Best version of the shootout at the OK Corral.

[Jim French]

I have four in mind:  My Darling Clementine [totally unhistorical]
                            Gunfight at the OK Corral [also not very historical]
                            Wyatt Earp better than the other two
                            Tombstone my personal favorite.
I am sure there others too, but I don't know them.

[fastolfrus]

I also seem to remember William Hartnell in a Dr Who episode....

[joroas]

William Hartnell WAS the first Doctor Who.......... 

[Plynkes]

Hour of the Gun with James Gardner and Jason Robards is another.

I can't remember how historical the gunfight is. Haven't seen it for years. I'm not in it so much for the history, though. That isn't what sticks in my mind. The characters and the story are what make these films. Victor Mature, Jason Robards, Val Kilmer and Dennis Quaid were all brilliant Doc Hollidays each in their own ways. Can't say I really care for Kirk Douglas in the roll, though.

[joroas]

....and don't forget the Star Trek version...............

[Marine0846]

Have to go with Tombstone.
If it's not historical, that the way it should be.
Remember someone, somewhere said something like this,
If you have to print the facts or print the legend, then print the legend."
If anyone knows the correct quote, please correct me.

[Lowtardog]

Tombstone, cracking acting and a good blokey film

[Malamute]

Tombstone, cracking acting and a good blokey film

Seconded

The Costner version is probably more accurate! 

[Jim French]

Marine,
It's from The Man who Shot Liberty Valance.  "Whne the legend becomes fact, print the legend."

[Jim French]

I do remember the Star Trekversion, Joroas.  I also ran into the Hugh O'Brian TV version yesterday.
And there was one from the old Walter Cronkite series You Are There.
But I still like the Tombstoneversion.

[Bugsda]

Tombstone without a doubt  

I think it's the more accurate version too, it tallies pretty much with the contemporary newspaper reports I've read.

And Holliday actually said "you're a daisy if you do" and "I'm your Huckleberry", brilliant bloke, if you can stand the coughing 

[Malamute]

Tombstone without a doubt 

I think it's the more accurate version too, it tallies pretty much with the contemporary newspaper reports I've read.

And the fascial hair was way better than any of the others

[Bugsda]

And the fascial hair was way better than any of the others

Yep! Not in the Gettysburg league but fine victorian face furniture none the less 

[Malamute]

Yep! Not in the Gettysburg league but fine victorian face furniture none the less 

Arhhh, now you see I prefer the elegance of the well tended and waxed moustache and sideburns than the unkempt and unruly full facial beard.

[Bugsda]

It takes a real man to wear a privet hedge on his chin