WYATT EARP RETURN TO TOMBSTONE! Movie! Free Western! HD COLOR! O'Brian! Boxleitner! Kove! Hopkins!
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- O.K. Corral Shootout! WYATT EARP: RETURN TO TOMBSTONE marked Hugh O’Brian’s return to his most memorable role, Marshal Wyatt Earp. The movie was an instant smash in its premiere on CBS in 1994 and became one of the most requested movies among film buffs and western movie and TV fans. By taking scenes from the classic black and white ABC-TV series, “The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp” (1955-61), the producers created flashbacks for an all-new story set in 1914 and shot entirely in Tombstone. It was the first, and still only, Wyatt Earp movie actually shot on location on the actual locations. The new footage and the old footage, combined, were then colorized. A new music score was added, and a cast loaded with familiar faces and western icons were hired to complete the unique Featurization process. Special appearances included Bruce Boxleitner, Harry Carey, Jr., Bo Hopkins, Alex Hyde-White, Martin Kove, Don Meredith and even Paul Brinegar from the original Wyatt Earp TV series. To top it off, country music legend Johnny Cash was hired to sing verses of the famous theme song rearranged by Dana Walden, who also scored the movie, to link the new and old footage.
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I'm 81 today and when I was a schoolboy I loved watching the Tombstone TV series with Hugh O'Brien in the '50s.....Back then it was in B&W, in rather small TV sets with no remote control...even so it was like being in a movie theater for us watching this at home !
I loved so much this movie that I'm downloading it to make sure i can keep it safe.
Glad you enjoyed it. Keep chasing those rainbows!
Hugh O Brien was the THE actor to portray Wyatt Earp,any other actor and it wouldn't be the same.
They picked the best to play Wyatt Earp. He seemed like a good man...Hugh O'Brien.
Kevin Costner, Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer notwithstanding, Hugh O'Brien is Wyatt Earp; it's a shame another movie wasn't made but this one was great it's going into my faves.
Rob, A wonderful movie with the return of Hugh O'Brien the best Wyatt Earp ever.
I met Hugh at a Broadway play in NYC where he had brought his boys youth group. What a kind man!
I'm 70 years old now and when I was a kid I watched Wyatt Earp I was just thrilled of what you put together here it was the most exciting time I've had in years thank you so very much it's a shame you couldn't have been watered two more of these it was just genius the way you put this together thank you so much I'm just thrilled to be able to watch this thank you so much.
Thanks, Les. Glad you enjoyed our effort. It was fun to make!
I always thought that Hugh Obrian was a little overdressed in his portrayal of Wyatt Earp, but that is a minor point. Wyatt Earp was a man's man and so was ex-Marine drill sergeant Hugh O'Brian, also a man's man. Well suited to role and very convincing in the part. He had the necessary gravitas in spades.
He was a historian and studied Erpp in depth. 😇
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IMO I think Hugh O’Brian looked excellent as Wyatt Earp. He dressed the part.
Love this show at 75 it brings back a lot of great memories ❤
Nice to see the resurrection of “The Wayback Machine “.
The nostalgia is almost overwhelming. How the time goes by and how things have changed. This was amazing. Thank you.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!
To say that I've been hoping for years that this movie would show up on TH-cam is the understatement of the last five years. To say that I'm a HUGE fan of Word on Westerns is the understatement of the decade!!!!!!!! I had the honor of speaking with Hugh O' Brian over the phone several years before he passed, and I think that while playing the character of Wyatt Earp, Hugh also played himself, much as John Wayne and Jim Arness did. All three of those men played Western characters that have become icons to those of us who love them, and it doesn't hurt to believe that all three men had a bit of their characters in them, too. THANK YOU from a 59-year old that has never quite grown up!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, Walton. You don't need to grow up. Look at me!
Hugh was terrific as Earp. Quite a collection of character actors. You even got "Dandy" Don Meredith. Wow.
Rob this was very good, nice line of actors. Wish some of these actors where hear today to make some good Westerns. Thanks
I only just started watching Hugh or brian because I like history and wyatt earp lol. Dammm, this man is a legend; what a career. Never new he was in so many films. Hugh was the one of the best to play wyatt earp, watching him remind me when I was a kid at my grandparents' house and my grandad watching Hugh o brian. Memories! Legend
Wayatt was born in 1848, so he would have been 66 in the year 1914. O'Brian, apart from being my favorite television Wayatt is the perfect choice for this story.
Thanks, Laurence. We thought so, too.
I am sure many dramatic licenses were stretched in the production of this movie. I for one enjoyed the drama and appreciate the effort expended.
Thanks for making this movie 🎬
Thanks, George. Lots of love and fun was generated by all of us.
This is the West sir When the legend becomes fact, print the legend. ~ Maxwell Scott
Watched Wyatt Earp as a kid and again recently every episode on Amazon Prime. Enjoyed every one. Sad it was cancelled. This movie was a welcome 'return' to Tombstone for me too. Great! 😊
Glad you enjoyed it, Robert. Thanks.
Rob I'm 66 years old used to watch this show with my grandmother back in the day this show you put together is a pure case of nostalgia for me thank you keep up the good work Frank from montana...........
Thanks, Frank.
@@AWordonWesterns I tell others about your terrific program. Keep on keepin' on, Rob ! Thankyou 😊
WORD" WORD? ,Yes to the wise, just as they were, you are, a legend and a hero, those days gone by are still here because of people like you us thank you so much Pardner.🤠
Thank you, pard. I'm gonna get a 2nd scoop of ice cream now!
@@AWordonWesterns I reckon I been liking cherry cordial lately pard' even if it was black and white it would still be awesome to me they say we dream in black and white maybe that's why I like all the old black and white shows I'm not sure it's your job to know the seamless part I never knew that but why would sounds like I need subject though, in color is awesome too! I'm here again because this is something that you can watch over and over that's how good it is and I want to thank you again ,I need to go back and like And subscribe, partner" when they say these are timeless they really are there's more to them that I can say' but it finds their way to my heart;
If Wyatt was my man, I would be cheering him on!! Love a strong man! Brings security to me
@barbaraevin2537 That's what Wyatt was all about enforcing the Law so innocent people would not be caught in the cross fire, so many people get him wrong, he was not a Saint but if you disobyed the Law, you had Wyatt to deal with, as you said, security.
Barbara,
I hope you find your Wyatt.
A huge Thank You to Rob Word!
You have brought great joy to us fans!
Cannot thank you enough!
Rob, thank you is not enough. Where would our history of Westerns be without your dedication? Still, thank you sir.
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A great merging of the old and the new! Hugh O’Brian was a class act!
He is my father, ı love him
Love this 100%. Love these old westerns.
Man, its just to bad that Wyatt Earp didn't live to see his dream come true about his life. Loved Huge O'Briens portrayal of Wyatt. 1879 What a ruff time to be livin.
I love this episode
Wyatt's Love Affair
Wyatt kick butt.
I love action!!!
This was one western use to watch with my Nanu, then continued to watch along with all the other good westerns.
Way to go Rob Thank You.
BRAVO !!!!
I don't know how I missed this wonderful movie but just watched it. So wonderful. Thank you Word on Westerns
Thanks, sherri. Glad you enjoyed it. We sure had a blast making it!!
A remarkable retrospective not only of Wyatt Earp, the legendary lawman of the West, but of Hugh O'Brian's popular TV series of the later 1950's and earlier 1960's made by the avid Western lover and dedicated Western producer, Rob Word. The taut scenes, acting and dialogues go to make the retrospective of the events leading upto the famous gunfight at the OK Corral both serious and largely realistic. The courage and dedicationof lawmen like Wyatt Earp to law has tamed the wild West of the 19th century making it liveable for the peace-loving people of the West. Hugh O'Brian's acting has conveyed this aspect of Wyatt Earp's persona rather well. Hats off to Rob Word, Hugh O'Brian, the Directors Fran McDonald and Paul Landres and the screenplay script-writer.
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My goodness. I couldn't drag myself away from this program. How the heck did they colourise a film such as this? So well done. I haven't enjoyed a show like this is quite some time. Very clever to mix the reminiscent Wyatt Earp.
Thanks, Sammy.
I LOVED this show! I grew up watching Hugh O'Brien, as Wyatt. Thank you, Rob. I didn't care for Costner's movie. Tombstone with Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer was the best. Kilmer was the very best Doc.
Thanks, kathy. Glad you enjoyed it. We all had fun making it happen.
*EXCELLENT COMPILATION of Time-Travel!!! I loved Hugh O"Brian!!!* ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎💯
Glad you enjoyed it
I appreciate you for the movie
Wyatt Earp I love the movie I
Watch over and over again many times .
Thank you for sharing an excellent movie.
Thank you too, Jampa. Glad you enjoyed it.
Very good movie thankyou.
THANK YOU.
If only they had given you the green light on the women of Wyatt Earp.
Amazing how much they actually got right about the shootout.
I'm not surprised at all. Since the whole series was based on Stuart Lake's book and Lake was a consultant on the series, the portrayal of the shootout was pretty close to what was in the Lake book, which itself was a close approximation (clouded by personal recollection and incomplete research, at least compared with more recent efforts) of what happened.
Great movie Mr. Word...I love tombstone! That's where I got my cowboy boots!
I got a nice straw in Tombstone, too, JJ. It's hot there!
Great movie thank you for sharing..
That's was awesome of wyatt earp.
This film was more fun than Mel Gibson's Maverick. Playing it straight and bringing back so many familiar faces for another highly entertaining crack at the genre without lampooning it.
Absolutely Hugh was great in westerns especially as Wyatt Earp
Excellent compilation and tribute to a great series.
Thank you very much!
Fabulous job with a great idea, Rob. Hugh O'Brien: what a presence!
Thanks, Darryl.
Loved the originl series w/Hugh Obrien. Favorite characters wre ShotgunGibbbs,Old Man Clanton,EmmaClanton, Doc Fabriq, and Mr. Kelly.
This was easily a better movie on Wyatt Earp than the Randolph Scott version.
Awesome
My god! Even Dandy Don Meredith. Great movie. Thanks.
Definitely, thanks
You bet!
I loved this series. Thank you for doing this tribute.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Man the memories this show brings back! Wish I was further back when Hugh was on air originally. 👍👏
Only reason the Costner film flopped, was because Costner was in it, and not many people liked his politics. Darn sad thing it is, because historically, it was pretty spot on, and all the actors in it were fantastic. 😯
Thank you Rob, everytime I see a video of yours you bring back childhood memories from the fifties and sixties. I can tell you I grew up fast when I was actually shot by accident when I was thirteen, you don't go back to normal with a sling on ur arm. I still love the time frame but know the reality of the violence of that time . Be blessed
Good movie
Excellent I didn't think it would be so good I've seen every whyatt earp movie and documentary Although it wasn't entirely historical true it was still a great movie especially the o k corral Exellent movie
Glad you enjoyed it, Derek. Thanks
Rob you did a great job on this picture. So sorry that CBS didn't go forward with the women of Wyatt Earp. That could have been an amazing show. Thanks again for all you do to keep the Western genre alive for a new generation of viewers as well as us old folks.
Thanks, DP. Wish we could have done more, too!
Hugh seemed quite dedicated to the legend of Wyatt Earp. I have always love his portrayal of Marshal Earp. We visited Tombstone in the early ‘80s and I took a couple of rolls of film there (yeah, the real film of last century). Later we were hiking around Ft. Bowie and I lost the rolls of film that I was carrying in the camera strap. I’ve kicked myself for losing such valuable photos. Thank you so much for this, Rob. Take care, amigo.
Sorry you lost those photos, Mamba.
@@AWordonWesterns Thank you, Rob. I do have my oh so very heavy Crystal Palace glass, and copy of the “Tombstone Epitaph” covering the famous gunfight. Thank you for all you do for us diehard western fans
yes cuz Tombstone is not same as it was in the 80’s But you got great souvenirs!!
Beautiful filming !
Thanks Rob to bring good westerns to us.
Pure nostalgic.Thanks
The Hugh O'Brian TV series did more to cement Wyatt Earp as a heroic figure than anything else. The prior movies had usually used the Stuart N Lake book Frontier Marshal book as source material as did this TV series. It was typical of it's period in that the good were solid honorable men and the bad were dishonorable, evil, and possibly cowardly bad men. Such was and is the power of this television show that the Earp's will always be remembered as such. The movies Tombstone and Wyatt Earp were based on more realistic and humanistic portrayals of the Earp's. No one is all good or all bad, but these great portrayals from the movies just showed that there was a few warts on Wyatt. Hugh O'Brian's portrayal is still the default despite the many inaccuracies.
It always surprises me that factor's that will get a production made. Often have little to do with how it will be received or cost.to produce. It really is a surprise that good shows actually air. The talent that created the now considered great classics often just barely were able to get the production green lit, and then distributed. This was an enjoyable watch Rob.
Thanks, Jim. Have you ever read Lake's book? Like you said, it's probably got lots of inaccuracies but...they printed it and created a legend.
Rob, thank you so much for this rare treat. I had forgotten how well written some of the Earp episodes were, despite the various historical distortions. Your colorization also worked well in this worthy sequel of a film. Riveting Western entertainment. Many thanks!
Thanks, Arline. Glad you enjoyed it.
Did
Love the O.K. CORRAL SERIES
They just don't make them like they used to. Ride on Wyatt Earp!!
THANKS ROB!!! we Appreciate this So Much, You're the Best!!! Wishing you Many More Years of Making People Happy!
Thank you, Thomas.
In 2005 I was at the Prescott frontier days Rodeo and I walked by this guy and he says is that your girlfriend and I go yeah I'll go get her and I went and got her and she came back and we got 2 autographs from Hugh O'Brian met him got to hear some stories he was very nice and it was really awesome to talk to him. My grandmother's heart throb. 1962
Thanks, Rick. Your Grandmother wasn't the only one! It was exciting for us to work with him in Tombstone. Hugh was a true Hollywood star.
I watch an episode every morning with my coffee and breakfast. The Life and legend of Wyatt Earp.. Thank you for posting this. seeing it in color was awesome..
Glad you enjoyed it!
This movie was such an awesome idea, this really took me back... thank you
Glad you enjoyed it, Warren. Thanks.
Love the fighting scene in Wyatt's Love Affair
He kick ___!
I really enjoyed this , well done!
I always loved cowboy movies . it's very interesting to learn about them.
Thanks, Jampa.
Great job with blending the old with the new. I enjoyed your presentation very much.
I'm an Edleman
Love Harry Carey, Jr! (He played in "Tombstone" too.)
🔹Doc was a Dentist, a DDS not a MD, but it works for the story and even the Movie has great History.
Yep. Thanks, Beth
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Lloyd Corrigan was such a great Character Actor, so many great old Westerns, always cracked me up. He played in "The Last Outpost" with Ronald Reagan. Actually one of Reagan's best. A role that wasn't so overly righteous.
Continue to enjoy your movies
Best Thoughts and Wellbeing,
.Beth
Tennessee, USA
Rob you have done some fantastic things in your life.
Thanks.
Thanks, Gary. And...it ain't over yet!
thanks rob
Lloyd Corrigan!
Great idea and great job putting it together. It’s funny about CBS execs.
Both movies are now huge 20 + years later.
Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it, Roger. Sure wish we had been able to do more. Thanks.
The actor playing Doc Holiday could be a ventriloquist!
wow a great movie.
Thanks, Michael. We sure had a blast making it.
Awesome. Thank you!
You're welcome!
Only flaw I saw in this was that they mixed some of the Wichita and Dodge City episodes and told them like they took place in Tombstone. But that is a relatively minor flaw. Overall, though, it was a fun movie! Loved the idea of Wyatt going back to Tombstone years later and reminiscing!
Besides being a great actor...few people know that Hugh O'Brian inspired hundreds of thousands of high school students in leadership roles with his HOBY (Hugh O'Brian Youth) program. He was inspired after a meeting in Africa in the 1950's with Dr. Albert Schweitzer, the 1952 Nobel Peace Prize winner. O'Brian was determined to do something positive for young people after his 9-day visit. So began HOBY. It started with just 26 student ambassadors in 1958 and now has eclipsed the half-million mark in 7,200 high schools! O'Brian died in 2016. No other Hollywood actor has ever accomplished as much for youth!
Thanks, Paul. Hugh devoted his life to HOBY and helping youth. He left an amazing legacy.
Magnífico. Amei. Gratidão.
this video is veryspacial smart brilliant spacial old actor and crowd where perfect famous actors best of best.thanks
Loved it when he just laid the gun up side their head.
I said it once and I'll say it again. You don't beat the original.
That was great fun, thanks for bringing it back for us 50 ++ to see again:}.
You bet, Slowhand. Thanks.
What a pleasure to watch this! Hugh will always be who I think of when I hear the name Wyatt Earp. I discovered the show about six years ago and I have been watching on one channel or another ever since. Five nights a week even now I watch Hugh as Wyatt. I loved Douglas Frowley as his Doc Holliday, he was great and so funny. And Mason Dinehart as his Bat Masterson was also very good. I know he quit acting to become a business man but did he ever do any interviews about his acting career that you know of? Thanks for posting this!
Thanks, olivia. I've never seen any video of Mason Dinehart but I'm sure it would be of interest.
Hello from Australia Rob. A great Life & Legend of Wyatt Earp fan here. I have the entire series of the above which I purchased in 2020, and since then; I have watched the entire series at least Fifteen times over the pas 2 years. I cannot get enough of this story, and I look at every historical programme of this great man. I recently watched an episode of HISTORY HUNTERS which depicted the Crematorium (Pearce Brothers I think) in Los Angeles where Wyatt and his Common Law Wife were cremated. I have followed Bob Boze BELL'S historical recollections of the Earps, and just today; I found your OUTSTANDING programme that has been colourised. WOW WOW WOW! Thank you so much mate. A Brilliant weaving of fact and fiction.
Thanks great movie. M
Thanks, Michael. Glad you enjoyed it. We sure had fun making it.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for putting this on TH-cam. I have been wanting to watch this for a long time but it wasn’t available anywhere. I really enjoy your videos!
Glad you enjoyed it, Maureen. Thanks.
Thanks for great movie!
you bet, doug. Thanks.
Thanks for another great movie 👍👍👍
Yes, this has nothing to do with Clint Eastwood, but he is one of the few, who can update, some of his older movies, because he was also the director, to go back and add himself at his current age, so that each movie he wants is updated by himself, also starring himself, playing the same part, but looking back in retrospect on the "history" of the event. The return of the star, remembering the action, as he looks back into time.
Much like you did it with this movie and the television series.
That would be awesome, Frank. With Clint's old friend Doug McClure as an Executive Producer, CBS agreed to let me do a RAWHIDE Featurization. It would be similar in format as our WYATT EARP, RETURN TO TOMBSTONE with guest stars interspersed throughout the movie, using clips from the RAWHIDE series as flashbacks. The only catch was...Clint had to agree to appear in it. CBS approved $1,000,000 overage for Clint's participation. With an outline for the story, which was crafted to use Clint for only one day, Doug offered that 1-Day fee to Clint. Sadly, for all of us, he turned it down. I understand why, but it sure would have been fun and still be a very watchable film experience today.
This is good. I had never seen it before. I had seen some of the original TV series ( we got a TV when I was five years old about half way through the six year run). I was young enough that it didn't leave many lasting detailed memories. I've seen the Kurt Russel Tombstone movie many times, but I've never watched the Kevin Costner movie all the way through. I've watched a couple of the older movie treatments recently, so I suppose I should watch Costner.
This one, with its blending of old and new footage works very well.
Thanks, richard. Glad you enjoyed it. I think you'll find lots to appreciate in the Kevin Costner version, too.
Hugh O' Brian was THE ultimate Wyatt Earp,no offense meant others that have played the part. The original series would not have been the same or as successful had another actor played Earp.
I think Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer were the best cast actors for Wyatt and Doc, in "Tombstone", but there's been a variety of likeable over the years.
@@bethbartlett5692 for an updated change in roles I thought this pairing wS the best.👍🎸🇺🇸
I really enjoyed it, Mr Word! Thank you for sharing...
Glad you enjoyed it
Good reviews of the TV series of Wyatt Earp
The original episode took some liberties, of course, but overall I was surprised how accurate the depiction of the fight and the events leading up to it were depicted according to what was believed at the time and even what is known now.
Hugh's challenge to a " shootout" was cut short by the response of Audie Murphy. Sounds interesting, let's use live ammunition.Audie Murphy was a real hero .The most decorated soldier of the second World War, and received honors from Belgium and France.
Thank you from an old guy
You're welcome, Mike, from another one.