QuoteOriginally posted by ethanedwards@Sep 29 2005, 10:56 PM
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Hi Keith,
It sounds very interesting 
What it was? So you too a man with true grit? (I read your answer to Sally in the other thread. 
Regards,
Vera
QuoteDisplay MoreOriginally posted by ethanedwards@Sep 28 2005, 04:36 PM
Hi Vera,
Yes I agree with you about the film.
Other 'Earp' films, are many,but I guess, the main landmarks are:-
FRONTIER MARSHALL(Allan Dwan)1939
MY DARLING CLEMENTINE-(John Ford) 1946
GUNFIGHT AT OK CORRAL(John Sturgess) 1957
HOUR OF THE GUN(John Sturgess)1967
DOC(Frank Perry)1971
TOMBSTONE(George P. Cosmatos)1993
WYATT EARP(Lawrence Kasdan)1994
My favourtie being TOMBSTONE,
Best Wishes,
Keith[snapback]21715[/snapback]
Hi Keith,
Thank you for the information, it is really interesting to see different films about one person. I think - I saw one of them - Wyatt Earp - in the videostore.
Regards,
Vera
QuoteDisplay MoreOriginally posted by ethanedwards@Sep 28 2005, 02:59 PM
Hi Carl and ZACK,
It's strange, I just watched the old VHS version,
and I still consider it a great film.
Although the ending, was weak, and was Clementine,
ever a girl in Earp's real life?
Apart from that, I thought it ,one of the top three,Earp films.
Best Wishes,
Keith[snapback]21713[/snapback]
Hi Keith,
My Darling Clementine is one of my favorite films, I have it on DVD, printed here, but I didn't now what kind of ending is on it - old or not. 
I think it is old, in it Earp kisses Clementine very modest good-bay at the end and ride away. I like the scene.
Also I know almost nothing about real Earp :o
May be it is some other information in the web or books. What other Earp films you mentioned? Are they worth seeing? And is it some sense in purchasing DVD of MDClementine with alternate version and some features I suppose?
Regards,
Vera
