Wyatt Earp III- Retired living in Arizona- He does one-nighters around the country as Wyatt and as Doc Holiday.Almost looks like a bullet creased above his right eyebrow. Had a small part in Tombstone- 1993.
From the website- http://sanjuancapistrano.patch…oc-holliday#photo-4980449
Posts from colkid60 in thread „Tombstone (1993)“
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"Here lies Lester Moore, Four slugs from a .44, No Les No more." There is an actual tombstone in Tombstone, Arizona that has that epitaph.""
I first saw this epitaph in the Virginia City, Nevada Cemetery in approx. 1971-2. I don't know where it started but it's probably in most old west cemetery's by now and is a great saying.
I started at page one tonight and am almost blown away by all the information on this movie. I don't know if I ever have seen all of it at once. I have seen parts of it several times.
I am preparing to watch it again all the way through with some of data from here printed out. The first thing is to see all the actors in it, that I didn't know were there. Also to catch all the dialog you have quoted.
I also pre-ordered the Blue Ray of the Quiet Man, excited about the better quality.
Gorch thanks for all of these great pictures, it's rare to get such quality close ups like this. Some make me feel like I am standing there beside them. -
Keep adding these great pictures my computer isn't half full yet.
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"When the Earps first enter Tombstone, a grave marker can be seen in the cemetery that reads "Here lies Lester Moore, Four slugs from a .44, No Les No more." There is an actual tombstone in Tombstone, Arizona that has that epitaph."
I first saw this saying on a tombstone at Virginia City, Nevada in the
early 1970's and other places, I can't remember since. Does anybody know where it was originally put on a Tombstone?
The saying is so good, it's no wonder that many people put in their
graveyards.
