Michael Biehn talked about the making of Tombstone and shot down rumors about who people claim really directed the modern-day ...

Tombstone is undoubtedly one of the greatest Westerns ever made, and a large reason behind its success lies in its many ...

When Wyatt Earp and his brothers arrived in Tombstone, conflict was inevitable. The Earps were Republicans and northerners, while The Cowboys, who also included Johnny Ringo and “Buckskin ...

When Wyatt Earp heard of the charges ... In July 1882, Holliday’s long-time enemy, Johnny Ringo, was found dead in a tree. Initially, his death was reported as self-inflicted. But according to Earp’s ...

and his most famous line has to be when he is facing down Johnny Ringo (Michael Biehn) towards the very end of the movie. It certainly scares Ringo. Almost as soon as Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell ...

also the aforementioned Snake Plissken in "Escape from New York") as Wyatt Earp asks Kilmer’s Doc Holliday what makes a man like the criminal Johnny Ringo tick. Holliday says, “A man like ...

Alongside him, Kurt Russell leads the cast as Wyatt Earp. Sam Elliott and Bill Paxton ... Michael Biehn delivers a chilling performance as Johnny Ringo, a dangerous gunslinger and a key figure ...

When I think of Kilmer’s Doc, it’s not the great “I’m your huckleberry” lines that are thrilling to young men, nor the chest-thumping showdown with the vile Johnny Ringo in a grove ...

That boldness has made it a basic cable staple that pops even on the smallest of screens, and it extends to the performances, from Russell’s badass Wyatt Earp to Kilmer’s silky smooth Doc ...

For Holliday fans, nobody else can ever embody the Old West legend who stood for law and order with the Earp Brothers in 1881’s Shootout ... scene,” Holliday gets the drop on the notorious Johnny ...