Army Col. Kamil Sztalkoper, a spokesman for the III Armored Corps, said the dog is a Blue Heeler (aka an Australian Cattle Dog) named "Doc Holliday" -- likely a nod to the famous gunslinger played ...

(Bryan Burrough) Bryan Burrough, the author of The Gunfighters: How Texas Made the West Wild, recalls a time when expressing one’s preferred portrayal of Doc Holliday was character-defining ...

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"Tombstone", featuring the late Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday, was a box-office smash. The film centers around some of the most notorious characters of the West and, of course, their legendary ...

Many of the things people say when they're secretly afraid you'll leave them are rooted in these fears. They'd prefer to have a misguided sense of control over the fate of their relationships than ...

There are many phrases people say when they quietly judge everyone but don't say it out loud, and if any of them sound familiar or you're guilty of using them, you may be more silently critical ...

This certainly isn’t the first film about Doc Holliday. Michael Biehn said that the script and performances were great, so of course, the cast enjoyed the final product. But as they say, it’s all in ...

The film, starring Kilmer in a supporting role as the legendary Doc Holliday, is such a fun movie, but it was only a minor success at the box office and didn’t really find its audience until it ...

These are the key factors that make not just Doc Holliday, but Tombstone as a whole, land as an epic Western. The film introduces Doc Holliday stabbing a man over a poker game, then making off ...

Revisiting Kilmer's role as Doc Holliday in Tombstone reveals that he wasn't just the best part of Kurt Russell's 1993 Western, he was the reason we still talk about it 32 years later. In fact ...

Kilmer recognized that his line “playing the diseased Doc Holliday … has become iconic.” He also put to bed a myth that “the handles of caskets were called ‘huckles.’” He wrote, “I do not say, ‘I’m ...