TOMBSTONE: This Doc Holliday line is historically true!
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2023
- Doc Holliday really said this line .
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Wyatt Earp telling Ike Clanton " the fighting has commenced get to fighting or get away" is also historically correct.
When Ike try’s shooting at them a second time 😂 had me
@@jacobtucker2832tries
It's also what exonerated them in the commencing trial. They said they'd gone down there to disarm them and the one man who surrendered was let go.
Ike also ran and hid in a church.
Also, that’s the most gangster thing a man say in a fight, telling the enemy to engage him or find safety is crazy
"Why are you doing all this doc?"
*Wyatt Earp is my friend.*
"Well hell, Doc, I got lots of friends!"
*I don't.*
Most underrated lines in the movie!!!
I also like at the creek when one guy asks doc where Wyatt was. "He's down by the river, walking on water"
Lmao! Classic!
One of my favorite lines in the movie. We should all have one friend like that.
@@C.MillerDesighn Always reminds me of my one buddy every time I see it. Looks like young Val Kilmer, questionable morals, doesn't care for his own health, but by God that MF has been there when I need him every single time without fail. I remember 7 years ago, first love of my life cheated on me, called him at 1 am bawling my eyes out and he was over at my house in 10 mins.
@@SpoofffSounds like an awesome friend.
Val Kilmer’s Doc Holliday is one of my favorite movie characters of all time 🙌🏼
but he is not a movie character
@@user-vc7ij3dh5y Are you dumb? He IS a movie character based on a historic figure.
@@user-vc7ij3dh5y🤡
I’ll be your huckleberry
@@user-vc7ij3dh5y you've failed your parents. He was a character in the movie. Being insufferable isn't a badge of honor.
Underated line by Doc when asked if he was Doc Holliday, "That's the rumor."
❤ that
@@HellcatMadsame 👍🇦🇺
You retired too?
@@christianzavala9302 lol
VERY UNDERRATED!!!
"Youre no daisy, youre no daisy at all!"
Pour soul just to high strung
@@gagebullock3665 Val signed that line on a beautiful print I have of Doc walking into clearing from that scene. :)
At the end when Doc is dying in bed and he looks at his bare feet and says "Oh, this is funny" is actually true. Doc always said he'd die with his boots on.
I'm sorry but evidence please
@@zeldahyrule543just google it. Isnt that hard but yeah it is true Doc famously ran around with a death wish wanting to die in a gun fight and not in a bed from Tb
@@zeldahyrule543my brother in Christ Google exists
@@clockman382you cant believe everything google says. cause you do know google wasn't there when doc died. there so many stories made you about the old west. like billy kid not dying. but if you google it. it will tell you two different stories. just wild bill aces n eights. not true nobody looked to see what he was holding. it came from a guys book written in 1926 I believe. he came up with them idea. you see do t always trust what you read on google. my bro in christ
" I'll be damned, I'm a lose this body " as he died
“you know Ed, if I thought you werent my friend, I just dont think I could bear it”
Yeah, turned out he wasn't such a scrawny "lunger" after all, and his female companion wasn't any slouch, either ("Touch that gun, and I'll BURN you down,"), lol.
@@tubeerv “Kate, your not wearing a bussel? How lewd😏”
@@ghostly0590 (Later on, during the hilarious poker hand with Ike): [Kate}: "He's my darling man. My darling man can go all day and all night." [Ike}: "Hey, "darling man:" You've been called." {Doc): "Cover your ears, darlin'"🤣🤪😂😜
@@tubeerv “I have not yet begun to defile myself”
@@tubeerv loving man
The entire cast was at hitting on all cylinders. Many, many stars all working together flawlessly. No one talks about the women. Fantastic performances there too. Best western movie ever.
Well, in a movie with Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Sam Elliot, Michael Biehn, Powers Boothe, Bill Paxton and Billy Zane, being remembered is a hell of a task
@@xraystudios3693 Don't forget Billy Bob Thornton.
@@recoilrob324bled better than anyone.
Best Western by far
That’s not even the whole cast….more stars in that movie the went on to successful tv/movie careers.
Great movie. Val Kilmer should've gotten an Oscar.
Love this move and this role but 93 was a tough year for Oscar's
All of them should have gotten an Oscar, & movie of the year!!!
Tombstone stands up as one of if not the most entertaining, satisfying and cinematically gorgeous westerns ever made.
Considering the director had no clue what he was doing and Kurt Russell became the defacto director and essentially rewrote and reshot nearly the whole thing, it makes the films quality that much more impressive and makes me think Kurt Russell could have been an incredible director if he wanted to.
when i found out how poorly this project started with the goofball director and how kurt russell turned it around and ended up basically directing a classic, my mind was blown. i don't typically gravitate toward westerns, but this is one of my favorite movies bar none.
@sNs-jb5ss Let me say here that in ur statement about Russell directing the movie, ur " somewhat " correct. In an interview posted just this past January, Michael Biehn , ( who deserved his own personal nod , for BSA Oscar , IMHO , ofc..) who we all know well , as portraying Johnny Ringo in the film when asked , stated that Kurt Russell DID NOT in fact direct the movie..at least, not as a whole and as we know it. According to him , the movie was directed more " by committee " , than any one person. I know the movie itself has George Cosmatos , and Kevin Jarre credited with directors. But with that said, I'm not sure if the studio was obligated to list them as that by contractual agreement ( circumstances ) or simply, to " save face " if you will. Either way, we do know in fact that Russell DID INDEED do at the very least, SOME DIRECTING...to what extent, I simply don't possibly know. He also as you stated earlier, DID INDEED AGAIN, rewrite ( again ) SOME SCRIPTS, as well as SOME SCENES as well...but I'll say once again, to what extent, I simply am not privy to that knowledge or information..I'll say this in closing. I've been a " Western Buff " since I was old enough to hold up a Red Rider ( or a Daisy... for us poor folks, they were cheaper ) BB gun...so roughly 60+ years...( yeah I know..don't remind me lol ) I've watched virtually every western that has EVER been aired on T.V. Everything from Have Gun will Travel..to Days to Wells Fargo...to Sugarfoot..lol. Really guys, you'd really be hard pressed to name a western show , that I haven't seen at one time or another. Like how Clint Eastwood use to play Rowdy Yates on the western, " Rawhide " . Its how he got his start in the movies. And how his trail boss on the show ( funny part here..I can't remember his name on the show ) in real life, the man's name was Eric Fleming..think that's how you spell his last name... but anyway, they were filming a scene for the show , and in the scene , he ( Fleming ) was " driving " a wagon of supplies ( and it may have had someone with him , up in the front ) across a river, that was obviously to dangerous for a woman ( back then, mind you 😉 ). And before they even got started good, the wagon turned over, pinning Fleming underneath it ( think they said, the wagon wheel ?? ) , and before others could get it off him , he drowned... I remember that , just like it was yesterday. Wasn't long before they took it off the air.. I got WAY OFF MY ORIGINAL POINT, but I wanted to say that regardless of who directed " Tombstone " , and who gets , wants , needs , deserves , desires or even lacks the credit for it , it's still a well made and put together western. It's one of my all time fav's. Over the last 30 plus years of westerns, I rank it up there with my favorites.. " Unforgiven "..." Open Range " ..." Hostiles " ..." Dances with Wolves " . Also, let me apologize for this being so long..I didn't set out to write the answer to " War and Peace " ...so again, my most humble apologies 🙏. Many blessings to you 🙏 all, and hagd to everyone 🙏...tc and stay safe..🙂🙂
The fact that he had TB and was still one of the most badass and witty characters is just awesome
A dying man is a most dangerous adversary.
Academy or not....we all know his portrayal of Doc was mesmerizing
@judgedredd3568 This Was Very Well Said!! 👊🍻
Hope Val’s health has improved!!
@@catsailor8621he died during the filming of Maverick.
@@ryanshough5066 In the movie Only, Ryan! He’s still alive, Thank the Lord! 🙏
@@catsailor8621 oh wow I must have seen a flipping hoax! I thought he had really died.
@@ryanshough5066 Either a hoax, or someone was grossly mistaken! 👊🍻😉
I can’t stop saying “I’m your Huckleberry”😂
🤣
You’re a daisy if you do!!😂
Stuck in my head like a good 80s song
Nobody can. 😄
Same. I've been walking around all week saying " that's just my game"
“Go home Doc, you don’t need to be involved in this.”
“That’s a hell of a thing for you to say to me Wyatt.”
- actual dialogue in real life
Imagine having a friend so fiercely loyal.
@@Acesahnyeah he's the ultimate friend and can get out tight terrifying if you test him or hurt him friends Val was so bad ass in this
@@Acesahnthen they fought over a woman, Wyatt fell in love with a Jewish woman, Doc called Wyatt a Jew boy, they fell out and they departed and doc died alone.
@@caliburn1123
😳😳😳
Wyatt was a joo lover 🤦🏻♂️
I just finished watching Tombstone again. Damn I love that movie.
Kilmer is flawless in this movie but when Russell says, “Skin that smoke wagon and see what happens.” That my friends is the greatest line in the movie, and it’s not even from Doc!
It's definitely the most intimidating scene from any movie. " I believe you have my seat" " is that a fact?" "Yeah that's a fact" "you run that mouth kinda reckless for a man that don't go heels". "man don't need to go heels to get the jump on a tub like you" etc etc. dang I wish they made movies like that again.
My favorite line is when Doc Holliday says:
"Say weigh-in"
I love that pronunciation of the word "when".
I think that was just his southern accent.
hwen
😅 technically it's original English
Who, what, where and when
Was
Hwo, Hwat, Hwer and Huen. But the French bet the Normans ass and the two languages mixed and the French switched the w and h sounds
Technically you live in a Hame not a Home
@@donovanulrich348 , Looks like I'm hame as we speak then.
I love etymology of our language because it's an interesting hodge-podge of other languages.
Great info, thanks.
"I got two guns, one for the each of ya"
Doc wanted to die in a gunfight. Not withering away in a hospital. He just couldn't find anyone who was good enough to do the job. That's why he shot Johnny Ringo through the temporal lobe and holsters his gun instead of finishing him off. He wanted to give Johnny a chance to kill him and keeps saying c'mon Johnny and is ultimately disappointed that Ringo can't do it. That's why he tells him that he's no daisy at all.
I'm a little slow what does that mean when he says that your no daisy at all?
@@rainmanj9978 because that's what he says at the ok corral when he says your a daisy if you do... meaning killing him... because he wanted to die in a gunfight with his boots on not in a hospital with them off which he does end up doing
@@rainmanj9978Back in the Victorian times, flowers had traits and a daisy was thought to be a symbol of purity. So to use the term daisy to refer to someone would be to say they are flawless or exemplary. So when Doc says to Ringo, "You're no daisy at all" he means he wasn't the better gunfighter.
@@cookindad-wq8gbthis is not an explanation, but rather it's a rationalization.
Doc Holiday never fought Johnny Ringo in real life. Most people think Ringo killed himself. In any case, Holiday was no where near at the time
Perhaps the best western ever made. I guess the argument for the number 1 spot could be made for *_Unforgiven_* , but it's *_Tombstone_* for me personally.
Outlaw Josey Wales perhaps
I visited Tombstone in 2017 then I came home and watched the movie Tombstone on a loop for over a week. My wife almost kicked me out of the house
🤣🤣
There is so much intricate detail in the Movie, you have to watch it many times to soak it all in.
Gonna head over there in a month or so. Just visited jerome recently.
Same. Except I quote the lines upstairs so the wife doesn’t ask what the hell I’m thinking at 50 years old doing a Val Kilmer impression.
Man’s got to have hobbies.
I live an hour away from Tombstone. I'm there all the time. I retire in 3 years, and I plan to go work there part time as a character walking around in costume. I'll be the Mexican Bandit
Val Kilmer's depiction of John Henry Holliday was immaculate, every line he says in the movie is qoutable.
Why Val Kilmer didn't receive Academy Award shows Hockeywood blows
Because the academy did not know what is good and what is not.
It's that, having to blow the director thing
I agree 💯👍. Kilmer shoulda won an Academy award 🏆
Val Kilmer carried that movie on his shoulders, can you imagine anyone else playing the part of doc in this movie ? Just think of all the male actors in the world and not a one could have played doc better than Val Kilmer did ! Now there were plenty of great actors and actresses in this movie. They all played their part well, but doc just stood out a little bit more than most throughout the whole movie. It’s a great western, I’ve seen it at least 13 times ! Every time was just as good as the first time !
@@burlpage5260he did not carry it all and your stupid if you think so, you need to look back and watch it, everyone was great in it
Doc's best line?????
Doc...."Cough cough cough."
"Doc what are you doing out here?"
Doc...."Wyatt is my friend."
"Hell. I got a lotta friends."
Doc.... "I don't."
That said it all about Doc, him as a man, his love and loyalty to Wyatt, and more.
Tombstone paper quotes Wyatt as saying "Give Doc the shotgun.....They'll be less apt to get nervy if he's on the street howitzer."
Who here agrees tombstone is the greatest Western. I still get goosebumps when Kurt tells Billy Bob, jerk that pistol see what happens! I don't know the rest word for word but I'm going to watch it now.
Hey, non fiction or fiction parts, either way, Tombstone is a legendary movie. Val Kilmer gave a legendary performance as Doc Holliday.
Val had the best one liners
Kurt Russell had some good ones too. Like, I'm not gone fight you Ringo there's no money 💰 in it. & Whatcha gone do, Just stand there & bleed? I said throwdown boy! Those were just few.
Val & Kurt's characters fed off each other. They complimented each other very well. They had great chemistry reminiscent of Dinero & Joe Pesci
I have two guns, One for each of ya
Yes indeed
Remember when he robbed the poker table the guy said to him he wasn't nothing without those guns without those guns, you would be just a skinny lungar he put the guns on the table and said there now we can be friends again cold movie
The tombstone newspaper was the Epitaph. It gave a very detailed timeline of October 26th 1881 .
That’s a pretty dope name for a newspaper
142 years ago...wow
You can get a copy of the original paper as a part of the package for watching the reenactment of the gun fight at the original OK Corral.
YOU'RE A DAISY IF YOU DO.!!!
In other words you'll be in the ground pushing up daisies
Daisies are sharpshooters he was making fun of his shooting
it means you are the better man if you get me
Daisy was term used for best, or better similar to cream of the crop.
@@NobleSavage44exactly. I think cos these phrases have died out no one knows their meaning 😂
Absolutely the Best Western of all time 🔥
The Good the Bad and the Ugly is a good one.
Josey Wales
And it's been some good ones
It was a saying back then that meant “your the best”. Basically he was saying you are the man if you can kill me.
Not quite. You'll be dead and buried pushing up daisies. 😮
@@robvolovic2002nah
@@robvolovic2002then why does he tell ringo "you're no daisy at all"
@@robvolovic2002your right absolutely but in this particular situation he meant your the man for killing me it had 2 meanings depending of the use.
@@eastw88dredd38correct
“In vino veritas”
Love the line (this movie has more great 1 liners than any other movie ever made) but the most underrated one imo is when they are all recovering down by the river after the ambush someone asks where Wyatt is and Doc says "down by the creek, walking on water" lol. Love that line for some reason
Some historians stated that Doc ran away from that ambush while Wyatt was busy blasting away.
"I'm your huckleberry Ringo" replied the cheerful doctor "That's just my game"
Right out of the 1920's novel "Tombstone: An Iliad of the Southwest". That's where they got it from.
The actor playing Billy Claiborne, whom says “I got you now, you SOB..”
Was played by “Wyatt Earp,” who himself, is an actual distant relative of the legendary Wyatt Earp.
yeah, a lot of folks forget that this incident happened toward the end of the wild west era, and a lot of the surviving players were around long enough to see movies made about them. Doc's Girlfriend, Big Nose Kate lived til 1940 and died at age 98.
the Earps moved to california after this. silent western movie stars Tom Mix and William S Hart were two of Wyatt earps pallbearers at his funeral. Virgil Earp became a lawman again in a town in california despite his injury, and Wyatt and Virgil's Nephew, Virgil Edwin Earp, was on an episode of "What's my Line?" talking about his uncles and what being a lawman was like back then(Edwin followed in the family business and was a retired lawman as well).
Billy Clanton.
I am named after Wyatt as well. One of my cousins married into the Earp family. Pretty cool stuff, never met them and don't plan on it, but if I ever do, it'll be educational
@@mr.ryceguy6854I went to school with one of their distant kin in Texas. I don't remember her saying what her exact relationship to them was, but she claimed to be related to them. Her maiden name was Earp & she lives in CO today with her family, but she still has some family living here in North Texas. I often wonder if she has told her son of their relationship to the Earp family.
@@gourdguruTom micks wept
He was indeed, not a daisy
He and Ringo both failed to be daisy, so they pushed up daisies
In real life, Ringo committed suicide by that tree, and Doc was in Colorado, 600 miles away. Also, Doc had murder charges in AZ at the time, so he wasn't there. The rancher who found Ringo said the gun was in Ringo's hand, he shot himself in the head, and the bullet was lodged in the tree behind his head.
We all will!!!
One of my biggest regrets is not visiting his grave while I was in Colorado 😞
you can always visit again 🤷🏽♂️
“One of my biggest regrets is not visiting his grave while I was in Colorado
@santhegemini
you can always visit again 🤷🏽♂️
Doc Holiday true character with class for all time .
And the big thing that everyone seems to miss.
Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp were courageous men. Men of honor.
"In 1874, Earp arrived in the boomtown of Wichita, Kansas, where his reputed wife opened a brothel. Wyatt was arrested more than once for his presence in a brothel where he may have been a pimp" Not so honorable.
My favorite quote by the real Doc Holliday is, "I've enjoyed about as much of this as I could stand."
now how do you k ow that he said that. that's like me saying my favorite thing he said in real life was the word THE
@@zeldahyrule543to be fair, he most definitely said "the" an innumerable amount of times. It's literally one of the most used words as it's very existence is meant to be a binding agent for sentence structure in English.
@@masterofpain120 it's from a movie. still doesn't make it true. someone would have to document it. If a tree falls in the woods,and no one is around does it make a noise. most likely. but proof it you can not.
@@zeldahyrule543 no I'm 100% agreeing with you I'm just being facetious because he definitely said the word 'THE' in his lifetime atleast once lol I guess it was a bad joke
That movie is epic because of how historically accurate it was thanks to a large part of curt Russell Val Kilmer is still one of my all time favorite people who happens to be an acror
Not really. Not even from the beginning. The fight would never have happened. The cowboys didnt draw, not until doc was spooked and pulled his shotgun and fire in the air. Doc caused those kids deaths. Ike tried to stop it, and wyatt was trying to do his job and did not want a fight but doc made a mess of it.
this is not accurate at all. very little
Maybe 2% of this film is accurate. It’s an incredible movie, but it’s also incredibly untrue.
They have a picture of doc Holliday in the dictionary under friend
Val Kilmer should have win the Oscar for the role of Do Holliday
This was one of my favorite movies and the cast was incredible ❤
This is back when going to see movies in the theaters was awesome when waiting for it to release on VHS or DVD heading down to Blockbuster to see if it’s come out yet. The movie scene is toast. The stream world has desecrated what little was left. And Hollywood started to eat its own.
It would still be great but they've hire incompetent people. Film advertising is trash and doesn't drum up any interest.
That and cell phones. Last time I went to a theater all I saw was these little bubbles of blue lights around people's heads. It was distracting and totally took me out of the movie. I can't even remember the movie, all I remember it was several years ago now.
This movie is so underrated it is practically a historical reenactment but it's also a competent film people who hate this movie have no clue how historically accurate it is
It is a Western by definition of what a Western is.
@@movienerd202 there was a typo in my previous post please disregard them in the near future as I use speech-to-text and it is not always accurate in translating the words that I speak
@@kenjackben OK, thanks for elaborating on that. 👍
That wink that doc Holliday gave them before the fight is now what I call the death wink
"You're a daisy if you do.". 😄💮
I'm a freelance pool finisher and I float my work between a couple different crews, when I get a call to do a pool from them I always say "I'm your Huckleberry" 😅 love Doc
Also reportedly true that doc fired three times from a double barrel without reloading.
How is that possible?
@@robertcervantes9843Yes.
@robertcervantes9843 . It's not but they do it un the movie too.
They just said that's how fast doc was so fast he could fire three rounds.
"Blaze away, you're a daisy if you do"
That gunfight was over in under 30 seconds
Amazing cast. And an amazing telling of this story. The part where Wyatt walks into gunfire at the river was true also. Walked right into a hail of bullets and killed
Idk, my take on that saying, is Doc watched his Mother die of Turberculosis & the fact that he was also dying of the same ailment, & was scared of dying that way. He would have considered it a favor if someone would kill him. Like when Ringo said "I'll put you outta your misery", he new that Doc was sick & dying. BUT, it would have to be "a daisy" to do it. Meaning it would take a better man to kill him.
It's nice they actually got one thing right historically in the movie because there's a lot of fiction in Tombstone - entertaining movie with great performances - not just Val Kilmer but the whole cast.
I would suggest anyone that loves this story should visit the town of tombstone. Theres a ton to do and see. Also the spot where it took place was surprisingly small.
I just can't understand why nobody ever quotes my favorite line of the whole movie: "I DON'T."
If you know, you know.
In the top 10 all time best movie quotes...in my humble opinion
Great movie❤🎉
Yes, that is one of the great movies ever.
One of the best westerns ever.
Val should've won an Oscar.
Gotta watch this now thanks to my algorithm
Wyatt was the one who shot Frank McLaury from the ground here. Doc was fully prepared to die here and didn't know Wyatt was readied to shoot McLaury.
Val Kilmer was the most historically correct Doc of all the movies made.
That's COOL those old cowboys had some cool sayings.🤔😎😎
They did try to keep it as true as they could. They did embellish in parts for the drama though.
You're a daisy if you do = Try it n you're dead.
Wyatt Earp told Tom Mics this story. Tom Mics wept. It says this at the end of the movie. I hope I got the name right. It's been awhile since I saw this movie. 😊
Daisy is slang for a gunslinger at the time, Doc is actually saying "you're good if you do".
Being a daisy means you are tough.
Val Kilmer was ice cold in this movie 🥶😤
The most documented and investigated case of an arrest going horribly wrong. The Gunfight is taught in police academys as the exact wrong way to execute an arrest.
Sounds like they need to reform the criteria, there are a lot worse cops than this.
No. No, it is not.
Well hang on here. Several things:
1. I thought they were going to disarm them, not necessarily arrest them. Best case scenario was the cowboys would reluctantly comply.
2. It was a VERY wild, untamed, boom town in a very wild, untamed West.
3. The state of lawfulness was inherently precarious. The lawlessness was even politically protected, such as with Sheriff Behan and political interests associated with the cowboys
4. The cowboys, in particular, were dangerous outlaws, even on a systemic level.
5. The murderous cowboys had boasted all over town that they were going to kill the Earps.
6. There had been a lawful ban on carrying guns within the town due to the gun violence.
7. Yes, carrying guns was just a misdemeanor, but with the very real active threat on their lives, it makes sense to consider confronting the threat to enforce the law. Otherwise they were easy targets. Yes its arguable that it was unwise but it is also arguable that it was a necessary evil given the circumstances.
8. "Frontier justice" was a very real necessity in such circumstances. Even the judge knew this, and that's why in response to Earps frustration that the cowboys were getting off on made up alibis by cowboys sympathizers and technicalities, the judge said it would be best for Earp to "just leave them in the bush". In other words, kill them out in the bush and bury them with no witnesses.
whipped that revolver like he was slapping him
The man that Kilmer says "you're a daisy if you do" is actually a descendant of Wyatt Earp!
That is one of my favorite lines by Doc.
God I love Doc
Awesome movie!! The actors nailed it big !! Especially Val Kilmer!!
This movie was full of great lines
The phrase " im your huckberry, was actually im your huckle bearer back then. Its to say, "if you cross me, ill be carring your casket" a hucke bearer was the name for Paul bearer back then. Val kilmer told about it in his book. When oeople on the set, thought he was saying huckleberry, he decided to run with it.
That makes a good story, unfortunately it is a false one.
For a couple of reasons: what is, the script said huckleberry. It never said anything but huckleberry. The script writer took that phrase said by Doc to Ringo right out of a book from the 1920s.
So he absolutely said I'm your huckleberry. That much cannot even be argued otherwise. Val Kilmer himself has even verified that is what he said and he did not say bearer.
And the reason he could not have possibly said Bearer is, that term did not even exist at the time of the movie's filming. It was made up on the Internet years later. It is completely, 100% and internet fabrication.
@@SealofPerfection dude shut up. You don’t know what you’re talking about
@@CountryKyle007 I'm very well-versed on this topic. It's Huckleberry. Says so in the script. Val Kilmer says that's what he said in his book, titled interestingly enough "I'm Your Huckleberry". He said he did NOT say "bearer".
Not sure what else you might need, but here is where the line came from. The script writer didn't make it up:
"I'm your huckleberry Ringo" replied the cheerful doctor "That's just my game"
Right out of the 1920's novel "Tombstone: An Iliad of the Southwest". It's online and you can read it. Everything I've written is easily verified if you bother to fact-check me.
How Kilmer didn’t get an Oscar for this role, let alone a nomination, is criminal. One of the best performances I’ve ever seen. Just magnetic and compelling
“I got two guns, one for each of you”
I had a delivery in tombstone about 25 years ago, is something on the air of that place that contradict the told history... just by looking around, it just doesn't click in
The newspaper in Tombstone,Arizona is the Tombstone Epitaph, same as it was the day of the gunfight at the OK Corral
I have two guns for each of you!
I just wanna know if the Wink was real😂😂😉
My favorite line, I'm your huckleberry.
Another historically accurate quote: when asked yes or no, Wyatt Earp replied, "Yes."
Imagine being so badass you can't find someone good enough to kill you when you actively want to die?
Dats gotta suck.
That wink always gets me 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He was no daisy. No daisy at all
Every line by doc is poetic
One of the most memorable characters ever created by a screen actor, and NO Oscar? Val left his mark for the ages….
Oscar won't last against that. This movie is 30 years old and kids quote it, patches, art, and so on. Oscar can't measure against that.
That horse in the back is too cool
Ringo: "You must be Doc Holiday. You retired too?:
Doc: "Not me. I'm in my prime."
Ringo: "Yeah, you look it."
😂😂😂😂
I saw this movie in the theaters with my dad as a kid……it was awesome
Val Kilmer's performance
as Doc Holliday is iconic. Better than any other, ever.
Your Daisy if you do😅
"COME ON, COME ON JOHNNY, YOURE NO DAISY, YOURE NO DAISY AT ALL"
I think they said the wink Val does was ad libbed. It just makes the scene better.
Literally the only dialogue in this movie that seems out of place for the tone is the real scene where Wyatt confronts Curly in the stream and kept saying "NOOOOOO" in a really dorky way. I'm not sure if it really happened that way bit it was hilarious
I agree!🤣🤣not the best acting
This is a great movie filled with great actors wow I miss movies like this
He’s fast n makes it much funnier 😂
the stress was too much for him to bear
He should have gotten a academy award for his Val’s part as Doc !!
Yes, I did know that line was historically true because I read a book I’m dark holiday from Bob Bose Bell😊 And if I’m not mistaken, that line directly means you’re better than me or you’ve bested me❤ Thank you for posting that nobody believe me😂