Tombstone is undoubtedly one of the greatest Westerns ever made, ... Frank Stillwell (Tomas Arana), arrive at the train station to finish them all off. However, ...

Tombstone plays fast and loose with facts, ... As the assassins made their move, the lawman emerged from the shadows, gunning down Stillwell on the spot and using Clanton to send a message.

The 1993 "Tombstone" was directed by George P. Cosmatos and starred Kurt Russell, Sam Elliott, Powers Boothe, Bill Paxton and, of course, the late Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday.

The couple who found a baby girl's tombstone in a Pittsburgh neighborhood is determined to get it back to where it belongs. Chuck and Nancy Loskoch live two doors down from where their son saw the ...

Tombstone isn't notorious for it's minerals, though. Everything changed on Oct. 16, 1881, when a long-simmering feud erupted into a shootout near the now legendary O.K. Corral.

In the aftermath of the shootout, on March 18, 1882, Morgan Earp was murdered in Tombstone. Two days later, Wyatt, his brother Warren, Doc, and a few other men escorted the injured Virgil and his ...

Whether he is thought of as a hero of the "Wild West" or a corrupt, murderous lawman unfit for the badge, there's no question Wyatt Earp contributed to the legend of Tombstone and the west. He ...

There is no question that Tombstone is one of the best Westerns ever made, and as this list proves, it's easily the most quotable. If we're honest here, almost every line in the movie is quotable.

If you’re like me, Tombstone, the 1993 western starring Kurt Russel and Val Kilmer, ranks in your top five films of all-time, thanks, in large part, to Kilmer’s iconic portrayal of Doc Holliday.