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"I'll be your Huckleberry".......I'm afraid the stress was just more than he could bare!
That is the best of all the Earp, Holiday movies ever.jb4570
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"I'll be your Huckleberry".......I'm afraid the stress was just more than he could bare!
That is the best of all the Earp, Holiday movies ever.jb4570
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"I'll be your Huckleberry".......I'm afraid the stress was just more than he could bare!
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That's for SURE... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Bat Masterson, Billy the Kid, Jesse James, John Wesley Hardin, Cole Younger, Clay Allison, Joe Horner, John Chambers, Caleb Hall, Doc Holliday, Tom Horn, Ben Horrell, "The Horrell Brothers," Jack "Turkey Creek" Johnson, John Kinney, Buckskin Frank Leslie, Frank Macnab, Jim and Bob Masterson (Bat's Brothers), Billy Thompson, Texas Jack Vermillion.....
Man......what a series of GOLD they could have with the gunfighters!!
Man......what a series of GOLD they could have with the gunfighters!!
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"I'll be your Huckleberry".......I'm afraid the stress was just more than he could bare!
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Yes, John I agree...I even named my BLM(black lab male) Doc after him. He likes FG 110s also
.His registered name is Rambling Gambling Gunslinger.
There are some great lines from that movie:thumbup:. Preston
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Val Kilmer should have won an Oscar for that role!!! He now IS the eternal Doc Holliday.
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Randy Quaid was better..............
(as he runs from the room)
(as he runs from the room)
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Naw......I think Kilmer was absolutely robbed that year. His Holliday was sheer genius.
Some said it was politics. He had made a few enemies.....I'm not sure why. Maybe he was just too damned good.
Well, at least most of us will always have the DVD to enjoy, and we know he was great.
Some said it was politics. He had made a few enemies.....I'm not sure why. Maybe he was just too damned good.
Well, at least most of us will always have the DVD to enjoy, and we know he was great.
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Naw......I think Kilmer was absolutely robbed that year. His Holliday was sheer genius.
Some said it was politics. He had made a few enemies.....I'm not sure why.
Well, at least most of us will always have the DVD to enjoy, and we know he was great.
All kidding aside, Kilmer was amazing, my Tombstone DVD gets tossed in the player frequently!
Very cool knives!!!!, I'm a big Wyatt Earp fan, and have read quite
a bit about him. While maybe sometimes his methods weren't perfect,
he got the job done that he was hired to do. There was a lot of SCUM
that he was up against in those days, and he spent a lot of time in the
Court Room defending himself and his actions. A GREAT man in my
estimation!!!
I agree, TOMBSTONE was a Great movie, and followed fairly closely
for the most part with the actual facts of the time. I read Wyatt Earps
Biography and accounts of his actions in Dodge city and Tombstone,
and for once the writers stayed pretty close to history. Of course the
real life women weren't nearly as Beautiful as the women in the movie.
Actually Wyatt's new love with pretty homely, to just be nice
Yep, Val Kilmer stole the show and was Robbed of an award!!!!!
Beautiful knives one in all!!
Regards Sonny
a bit about him. While maybe sometimes his methods weren't perfect,
he got the job done that he was hired to do. There was a lot of SCUM
that he was up against in those days, and he spent a lot of time in the
Court Room defending himself and his actions. A GREAT man in my
estimation!!!
I agree, TOMBSTONE was a Great movie, and followed fairly closely
for the most part with the actual facts of the time. I read Wyatt Earps
Biography and accounts of his actions in Dodge city and Tombstone,
and for once the writers stayed pretty close to history. Of course the
real life women weren't nearly as Beautiful as the women in the movie.
Actually Wyatt's new love with pretty homely, to just be nice
Yep, Val Kilmer stole the show and was Robbed of an award!!!!!
Beautiful knives one in all!!
Regards Sonny
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"I'll be your Huckleberry".......I'm afraid the stress was just more than he could bare!
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http://www.zuguide.com/#Tombstone
I don't need to say more. It's time to pull out the DVD
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Thanks JB, Great Movie Trailer... Now I want to see the rest of the movie... Maybe tomorrow... after the swap meet... ITE ... :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Bat Masterson, Billy the Kid, Jesse James, John Wesley Hardin, Cole Younger, Clay Allison, Joe Horner, John Chambers, Caleb Hall, Doc Holliday, Tom Horn, Ben Horrell, "The Horrell Brothers," Jack "Turkey Creek" Johnson, John Kinney, Buckskin Frank Leslie, Frank Macnab, Jim and Bob Masterson (Bat's Brothers), Billy Thompson, Texas Jack Vermillion.....
Man......what a series of GOLD they could have with the gunfighters!!
I wish Buck would make a Series like this... with a gun and knife shield... I would buy the ones that I like, for sure... ITE ... :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
