Doc Holliday's favorite phrase has puzzled audiences since Tombstones' release in 1993. The phrase provides key insight into ...

Doc Holliday was a real person who was notorious long before Tombstone, but Val Kilmer turned him into a modern-day legend. Doc is just as classic of a Western gunslinger as Clint Eastwood's Man ...

Tombstone is one of those movies that remains so compulsively watchable nearly 30 years after its release that, no matter where in its runtime you might stumble upon it, you simply must keep ...

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.

Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) Kurt Russell's Wyatt Earp isn't just front and center throughout the events of Tombstone, he's often the most interesting character on the screen not named Doc Holliday ...

In addition to meet and greet events with the actors, there's a Doc look-a-like contest and a Tombstone movie trivia contest. Kilmer played Holliday in 1993's "Tombstone." Quaid took on the role ...

Doc Holliday may steal the show, but this is really Wyatt Earp’s story more than anyone else’s. Recently retired as marshal of Dodge City, Earp has come to the Tombstone boomtown to settle ...

Kilmer came to Tombstone for the “Doc Holli-Days ” event to celebrate the life of gunslinger Doc Holliday, whom the actor played in the 1993 movie Tombstone.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz. — Val Kilmer made a rare public appearance to help mark the birthday of the real-life man who helped make Kilmer a star. Kilmer was in Tombstone for the "Doc Holli-Days" that ...

Val Kilmer made a rare public appearance to help mark the birthday of the real-life man who helped make Kilmer a star. Kilmer was in Tombstone for the "Doc Holli-Days" that help celebrate the life ...