underrated actors anywhere.
100%
Nice Picture 👍🤠
Sam Elliott who played Virgil Earp was also in Gettysburg as General Buford and Buck Taylor who played Creek Johnson played as Colonel Gamble, one of Buford’s cavalry commanders
@@tinaphillips7239 All true! Is it just me, or do we seem to be missing that calibre of actor these days? Maybe I'm just getting up there...
I second that
Val should have had an oscar nomination for that Doc Holiday performance!
Yup...and he probably would've won too
That is something that I have believed since I first saw that movie...he gave an incredible performance. He pretty much made that entire movie.. His portrayal of jim morrison was actually scary, he was so accurate in it.. from his mannerisms, to his voice. And his look. it was shocking how much he looked like jim in that movie.
+Art Vandelay
He got robbed. The best Holliday, ever.
Art Vandelay I agree. But I must tip my hat to Kirk Douglas, Stacy Keach, and Dennis Quaid.
Agree.
It’s one of those special movies where the planets aligned. The actors were perfect, the script was perfect, and they all put their heart and soul into it, and it shows.
One thing that never gets mentioned about Val Kilmer is the good things he does. A special education class took a field trip to the set. He was the first one to interact with them. Kurt Russell after him then rest started after that. None of that was reported to the media.
The chemistry between Kurt Russel and Val Kilmer is great in this movie, I don't know what Doc And Wyatt were really like but I know this movie shows them the way I like to think they were. I have seen this movie over and over again and I never get tired of watching it.
Some of the greatest Moustaches ever assembled on film.
I have a similar mustache but I also have a beard and this movie makes me want to shave my beard off. :)
THE DAYS OF THE BEARD ARE COMING TO AN END MY FRIEND, THE DAY OF THE MOUSTACHE WILL SOON BE UPON US. STEP THROUGH THE DOORWAY AND BE ONE OF THE FIRST.(Before Beckham)
bigearedmouse17 Show me your 'stache.
its one of the few things only a man can do , but have seen a few women with moustaches .LOL
Yeah, in New Bedford Mass. and Bristol,R.I....
“I think Kurt Russell will go down in history as the best Wyatt Earp.”
Little did he know, Val Kilmer stole the show with this Doc Holliday movie.
Did you know Kurt Russell's dad starred on Bonanza as Sheriff Clem? His name was Bing Russell.
@@Pashasmom1 cool! There is a lot of film history with Kurt Russel. Mark in Milwaukee
I understand that Kurt Russell sacrificed considerable personal opportunity in this movie in order to do a lot of the directing. Kilmer has said so and gives Russell full credit. Really good guys. My favorite western movie of all time.
He wasn't wrong
Val credits him with letting him shine giving him the best lines etc. Kurt practically took over directing that movie himself he deserves lots of credit for how great it is.
Val as Doc is the best acting performance in screen history.
This is one of the most iconic movies ever made with THE BEST cast, ever. Everyone of them were absolutely brilliant.
Everyone casted in that movie said val was robbed of his is Oscar
This and The Unforgiven
This is my favorite western of all time. Val Kilmer was unlike anything we had every seen, should have won a ton of awards for his portrayal of Doc. Holiday.
He even looked like the real Doc Holiday if you look at pictures of the real Doc Holiday.
I would love to see this movie brought back to the Theaters for another showing . What a MASTERPIECE.
Yes and with the cut scenes put back in
You can rent out a movie theater. It's not that expensive.
I agree with you plus they need to add some of the deleted scenes to make the story more complete.
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I had seen several Wyatt Earp movies before and after seeing Tombstone, almost 30 years later the movie is still fresh in my mind while the others left little impression. One of my favourite movies!
Kevin Costner tried playing Wyatt Earp but wasn’t good at all Kurt Russell nailed it I mean he even looked like the real Wyatt Earp Kevin Costner is a great actor but he just didn’t fit the role as Wyatt Earp.
@@corygriffiths4394 I think Kevin Costner's Wyatt Earp is a great movie, it just isn't Tombstone!
I read somewhere that the director of Tombstone wept when he found out another Wyatt Earp movie was coming out on the heels of his. But look which one has become a classic.
Kurt Russell as Wyatt and Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday. Is Epic!! The whole cast in this movie were awesome! It's a GREAT western!
This is the greatest movie ever made... it’s like you had 25 main characters and the story revolved around everyone of them.
no
would you believe I have yet to actually see it yet
Movies like the dazed and confused of the westerns.
Every character, so well fleshed out
Val should have won an Oscar but Kurt Russel deserves an Oscar for directing this movie. He did a brilliant job then kept his promise not to reveal the secret until after the death of Cosmatos. Kurt Russel is a man of honor.
YES FINALLY ! Thank You . Mr. Russel deserves far more recognition for his contributions to this endeavor, including cutting some of his own scenes to get the length of the movie to a manageable length .
@@fredmichaels418anyone who’s a fan of this movie knows very well that this was put together with Kurt steering the ship and Comsatos was director in name only. He and Val were setting shots the night before and sending out the call sheets, running lines then shooting.
I’m so sad that Powers is gone (and even the campy over-actor in Paxton) and we will be bidding adieu to many of these fine actors parting this earth soon, and it will be a very sad time. But what’s wonderful is, many of them gave the performance of their lives in this film. Many have said Kilmer was robbed from an Oscar, but dang if anyone was, it really was Fiennes that year, but I will say Val should have been nominated. But I think what ‘robbed’ him was his reputation- he was impossible to work with, had a sense of entitlement about him. The Ghost and the Darkness is a good example of the kind of person he was then, and since his disability I think he’s become a better person. I think Val robbed Val of a nomination.
@CorsetGrace- wow thanks for sharing that piece of news of Kurt Russell actually directing the movie ❣ he did an amazing job! 👍🙏🌟
Not only was this the greatest western, its also one of the most great movies ever
My favorite line from any movie. More than, " I'll be back " is Val telling dude, " I'm your Huckleberry " just classic. The delivery was all time great.
Or was it Huckle bearer..do you know the story? A Huckle is the name for a handle on a coffin..to me it makes more sense for the line to be Huckle bearer, as in I'll carry your coffin..I mean what is the meaning of Huckleberry?
@@paulcarter2907agreed
No one mentioned Billy Bob Thotron, "I'm gttin' tired of your gassin'" , he knew that'd be a great movie, he gained 30 pounds for that role, just another great actor of that cast, but Val deserved an Oscar!
Your kiddin' me; that was Billy Bob?!!!!!!
LOL...BILLY BOB AINT NO ACTOR...HOW HE GOT IN THERE ILL NEVER KNOW....
@@cynthiacarter665 no, it was actually his brother, Hugh Bob Thornton
I Wondered why Billy was so heavy if it wasn't for his voice I wouldn't have known it was him
How about a hot Merel Dixon? I didn't know he had he had it in him!! I actually believed his sensitivity!
Hands down, this IS the best Tombstone movie ever made, The cast (ALL) were outstanding!
I just fell in love with this film in 2022. Everyone on the film did so very well and I’m glad we’ll have this movie forever.
Came back to Tombstone after watching Yellowstone 1883 series, like me?
I have a cd of this movie, I love it and watch it a lot!!!
1990s, we had this vhs 📼 on loop until we wore it out. To this day that group can recite any part of that movie. All did a hell of a job, but my goodness...Val Kilmer absolutely killed it.
"Wyatt Earp is my friend"
"Hell, I got lots of friends"
"I don't."
I am you're huckleberry
best line
@@Xavier10165 you're?
@@Xavier10165 HUCKLE BEARER
That one got me.
Michael Biehn as Johnny Ringo has those "killer" eyes man. Excellent cast.
I loved him in The Magnificent 7, this time he was the good guy, dressed in black, rather than Johnny Ringo. Movie 1998, the 1960's one was with yul B. I especially loved the 1998 one.
With these looks alone he could have joined hardrock band Thin Lizzy
Why isn't George P. Cosmatos more famous?
This movie is a masterpiece.
I remember my friends were all going to the movies one night... They told me they wanted to see Tombstone but I had no interest. I never liked westerns.. But I ended up going and absolutely loved it! To this day it's one of my 5 favorite movies of all time. What a masterpiece!
Val kilmer’s doc Holliday is one of the greatest movie characters of all time.
Kurt Russell IS Wyatt Earp, he played that role Better than Any other actor who's played the part! Thanks Kurt, You brought Wyatt back to life!
Yes but he hasn't gone to tombstone for the annual Doc Holidays in August! Val and Dennis and Michael biehn have! Maybe he thinks he's too good.
One of those movies that no matter how many times you watch it you can watch it again ! Great cast , great directing and an epic performance 👏
I had just graduated HS a year before this came out. When the trailer aired on TV for this, there was no way in hell I was going to miss this movie at the theater! Ive probably seen it over a hundred times and can almost quote every line from this movie. It is one of the best westerns from my age genre that I love the best.
This movie deserves to be shown in the theatre every summer!
Amen.
VAL KILMER is going straight method here...The most underrated actor of all time.
Bill Paxton
You are missed....a great actor !!!
I just saw Tombstone for the 1st time last week and I cant stop thinking about it. Absolutely loved it!
Awwww... rest in peace Bill Paxton; frailty is one of my favorite 🎥. And Val! I just found out about him battling throat cancer the other day - I teared 🥺 up... No one will ever top his performance as Doc Holiday, no one! Hang in there Val!
Seeing him in his present condition hurt my heart to the core. Like, why him! I had no clue; it threw me off guard! But he still represents strength & courage, considering... he's smiling, laughing, and making jokes. He tells great stories as well! I hope to meet him someday :)
Powers boothe has also passed. He died in 2017 from pancreatic cancer.
@@cookncrook6902 They're all dying off. Soon will be our turn to go and join them.
@@robertwilliamson6121 As is life my friend
Your flesh returns to dirt, but your soul lives on..until we're judged.
Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Michael Biehn, Powers Boothe, Sam Elliott, Bill Paxton, Charlton Heston. can you find a more amazing cast in western film like this ever?
唐智余 Robert Mitchum was supposed to portray Old Man Clanton, but was injured after being thrown from his horse. He did narrate the beginning and end though. Think if Mitchum had been in the cast?
唐智余 "How the West Was Won"
Yes older westerns had so many more.
Stephen Lang as Ike “Lawdog, we’ll tear u apart.”
“U die first get it, your friends might get me in a rush but not before I make your head into a canoe.”
“No he’s not bluffing...”
“You ain’t as stupid as u look Ike.”
No, they look like they are really from the wild west!
I have watched this several times. The casting, the scenery, the dialogue - this is the finest western movie ever made. Every character behaved as the real characters did, the dust, the atmosphere was all consistent with the time.
Val Kilmer's Best role Ever. It is Truly Legendary.
All it was lacking, was a well Deserved Oscar
I was raised in the 60’s. I saw a lot of westerns. This by far the finest I’ve ever viewed.
Sam Eliot has the coolest voice & the coolest mustache ever.
Agreed 100% brother. I love Westerns. My video collection has Westerns from the 1920's up until the present and I believe Sam Elliott has got to be one of the best movie cowboys ever.
I always did wish he got more credit for the very understated performances he gave. It was so easy to believe he was a cowboy from his looks, to his voice, to the way he moved, it was basically perfect. I like too how he (playing as Virgil) gives that speech about justice and making money off suffering of the people (whether it was genuine or not) was brilliant because of how little that character did and said up to then. Amazing actor and pretty great acting all around. I really can't say I'm a Bill Paxton fan because he just comes off as too goofy, though this role worked in his favor as a sort of a naive and simple guy. Anyway, I'm rambling. Great movie.
Sam Eliot is perhaps one of the most under-rated actors in Hollywood (along with Bruce Dern).
Sam Elliott brings an "authenticity" to an already great project.
I was just thinking of sam Elliot performance in my favorite swayze film,ROAD HOUSE! Elliot gave such a scene stealing presence,when he arrives to Missouri,you know that the best in the business has arrived. The chemistry between Elliot and swayze was like mentor and student with love,I simply adored there character interaction!!
Powers Booth gone too soon , he was really underrated in the industry.
What a name he has
"It's fun to kill bad men". And then he gives that Doc stare. Love it.
Val Kilmer should have won an Oscar for his role as Doc Holiday
Totally agree that Val Kilmer should have got an oscar nomination. I just love this film and never get tired of watching it.
heck yes, awesome performance unequaled
Russel was perfect, Val made the movie!
exceptional cast didnt hurt!
Kilmer was great in this role. Also, to be fair, Dennis Quaid playing Doc Holiday in Wyatt Erp was also great!
I love everything from the love attraction of Wyatt and Josephine to the wonderful character of Doc Holliday. Great realistic dramatic cinema.
Ill never forget My Uncle (RIP) picking me up from school and going to watch this movie. What a great day and cherished memory. Tombstone will always be special thing to me. Not to mention a Great Movie.
This film should've won many awards!
Agreed. I think Unforgiven making a clean sweep the year before really limited the nominations for Tombstone. There had been so many versions of the same subject matter that it didn't get it's recognition until many years later.
I love how val kilmer kinda does the interview in character. so awsome
Not in character... in costume, with his normal voice.
He was using a very Southern accent for almost the entirety of the interview.
@@JP5466 he doesn't exactly speak that way he used the accent he used in the movie when Val does a role he goes in with both feet LOL
is it wrong that Val's interview made me giggle so sexy LOL i love another but i cannot help but fancy this man in this role
they're all in character...i guess once they go there, it's not easy to break free of it while filming
Val Kilmer deserves an Oscar for his brilliant job....
This is a recording
*One of the best ensemble cast ever* .
How dang fun this must of been for all of them.
And they all crushed it!
This film only gets better with time
"I'm your huckleberry"... The greatest, most badass response to a challenge.
"You're so drunk, you can't hit nothing. I bet you're seeing double"
"I've got two guns, one for the each of ya"
The entire Holiday Vs. Ringo scene is the most badass gunfight on film.
I remember seeing this in the movie theater and when it ended it received a standing ovation!
Lucky. I wish I was alive during that time lol
I went to see it four times in the theater.
@@yamahaxs6501 You are so lucky bro
@@lemonyx7109 I keep hoping for a theater to replay it sometime. where I used to live we had a theater that played old movies a lot. it was so cool to see stuff on the big screen.
@@yamahaxs6501 Yeah I hope we get a replay. God Val did so well and it would be awesome to experience it in the theater
Absolutely BRILLIANT!! Hands down my FAVORITE western and one of my all-time favorite movies PERIOD!!
Every once in a long while, a great Western emerges into our presence. This is certainly one of the select few at the top. Every aspect of this film is done to detailed perfection.
Bill Paxton. Vastly underrated and greatly missed.
"Listen now Mr. Kansas law dog. Law don't go around here."
Such good lines by Stephan Lang.
That was my favorite 2 lines of the movie.
@@annetta7793 Yeah I heard you the first time Ike!
👍
“I Don’t take no mouth from no bartenders, neither!”
I’ve read the real life Doc Holliday learned of his illness fairly early in his life. It was written both his mother and step brother died of Tuberculosis and was from whom he contracted it. So after watching his mother suffer and die and knowing the same awaited him it gave him much less fear of death. It definitely affected him.
Best western right along with Lonesome Dove. The characters portrayed by the actors was perfection. Val Kilmer easily the best …….
Val Kilmers portrayal of Doc Holliday in this film was so effective that more than twenty years after I first viewed this film, I am still moved by this character. None has ever stuck in my thoughts before or since. Great job to everyone involved with the making of this film and thank you all so much for all the extended efforts which you all made. The results are profound.
Ditto! Absoluety breath taking acting and scenery!
Yes, I agree
I saw this movie for the first time a few weeks ago and only saw half of it. I was so taken in, it was unbelievable. Best movie of all time . Also definitely Val should have won an oscar. I'm going to rent it on Amazon so I can see all of it !
23 years later and its still one of my all time favorite films
Great movie
The cast was perfect. Rest in peace to those we've lost and thank you for one of my all-time favorite movies .
my son's as well
Noone else could have played these roles BUT these actors. Perfect cast.
Every character was just perfectly cast. R.I.P. Powers Boothe, another long time great character actor.
I hope Val lives longer it's a shame his health has been poor also RIP bill Paxton
And RIP Bill Paxton. I miss you.
Absolutely!
Absolutely about Powers Booth...Absolutely about Michael Biehn...Absolutely about Bill Paxton...
POWERS BOOTH IS GREAT IN DEADWOOD!
RIP Powers Booth and Bill Paxton 😔😔😔😔😔
This was cast perfectly !!!
Yeah it's been written that Doc Holliday cried after he killed the man at the okay Corral
@Jimmy Crackcorn I just realized tonight that that was Powers Boothe and just never realized it so the movie a bunch of times never ever realized it
The Postman yes... unfortunately he passed :( so sad
@Jimmy Crackcorn wow now that's an actor
Sam Elliott's mustache should've gotten an Oscar.
Fabulous film. Fabulous actors, director was amazing. One of the greatest westerns ever.
Of all the many versions of Tombstone or Wyatt Earp this one is my favorite. I can watch it over and over and not tire of it.
There are other versions? Not for me...
I've watched it over 15 times and never tire of it
@GermanCarsRule me too, lol
It's getting bad when you know the entire script line for line. Love this movie!!
good movie yes but it is not historicly correct.as i have a rare copy of wyatts autography he wrotebecause he knew it would never been historicly correctl unless he wrote it himself..wyatt wrote and had a small amount of his biography printed up as the movie indstry was beggining and he was theiir and tried toget them interrested in his life story and could use his biography as a script.also needed money as he had most of it sunk in his biography.but he couldnt get anybody interested in it.so he sold a few and finally threw the rest away.as i have one of the books of his biography and later i saw the movie wyatt earp and it was excatly as wyatts biography everyway.tombstone is nowhere historicly competely correct.as i am from nasville teennessee and in the music bussinnesd .later i got booked in tombstone.also wound up writing song about tombstone and the history of them as the chamber of commerce was raising money to repair them or the state would take them up and throw them away so i partned with chamber wrote song about the history of the boardwalks and chamber partnerd with us and recorded song about history of boardwalks and shot music video on it and sold song on cassette tapes inside chamber of commerce and showed music vidio inside sold and signed music cassettes of song.sold three to kevin coster and autugraphed for him and sons.loved tombstone.also did our show at big nose kates sallon.really liked tombstone.thanks bobby mahan
Dana Delaney is so beautiful! One of my favorite actresses!
Tombstone is one of the best Westerns ever made, to boot!!
Val Kilmer should have definitely won an Oscar for this role, he nailed it, definitely the best on screen Doc ever, nobody gives you a better perspective of Doc Holliday.. This movie was so dam good!!!
Great movie, Great cast. One of the few movies I have seen easily over 20 times and still love watching.
I love how Val Kilmer stays in character even in the making of interviews. Stunning!
In my opinion Tombstone is one of the Best Westerns and movies of all time I am 50 years Young I grew up on westerns tombstone is a really good movie with a lot of really good actors and actresses has a lot of really good authenticity rest in peace Powers Boothe and Bill Paxton✌
I'm 35, gone back and watch some old ones. I agree.
Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday and Heath Ledger as The Joker.
Top two tied above every other. Unforgettable performances.
I guess a measure of how good these actors and everbody did, is in 2021 this movie is talked about all the time. When it stands the test of time then it was spot on. Job well done, thanx for giving us a classic.
Powers Boothe was awesome as Curly Bill. I have to say the whole cast was awesome. From Kurt Russell playing the Best Wyatt Earp ever. Val Kilmer "Am Your Huckleberry" Doc Holiday. Sam Elliot as Virgil Earp, Bill Paxton as Morgan Earp. Stephen Lang as Ike Clanton and Michael Biehn portraying a exceptional Johnny Ringo. Love, Love, Love this Movie. One of the Best Cast ever assembled. This Movie is Great because of all the remarkable Talented Actors.
Agree wholeheartedly one of the all time greatest ensemble casts ever
Don’t forget Powers Boothe as Curly Bill
Don't forget Mr Heston
He was certainly a huge stand out in the film in my opinion as well. Actually, they’re we’re a lot of prolific performances in this movie but like you, I really liked Powers Booth’s portrayal. He made the character unforgettable. No small feat when you consider all the heavy hitters in the film.
It's hard to remember to give the Director any credit..HaHa
One of the best western movies I’ve ever watched and in my opinion Val Kilmer was absolutely brilliant as Doc Holliday and only Hollywood bureaucracy prevented him from being awarded a well deserved Oscar for his performance.
Simply the best movie ever made about this story. Oscar should've been giving the Val kilmer for his performance in this movie. It is perfectly cast. Perfectly filmed. And the story is told historically correct. What more could you ask for in any movie?
One of my personal top ten movies and one I will never ever tire of watching.
The cast was so good.....rarely do you find a cast this good.
Another movie that had all great cast was A Few Good Men
val's even in character during the interviews.
Fam. Leon he doesn't break character until after the commentary
I thought they all were?
"I have two guns, one for each of ya." My FAVORITE line from this movie. Every actor was fabulous!
Just watched this movie for the first time this weekend. One of my new all time favorite movies. The acting is brilliant.
I’ve seen it about a thousand times since I was a kid and it never gets old. Love it!