Summary
Legendary marshal Wyatt Earp, now a weary gunfighter, joins his brothers Morgan and Virgil to pursue their collective fortune in the thriving mining town of Tombstone. But Earp is forced to don a badge again and get help from his notorious pal Doc Holliday when a gang of renegade brigands and rustlers begins terrorizing the town.
Cast
Kurt Russell
Wyatt Earp
Val Kilmer
Doc Holliday
Sam Elliott
Virgil Earp
Bill Paxton
Morgan Earp
Powers Boothe
Curly Bill Brocius
Michael Biehn
Johnny Ringo
Charlton Heston
Henry Hooker
Jason Priestley
Billy Breckinridge
Jon Tenney
Behan
Stephen Lang
Ike Clanton
Thomas Haden Church
Billy Clanton
Dana Delany
Josephine Marcus
Paula Malcomson
Allie Earp
Lisa Collins
Louisa Earp
Dana Wheeler-Nicholson
Mattie Earp
Joanna Pacula
Kate
Michael Rooker
Sherman McMasters
Harry Carey, Jr.
Marshal Fred White
Billy Bob Thornton
Johnny Tyler
Tomas Arana
Frank Stillwell
Pat Brady
Milt Joyce
Paul Ben-Victor
Florentino
John Philbin
Tom Mclaury
Robert John Burke
Frank McLaury
Billy Zane
Mr. Fabian
Wyatt Earp
Billy Claiborne
John Corbett
Barnes
Bo Greigh
Wes Fuller
Forrie J. Smith
Pony Deal
Peter Sherayko
Texas Jack Vermillion
Buck Taylor
Turkey Creek Jack Johnson
Terry O'Quinn
Mayor John Clum
Charles Schneider
Professor Gillman
Gary Clarke
Crawley Dake
Billy Joe Patton
Deputy
Frank Stallone Jr.
Ed Bailey
Bobby Joe McFadden
1st Gambler
Pedro Armendáriz Jr.
Priest
Grant Wheeler
Drunk
Stephen C. Foster
Hank Swilling
Grant James
Dr. Goodfellow
Don Collier
High Roller
Cecil Hoffman
Lucinda Hobbs
Christopher Mitchum
Ranch Hand
Sanford Gibbons
Father Feeney
Shane McCabe
Audience Member
Robert Mitchum
Narrator (voice)
Michelle Beauchamp
Mexican Bride (uncredited)
Nikki Pelley
Emigrant Mother (uncredited)
Cynthia Shope
Dancer (uncredited)
J. Nathan Simmons
Townsman (uncredited)
Thadd Turner
Townsman (uncredited)
Michael Wise
Emigrant (uncredited)
Clark Andreas Ray
Cowboy
Crew
Director
George P. Cosmatos
Screenplay
Kevin Jarre
Reviews
topkek327
September 30, 2016
Hollywood once again retells the story of the legendary lawman, this time in the guise of Kurt Russell. Add Val Kilmer, Sam Neill, and Bill Paxton into the mix and what you get doesn't exactly scream "A list" but what you do have is an ensemble cast that gels particularly well; this is one of those films that manages to be more than the sum of its parts. The bond of brotherhood and friendship between the Earps and Doc Holliday feels genuine and Kilmer clearly relishes the scene stealing part of sickly gentleman adrenaline junkie Holliday. Powers Booth and Michael Biehn also make charismatic villains, the scenes between Biehn and Kilmer being particularly sharp and the Peckinpah shoot outs extremely well staged. In fact the shoot out at the OK corral is one of the best versions yet filmed. It does occasionally slip into melodrama (Morgan's death being the prime example) and the climax is a little montage happy and feels a little rushed as a result, but it's a great slice of old school popular entertainment that's a lot more engaging than Kevin Costner's pompous yawn-fest released the same year.
Media
Status:
Released
Original Language:
English
Budget:
$25,000,000.00
Revenue:
$56,500,000.00
