Ed Bailey's Death

If I thought you weren't my friend, I just don't think I could bear it. (49 K) There. Now we can be friends again. (31 K) I calculate that's the end of this town. (29 K) My sweet soft Hungarian devil. (34 K) Well. Good evening then. (30 K)

• Why Johnny Tyler! Madcap. Doc? Where ya goin' with that shotgun? (69 K)
• How the hell are you? Wyatt, I am rolling. (40 K)
• Sheriff, have you met Doc Holliday? Piss on you Wyatt. (51 K)
• Forgive me if I don't shake hands. (20 K)
• Oh, Johnny, I apologize. I forgot you were there. You may go now. (61 K)
• Very cosmopolitan. (14 K)
• Is your soul for sale dear? ( 16 K)
• I stand corrected, Wyatt. You're an oak. (34 K)
• And you, music lover, you're next. Huh. It's the drunk piano player. You're so drunk, you can't hit nothin'. In fact, you're probably seein' double. I have two guns, [click click] one for each o' ya. (216 K)
• I will not be pawed out. Thank you very much. (32 K)
• Nonsense. I have not yet begun to defile myself. (47 K)
• Ooops. (7 K)
• Why Ike, whatever do you mean? (29 K)
• Maybe poker is just not your game Ike. I know. Let's have a spelling contest. (96 K)
• Come darlin'. Let's seek our entertainment elsewhere. (38 K)
• It appears we must redefine the nature of our association. (61 K)
• True, you are a good woman. Then again, you may be the antichrist. (83 K)
• That is a hell of a thing for you to say to me. (26 K)
• I got you now, you son of a bitch. You're a daisy if you do. (46 K)
• You're a daisy if you do. (18 K)
• And so she walked out of our lives forever. (29 K)
• I'm your huckleberry. (11 K)
• That's just my game. (13 K)
• Gentlemen. (4 K)
• Down by the creek, walking on water. (35 K)
• Wyatt Earp is my friend. Hell, I got lots of friends. I don't. (87 K)
• Nobody move. Nonsense. By all means, move. (46 K)
• I'll be damned. This is funny. (77 K)

  The End of Johnny Ringo

  Well! I didn't think you had it in ya. I'm your huckleberry. (77 K) Why Johnny Ringo, you look like somebody just walked over your grave. (68K) I was just foolin' about. I wasn't. And this time, it's legal. (124 K) I beg to differ sir. (11 K) Say when. (10 K) Come on. Come on! Aww Johnny. Come on! You're no daisy. You're no daisy at all. (156 K) I'm afraid the strain was more than he could bear. (36 K) My hypocrisy goes only so far. (24 K) Oh, I wasn't quite as sick as I made out. (35 K) Indeed sir. The last charge of Wyatt Earp and his immortals. (47 K)

Wyatt and Johnny Tyler

Just want to let you know you're sittin' in my chair. (22 K) Is that a fact? That's a fact. (60 K) Damn right you're scared. I can see that in your eyes. (44 K) You gonna do something or just stand there and bleed? (29 K)

• I swear to God, law dog, you don't step aside we'll tear you apart. You die first, get it? Your friends may get me in a rush but not before I make your head into a canoe. You understand me? (146 K)
• Nope, he ain't bluffin'. You're not as stupid as you look Ike. (58 K)
• Watch where you're going, you stupid bastard. Easy kid. I'm sorry. I ain't easy, and I ain't your kid. You take sorry and shove it up your ass. (102 K)
• Just the same though, I guess maybe you better swear me in. (63 K)
• Oh my God. (17 K)
• I don't think I'll let you arrest us today Behan. (28 K)
• Sober up. Come on boys. (13 K)
• All aboard! Hey Mattie! Where's Wyatt? Right behind you Stillwell! (58 K)
• You tell 'em I'm comin' and hell's comin' with me, you hear? Hell's coming with me! (72 K)
• Thanks for always being there Doc. (15 K)

• That's not what he said, you ignorant wretch. Your Spanish is worse than your English. (59K)
• I want your blood, and I want your souls. And I want 'em both right now. (92 K)
• You wretched slugs! (17 K)
• Don't any of you have the guts to play for blood?! (24 K)
• All right lunger. You go to hell. I'll put you out of your misery. Say when. (80 K)
• You smell that Bill? Smells like someone died. Jesus Johnny. (103 K)

Virgil Earp:

• Damn. This is like a bad dream. (17 K)
• Damn right I'll risk it. They're breakin' the law. (24 K)

Curly Bill:

• You go to hell. You first. (37 K)
• Prettiest man I ever saw. (22 K)
• Now what in the hell is this? (20 K)
• Shut up Ike. (13 K)
• I tell you boys even I'm wondering what's gonna happen once Ringo runs this outfit. God have mercy! (48 K)
• Well, bye. (44 K)

Big Nose Kate:

• That's right. Doc can go day and night and then some. That's my loving man. Have another one my loving man. (110 K)

Ike Clanton:

• Listen now Mr. Kansas law dog, law don't go around here. Savvy? (57 K)
• Hey. Lovin' man. You've been called. (47 K)
• Well I hope you die. (13 K)

Josephine Earp:

• Singing Red River Valley. (245 K)

John Behan:

• Name's John Behan. Cochise County sheriff. (29 K)
• Well. As you can see, never a dull moment. (45 K)
• All right! All of you are under arrest. (57 K)

The Narrator:

• The power of the cowboy gang was broken forever. Ike Clanton was shot and killed two years later during an attempted robbery. Mattie died of a drug overdose shortly after she left Tombstone. Virgil and Allie Earp moved to California where Virgil, despite the use of one arm, became a town sheriff. Wyatt and Josephine embarked on a series of adventures. Up or down, thin or flush, in forty-seven years they never left each other's side. Wyatt Earp died in Los Angeles in 1929. Among the pallbearers at his funeral were early western movie stars William S. Hart and Tom Mix. Tom Mix wept. (448 K)

The OK Corral:

• The OK Corral gunfight including all of the shots fired.

Here are a few scenes that didn't make it to the theaters. I have included the entire conversations of these cut scenes in order to give more insight to the characters of Tombstone.

• This scene takes place after the murder of Morgan Earp. A drunken Doc Holliday sits alone in his room and recites this poem. (388 K)
• Just before Doc joins Wyatt at the train track, where Wyatt shoots Frank Stillwell, Doc tells Kate that he is leaving her. This is the entire conversation between Doc and Kate. (536K)
• While staying at Henry Hooker's ranch, McMasters is told that Ringo wants to speak to him. McMasters goes to see Ringo, and this scene helps explain how McMasters dies. (648 K)
• George Cosmatos talks about Val Kilmer and his wink. (76 K)

AS OF 9/07/97 Ringo's death, the Johnny Tyler scene, and the Doc/Ringo twirling scene have been fixed and can now be viewed. The rest will be up again shortly. These are a few of my favorite scenes from the movie. These clips are quite large, but I believe that any fan of Tombstone will enjoy them. Please be patient while they download. Note that you must have quicktime installed to view these movs.

Death of Ringo--(.84 m)--The final showdown between Doc and Ringo.

Johnny Tyler--(448 K )--This scene takes place after Wyatt has slapped Tyler. The clip includes Tyler walking down the street with a shotgun. Doc spots him and gains Wyatt's attention. Wyatt and Doc converse while Johnny stands beside them. Doc turns towards Tyler and says," Oh, Johnny, I apologize. I forgot you were there. You may go now."

Music Lover--(1.5 m)--This scene includes the confrontation between Billy Clanton and Doc in the streets of Tombstone. It takes place after Wyatt has hit Curly Bill with his gun for shooting Fred White. Billy states that Doc is so drunk he is probably seeing double. Doc replies, "I have two guns. One for the each of you."

Doc playing poker--(1.6 m)--Scene of Doc playing poker with Ed Bailey. Doc saying, "Five hundred...must be a peach of a hand."

Ringo and Doc--(970 K)--Ringo shows his skill with his gun by giving an impressive twirling performance. Doc mocks Ringo by twirling his cup in the same fashion.

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