Powers Boothe and Steven Lang both chewed the scenery in Tombstone. But then they had to try and keep up with Val Kilmer as Doc and Micheal Biehen as Ringo.
@@aurelalee7246 Dana, great to look at. But she actually did not look the part. I think everybody involved in the production simply had a blast making the movie in terms of shooting. Tombstone was not historically accurate. In many ways. But they got the jist of things right. The Earp's were no angels. And neither was the Clanton/Cowboy faction. Costner's film is more accurate historically but is also a chore to watch.
Good topic and no wonder that Texan actor Powers Boothe from Snyder agreed to portray him, most famously in the movie Tombstone. According to a friend of mine whose college room-mate at UT was Boothe's girlfriend, Boothe was as cool in reality as he was in the movie role. His classic reply to Kurt Russell's goodbye, "Well..........Bye!" was one of the best stoic line ever. So sad to lose Boothe a few years ago, he was a Texas classic!
For a long time it really was. I was actually really surprised to find out that Wichita, KS was considered one of the most violent towns in that day. It wasn’t until they had to lay the law down in a heavy way that it calmed down.
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Powers Boothe was amazing as Curly Bill in Tombstone
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@@albertdeleon6272 bro stop been gay I’m talking about an Actor!
Powers Boothe and Steven Lang both chewed the scenery in Tombstone. But then they had to try and keep up with Val Kilmer as Doc and Micheal Biehen as Ringo.
@@mpetersen6 One of the few films in which the cast was entirely amazing. (The only exception would be Dana Delaney as Josie...in my opinion)
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Dana, great to look at. But she actually did not look the part. I think everybody involved in the production simply had a blast making the movie in terms of shooting. Tombstone was not historically accurate. In many ways. But they got the jist of things right. The Earp's were no angels. And neither was the Clanton/Cowboy faction. Costner's film is more accurate historically but is also a chore to watch.
Good topic and no wonder that Texan actor Powers Boothe from Snyder agreed to portray him, most famously in the movie Tombstone. According to a friend of mine whose college room-mate at UT was Boothe's girlfriend, Boothe was as cool in reality as he was in the movie role. His classic reply to Kurt Russell's goodbye, "Well..........Bye!" was one of the best stoic line ever. So sad to lose Boothe a few years ago, he was a Texas classic!
Curly Bill was known alternately as "Curly Bill." 🤣🤣🤣🤣
WOW. Crazy to think Curly Bill cld actually be tied in with Billy the Kid and that war.
Great video. ❤
John Wesley Hardin..? "hold my beer"
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@@albertdeleon6272 No.
So mean he once shot a man just for snoring
Curly Bill, in two different westerns, is portrayed as yellow. But, movies tend to twist things a bit..😅
The Alec Baldwin defense 😅
Watch this! Hold my beer.
Very interesting video, but the mispronunciations are truly atrocious. I guess AI has a way to go.
He came right after Shemp ! and before joe
🤔🤔🤔 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
interesting but the AI voices spoil the enjoyment
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Sure does!
@@albertdeleon6272Yep, mispronounces things.
Kingfisher would have took his tobacco pouch.
curly bill's disposition might have benifited from the acquisition of a comb...
This is an AI generated story. Pretty cool.
The last video I watched strongly suggested the Wild West was generally not as wild as Hollywood portrayed it. And then this.
For a long time it really was. I was actually really surprised to find out that Wichita, KS was considered one of the most violent towns in that day. It wasn’t until they had to lay the law down in a heavy way that it calmed down.
Curly Bill very famous outlaw in 1870s-1880s.
Well..... Bye-
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Long before gauchos vegueros or cowboys people tended cattle.
@@Prfdt3 Exactly.
His hair made him do it
I guess it was lethal to comment his disaster off a haircut.
The Haircut 😂😂😂😂 would’ve looked better with a Chilibowl haircut 😂😂😂
"...a time of lawless."? What the hell does that even mean?
"influencers" are nothing but lazy using crappy AI.
Its actually spelled Broshious
BROCIOUS WAS NOT THE MOST VISCIOUS KILLER OF THE WEST . HE WAS BAD .
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"Viscious?" Is that someone who is both vicious and viscous?
@@darylnd ok spelling cop ive suffered a stroke . So zI spelled it rong whoopie ding💩 who gives a Ruck . !
Cattle were being herded etc.way before the vequero or the gaucho or the cowboy.
I think Wesley Hardin was
Powers Booth looks a little like Curly Bill.