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Does anybody know of, or has ever seen a picture of Wyatt Earp holding a gun?Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tony Fazzini Apr 16.
If Wyatt Earp did not have any children, then who's descendant is Wyatt Earp, the actor that portrayed Billy Claiborne, in Tombstone?Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Chris Lampe Sep 8, 2012.
The gunfight at the OK Corral took only about 30 seconds. Those 30 seconds made Wyatt Earp famous, but not until about 50 yrs later. About 30 shots were fired and in those days they didn't have…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by anthony martin Oct 28, 2012.
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1860- Confederates sign treaties with the Seneca, Shawnee, and Cherokee tribes that allowed those Indians to join rebel forces in battle.
1861- Canton, New York- Frederick Remington is born.
1874- Darlington, Texas- Kiowa leader Satanta, known as "the Orator of the Plains," surrenders.
1877- Montana Territory- the Nez Perces negotiate their surrender at Bear Paw Mountains.
1878- John Chisum notes that 10 to 12 of his horses have been stolen by…
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Buck Grizzly said… Yep I got to work on Tombstone for 2 1/2 months, played a buckaroo (not credited) the first 3 days at the Springs when Curly got killed. That was the best pay I got, had dialogue and did a running gun battle that was cut completely out of the movie. I did extra work for the rest of the time. Was a drunk, a miner, a townsperson, and a few other back ground characters in the scene where Wyatt slaps around Billy Bob Thornton, I am the drunk smoking a cigar and drinking a beer closest to Kirk and the bartender when they are talking. The other best shot I had was when Doc and Wyatt walk away from the OK Corral and the crowds splits to let them through. In the middle of the pack up front facing the camera, there is a guy dressed like the blue Mario Brother. That’s me too. I'm in about 14 spots if you know where to look, it was a lot of fun and I learned a lot from talking to the historians who worked on the movie as well.
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