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Wyatt Earp agrees to become marshal and establish order in Tombstone in this very romanticized version of the gunfight at the O.K. Corral.
Randolph Scott
Wyatt Earp
Nancy Kelly
Sarah Allen
Cesar Romero
John 'Doc' Halliday
Binnie Barnes
Jerry
John Carradine
Ben Carter
Edward Norris
Dan Blackmore
Eddie Foy Jr.
Eddie Foy
Ward Bond
Town Marshal
Lon Chaney Jr.
Pringle
Chris-Pin Martin
Pete
Joe Sawyer
Curley Bill
Dell Henderson
Dave Hall
Harry Hayden
Mayor Henderson
Ventura Ybarra
Pablo
Charles Stevens
Indian Charlie
Richard Alexander
Curly Bill's Henchman
Arthur Aylesworth
Card Player
Hank Bell
Townsman with Large Mustache
Ed Brady
Gambler
Margaret Brayton
Mother
Harlan Briggs
Editor
John Butler
Harassed Man
Henry Clive
Gambler
Heinie Conklin
Drunk
Tex Cooper
Barfly
Richard Cramer
Bella Union Bartender
Jimmie Dundee
Bully
Dick Elliott
Drunk
Fern Emmett
Hotel Maid
Al Ferguson
Gambler
Si Jenks
Prospector
Cy Kendall
Winning Card Player
Ethan Laidlaw
Tough
Hank Mann
Drunk
James Pier Mason
Townsman
Philo McCullough
Tough
George Melford
Pat O'Malley
Bar Patron
Post Park
Bill
William Pawley
Buck Newton
Gloria Roy
Dance Hall Girl
Jack C. Smith
Jack Stoney
Drunk
Ferris Taylor
Doctor
Tom Tyler
Buck Newton
Blackie Whiteford
Pringle's Henchman
Harry Woods
Curly Bill's Henchman
Don Hamilton
Jack Kenny
Barfly
Jimmy Aubrey
Robert Milasch
Director
Allan Dwan
Book
Stuart N. Lake
Screenplay
Sam Hellman
June 22, 2022
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Randolph Scott and Cesar Romero make a decent fist of this early depiction of the Wyatt Earp & Doc Holliday story. The former arrives in the aptly named town of Tombstone just as a local saloon is being shot up, and the population are cowering outside. At their behest, he borrows a gun and in he goes - shortly to emerge dragging the gunman by his heels across the street. Next thing he is the new town marshal and aided by his medical pal, law and order start to arrive in the town. Doc has a bit of a love affair with the bottle, and when one night he starts shooting randomly, his friend must intervene - and that tests their friendship, and forces both men to look at themselves with fresh eyes. The dialogue is a bit stilted, but there is a strong supporting cast - John Carradine, Binnie Barnes and Ward Bond to help it along nicely. It's short, sweet and though produced to a pretty basic level, it still manages to hold the interest until the infamous gunfight at the OK Corral at the end. It's been remade once or twice since, but this version is still a watchable interpretation of a solid story about good v evil, friendship, loyalty and revenge!
Status:
Released
Original Language:
English
Budget:
$0.00
Revenue:
$0.00